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minus-squareenkers@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkarrow-up99·edit-25 days agoLooks like the Brits were trying to follow a recipe for poutine, but transcribed it as “peas” instead of “cheese”.
minus-squareTylerdurdon@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up34arrow-down2·5 days agoI thought he bought a box of vomit for 4 bucks. What you said seems to make a lot more sense.
minus-squareNoForwardslashS@sopuli.xyzlinkfedilinkarrow-up5·4 days agoPeople in here loving poutine, but you swap cheese chunks in your gravy for a vegetable and it’s suddenly disgusting? The North American palate is weird.
minus-squareFrostyTheDoo@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up5arrow-down2·edit-24 days agoCheese is better than every vegetable. Especially melted cheese. That’s certainly not an unpopular opinion or a weird take. Peas + gravy is a weird palate mate, there’s a reason you can only find it in 1 place.
Looks like the Brits were trying to follow a recipe for poutine, but transcribed it as “peas” instead of “cheese”.
I thought he bought a box of vomit for 4 bucks. What you said seems to make a lot more sense.
People in here loving poutine, but you swap cheese chunks in your gravy for a vegetable and it’s suddenly disgusting? The North American palate is weird.
Cheese is better than every vegetable. Especially melted cheese. That’s certainly not an unpopular opinion or a weird take.
Peas + gravy is a weird palate mate, there’s a reason you can only find it in 1 place.
Na, peas and gravy is great.