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RE: "English food is boring"...NO BLOODY WAY: Two Aussie's eat their way around England
THIS is the post I've been waiting for!!! My absolute favorite characteristic of traveling is trying local cuisine. These meals all look so amazing and it is fascinating to me how different cultures prepare basics like meats and potatoes in so many creative combinations.
My favorite selections of your post are most definitely the cheeses! If I had to choose one food item to enjoy for all of eternity, it would hands down be cheeses.
Great read and I thoroughly enjoyed experiencing these meals through your eyes. Now, I've just have to find some supper, I'm starving now!
Hey man, thanks for commenting.
I’ve just read @tarazkp’s post on the state of play here in Steemit and lack of commenting etc. so I didn’t actually expect to see many comments on my food post. It’s been hard to keep up with commenting (and indeed voting) whilst I’m travelling and it’s all I can do to smash out a post each night. I’m sure you understand.
Anyway, the food here has been very interesting. We don’t eat fast food much, and here haven’t gone near it. The food we have eaten is at pubs mainly and has been way better than we would get in a typical pub in Adelaide. Better quality of produce I think.
I always pick on the English (at home) in jest of course, but I’m starting to understand them and their ways.
Travelling does that huh?
I’ll share a cheese board with you anytime. We can converse politely over the food and then retire to the drawing room for a cigar and to discuss the weighty matters of the day like civilised Englishmen. :)
I read his article as well. It hasn't slowed my commenting down at all, but then again I'm not fishing for comment votes either. I really enjoy the interactions and social aspect of the platform I can see how it would affect a certain number of others though.
I absolutely understand about vacationing and Steemit. It was darn near impossible just to get a few posts in and stayed in country. I can only imagine the difficulties when traveling abroad.
I'll definitely take you up on the cheese plate, but i prefer retiring to the range and discussing grips and sight alignment! Lol
Talking my language now my bro!