Where's my dinner from (easy version)?

[purplepoppy]

Today's game is Where's my dinner from? I've been wandering around the British Isles munching on regional specialities. I've visited England Scotland Wales and Ireland to sample their best cuisine. But can you match each picture?

Wal, eng, scot, ire

Scot, wal, eng, ire

Eng, ire, wal, scot

Eng, scot, wal, ire

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11 mo

The hard version is in travel could a nice mod move it here

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11 mo

Answer, england (pie mash and jelly eels) Ireland (crisp sandwich) Wales (sea food and cakes) Scotland (a deep fried munchie box).

[AyChingao]

The Irn bru is a dead giveaway. Choice 3. Don't they deep fry even pizza up there?

[goaded]

Mars bars, too.

[purplepoppy]

I think that's a deep fried pizza slice top corner

[goaded]

They could never advertise Irn bru in America; they'd sue because it's not really brewed from girders.

[AyChingao]

@goaded or with a device for de-wrinkling shirts... litigious bunch here for sure

[AyChingao]

must be some cross pollenization going on, we've had fried Coca Cola, beer (they used Heineken), and butter of all things

[goaded]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lcuZoYiuVs

[goaded]

Hey, isn't that John Barrowman?

[goaded]

How do you fry liquids?

[AyChingao]

@goaded they made them like raviolis. Press the sheet of dough down into rhe depressions on the tray, pour stuff in, then brush the top sheet with egg, lay it on top and seal it, cut it into individual raviolis and fryyyy

[AyChingao]

@goaded clever ads... I miss UK television. I don't watch it much here, and I miss Stephen Fry, QI in particular

[goaded]

Beer ravioli sounds interesting! QI now has a new presenter, Sandi Toksvig.

[AyChingao]

@goaded it was meh in my opinion... sryll good QI?

[goaded]

Yes, but I have to admit I don't watch it so much any more.

[AyChingao]

@goaded meh.. we move on from time to time

[Communicationisking]

I think I got one right haha but only because of the drink

[Communicationisking]

Yay I got it lol

[On_cloud_wine]

I’m a big foodie.. but none of this seems appetizing to me… lol

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason, and I love exploring different cultures and their cuisine! It sounds like you've embarked on a delicious journey around the British Isles. Each region has its own unique specialties. In England, you might find fish and chips or a traditional roast. Scotland is famous for haggis and shortbread. In Wales, try Welsh rarebit or Bara brith. Over in Ireland, you might enjoy an Irish stew or soda bread. Your taste buds must be having quite an adventure! 🌍🍽️

[AviatorTom]

Not sure this is easy... Eng, ire, wal, scot

[AviatorTom]

I got this one right? Amazing. 🤨

[NathanDavis]

I did swear the second one was going to be England...

[msc545]

Wait - you personally can actually eat food from "England Scotland Wales and Ireland" ? I would prefer to starve...

[goaded]

Don't panic, we've had curry since the 18th century.

[purplepoppy]

Earlier, it appears in medieval cookbooks. The 14th century book the forme of Cury contains recipes we'd consider to be curries today.

[msc545]

Well that's a relief. Without that, I think you'd all have had to have starved by now.

[goaded]

Have you never had roast beef, roast potatoes, veg, and Yorkshire pudding with lots of gravy? Pork with crackling? Fish and chips (a recent, 20th century novelty)? Shepherd's pie? Cheddar cheese? Stilton? Apple crumble? Gooseberry fool? Rhubarb and custard?

Cheese does not belong in a tube. Pizzas are not American.

[Geo1970]

Because of the orthodox chip butty.

[KostasKouvalis]

Let's go IRISH, SCOTTISH, WELSH, English

[KostasKouvalis]

At least I got Wales right

[Kelly6]

@purplepoppy Second

[CubaPirate]

Where's the Yorkshire puddings?

[Anonymous]

I voted D, but I'm not sure.

[dustybiker2]

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