> Ah, I THINK they were referring to British cuisine, am I wrong here? Their
> beer is wonderful! The cuisine, is, well, by my last count getting much
> better! c

> Stig wrote:
>

>> Ah, I THINK they were referring to British cuisine, am I wrong here?
>> Their
>> beer is wonderful! The cuisine, is, well, by my last count getting much
>> better! c

>
> Why else did we break free from British rule?eh We wanted to distance
> ourselves from such bland food! eheh Europeans can't even make a decent
> deli sandwich!ehe In NYC (Kosher deli capital of the world), our
> sandwiches are stacked like a Cadillac!eh In Britain, they shnorrer the
> meat! eh You're lucky if you find two strips of pastrami on rye! ehe
> -D, NYC "If food were a competitive sport, New York City would have
> more gold medals than anywhere else in the world" - TRACY NIEPORENT,
> Myriad Restaurant Group/NYC & Company Restaurant Committee Chair.."New
> Yorkers spend $11 billion a year eating out, making NY the restaurant
> capital of the world" - JANE'S NY: RESTAURANTS (NBC 4 NY - World ...

> Every tried a nice panini at a Autostrada -freeway stop in Italy?
> "Darrin" aol.com> wrote in message
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>> Stig wrote:
>>

>>> Ah, I THINK they were referring to British cuisine, am I wrong here?
>>> Their
>>> beer is wonderful! The cuisine, is, well, by my last count getting much
>>> better! c

>>
>> Why else did we break free from British rule?eh We wanted to distance
>> ourselves from such bland food! eheh Europeans can't even make a decent
>> deli sandwich!ehe In NYC (Kosher deli capital of the world), our
>> sandwiches are stacked like a Cadillac!eh In Britain, they shnorrer the
>> meat! eh You're lucky if you find two strips of pastrami on rye! ehe
>> -D, NYC "If food were a competitive sport, New York City would have
>> more gold medals than anywhere else in the world" - TRACY NIEPORENT,
>> Myriad Restaurant Group/NYC & Company Restaurant Committee Chair.."New ...

> Can I have an interpretation of this please?

> PS. The trans-pondian correspondent apparently believes that the lumpy
> stuff known as food was lacking in flavour in the UK as long ago as a few
> centuries. This of course is as true as the information that the
> trans-pondians all eat grease and gristle patties in imitation bread for
> every meal.
>

> Steven Pampling wrote:>

>> PS. The trans-pondian correspondent apparently believes that the lumpy
>> stuff known as food was lacking in flavour in the UK as long ago as a few
>> centuries. This of course is as true as the information that the
>> trans-pondians all eat grease and gristle patties in imitation bread for
>> every meal.> > >

> This is from a country with Sonic, chef boy-r-dee, wonderbread and corndogs
> bwahahaha. Throw in Coors lite and Bud and you get the idea :-)> JJ>>