@notjimmymaio: Meat, potatoes, and pasteries #greenscreen #uk #food #meat

Loth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇵🇸 :

British food isn't bland. If anyone knows how to cook, there's lots of flavour. Spices, herbs, aromatics, and the sometimes the most important things: Sauces and condiments!

吉米 :

British food being bland is an internet meme. Start in Southern Mexico and you can travel thousands of miles though Central America, the Caribbean, and South America without tasting spices.

PeterPorker :

London has legit some of the best food in the fucking world

Ro :

“Masking the natural flavour” what is the natural flavour of boiled chicken and steamed broccoli 😭

Kenny :

British food is an embarrassment compared to the flavorful French Cuisine

DJ Jason :

British food has only gone downhill in the last 20 years coinciding with corporate business practices, immigration and social media. It’s really sad honestly

minktabletop :

Wine was never commonly used in British cooking

Matt :

Best comedy post of the day so far 😂😂

Cain :

Well how come the uk has the best chefs in the world ay?

FuidoGawkes :

There’s a lot missing in the menu at the end as that’s a contemporary menu, we weren’t eating tikka masala in the 70’s we were still eating rabbit (which is delicious btw) and offal is still popular

Finnley :

Not bland at all just because we don’t use spice as much does not mean it doesn’t have taste

Boukman :

Vicky Vixen :

Our food is not bland ffsk . Get to over yourself .

Liam Evans :

Finally a good informative video that isn’t just full of lowkey racism and classism

Yue :

Irish food is better

slavman12 :

The elite preferring lightly seasoned food is something that happened in other nations like France and China. Louis XIV famously popularized the combination of salt and pepper due to his particular palette. Meanwhile, in China, the Qing royals preferred lightly seasoned soups and meats while the southern Chinese peasants were developing spicy and heavily flavored cuisine.

Jupteen Thumbleejack :

you can still see these spices in things like mince pies thinking about it

Eh6000000 :

It also has to do with the choices of the wealthy. When spices were first introduced to Britain, the wealthy used them as they were an expensive status symbol. When they became available to mass market, the wealthy decided to stop using them and rest of society followed

Pitawas Indharame501 :

As someone from the global south, I used to expect that from all the colonizings and plunderings of resources over centuries, the average man in the Uk would be wealthy, living and eating like a king. But, no, it’s the opposite. 🥺

Aarondaebak :

Does this explain haggis

PowerLoafM :

Is he baiting by serving up such inaccurate nonsense?

sevenatenine🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 :

It is still full of spices today. People are ignorant and only get their information from TikTok.

sparkythebeachdog :

Nonsense.. this is just a crazy myth 😅