Spotted today in Iceland.
Is this an insult to cuisine or a hidden gem of fusion food?
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Edit: For non-UK folks, Iceland is a supermarket in the UK which specialises in frozen food. I didn't spot this in the country of Iceland!
this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2024
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Britain invaded half the world to take their spices and then never use them in cooking
There are like 10000 curry shops in Britain today.
keyword being "shops"
Why the hang-up about "shops"? It's a colloquialism for restaurants.
How is that the keyword? The point is British people love spicy food; curry, a cuisine stolen from our former empire, is our national dish and you can get it everywhere.