American in the UK - what do they have to eat?

[jesstar619208]

Cheeky so and so!

 

[Jessicat:]

My wife can't very well so would you mind popping over?

Mitch

 

[ChrisE]

Grrrrrrr!

 

[LovingLife]

While I dont necessarily disagree with you, if a word is spelled like this:

T-H-E-R-E

How can it sound like this: T-H-E-H-H ?

 

[daniella992000]

'nuff said.

 

[FlamingTressesV]

Introduce them to proper beers and ales. Nothing like Bud and Miller, maybe some Hobgoblin or other real ale.

Make sure they have pie chips peas and gravy with it. Preferably steak and ale.

They need to try real chocolate too, like Dairy Milk. I've tried Hershey's and you'll be doing them a favour!

 

[wild]

You are aware that Dairy Milk almost didn't pass the EU regulations to actually qualify for using the term "chocolate" and almost had to use the term "chocolate flavoured sweet" because it has a ridiculously minimal cocoa content? Lol I would not ever call dairy milk chocolate. I believe they only passed because they increased the cocoa content to the bare minimum.

 

[lalalalalae]

Unless its UHT milk. But theres no demand for that because..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBwwcU2c3u4

 

[Stellar]

You're aware that I'm a women, and therefore if its chocolatey, I don't care. I'd take it over Hershey's any day, have you tried that stuff? Maybe not Galaxy or Lindt though, especially Galaxy Cookie Crumble.

 

[iluvluv]

Lindt is the king of all chocolate.

 

[QUEENY]

Dunno about Hersheys but I do love the Co-op butterscotch Milk Chocolate, so moreish, well almost all their chocolate except the Cadburys rubbish they also sell