Quintessential British fair..
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As someone living in the backwaters of the Netherlands, I can at least get reasonable curry, however buying spices is a struggle.
I do miss supermarkets not selling real tea, by that I mean no PG tips, or Tetley, or anything else decent.
There's little good meat available, still searching for a decent butcher.
There is no bacon available anywhere in the Netherlands. I've also been told that this is also true of Denmark.
I really miss a good bacon butty washed down with a mug of tea.
I also miss a good roast, though I suspect I could rustle up something reasonable with some effort.
I do miss supermarkets not selling real tea, by that I mean no PG tips, or Tetley, or anything else decent.
There's little good meat available, still searching for a decent butcher.
There is no bacon available anywhere in the Netherlands. I've also been told that this is also true of Denmark.
I really miss a good bacon butty washed down with a mug of tea.
I also miss a good roast, though I suspect I could rustle up something reasonable with some effort.
It has got to be some good quality butcher's pork sausage (nothing but pork and some seasoning), creamy mash (nothing but potatoes, milk, and butter), served on a plate and doused with a good slosh of Lea & Perrins. Followed by either sticky toffee pudding or jam roly-poly.
Tea to finish.
Tea to finish.
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