[quote=honeykid][quote=The Rodent]Fish And Chips with a ton of salt and vinegar for £2.99..[/quote]
You can get fish & chips for £2.99?  I can't get fish for that.  Not even a small cod.[/quote]

[quote=Yoda]The fact that we have all of these and more is what best represents our culture.[/quote]

[quote=Sedai]Otherwise, you are crapping all over thousands of privately owned restaurants that represent real Americana, and real American food.[/quote]

[quote=Sedai][quote=John McClane][quote=Sedai]It's technically am American restaurant, with its origins in America, but anyone that thinks it's a representation of American cuisine is participating in foolishness![/quote]I disagree. I think it best represents our cuisine: highly standardized.[/quote]

And that would be wrong. No giant, transnational corporate fast food chain represents cuisine from anywhere but a lab.  And that's a fact, partner![/quote]

[quote=MovieMeditation]Yaaay, new movie poster came today! 

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[quote=The Rodent]Real American cuisine should be stuff like buffalo steak with acorn bread.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane][quote=Sedai]It's technically am American restaurant, with its origins in America, but anyone that thinks it's a representation of American cuisine is participating in foolishness![/quote]I disagree. I think it best represents our cuisine: highly standardized.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]I'm currently scoffing down chilli and chips.

Had some frozen chips left over so I threw some of my homemade chilli on them.

Yummy.[/quote]

[quote=Sedai]I'm hungry.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]Don't worry, us Brits have out British cuisine representatives in places like the Chippy and in Greggs.

Fish And Chips with a ton of salt and vinegar for £2.99... or a Greggs sausage roll with a Steak Bake and a bottle of pop for £2.
Or a meat pasty with a triangular packet of sandwiches for £3.

British cuisine at its best.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]:D[/quote]