Originally Posted by Oink (Post 7940139)

I'm not a young person but I've never eaten Spam or know any of my friends back in the UK that had Spam for school dinner or for their tea. For us, crap food meant Pot Noodle or a cardboard tasting frozen pizza.

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 7940139)

I'm not a young person but I've never eaten Spam or know any of my friends back in the UK that had Spam for school dinner or for their tea. For us, crap food meant Pot Noodle or a cardboard tasting frozen pizza.

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 7940139)

I'm not a young person but I've never eaten Spam or know any of my friends back in the UK that had Spam for school dinner or for their tea. For us, crap food meant Pot Noodle or a cardboard tasting frozen pizza.

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 7940148)

Then in my mind you are a young person.;)

When I left England there was no such thing as pizza and certainly not frozen ones nor were there pot noodles.:p

Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat (Post 7940151)

Rather like fried bread.

Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat (Post 7940155)

Wasn't rationing still in effect back then?:rofl:

Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 7940104)

But we dont ban people on BE do we??????

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 7940177)

Other than fatty and salty does it have a particular flavour?

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 7940148)

Then in my mind you are a young person.;)

When I left England there was no such thing as pizza and certainly not frozen ones nor were there pot noodles.:p

Originally Posted by iaink (Post 7940175)

Whatever gave you that idea? 99% of the time its spammers though.

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 7940177)

Other than fatty and salty does it have a particular flavour?

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 7940182)

If these were our cultural benchmarks you didn't miss much.

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 7940617)

I'm still trying to figure out when curry became the national dish. :confused: