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What happened to all the good food America???

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  • OriginalGriffO OriginalGriff

    And it's famous for pizza. There was me thinking that putting pineapple on pizza was as bad as it could get ... X|

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    fgs1963
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    Right... because the Brits are famous for their cuisine! :rolleyes:

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      My last visit was about 5 years ago, in Virginia mostly, but everything was super duper delicious (Yes! I gained a lot of weight here :sigh:). 5 years later, I come back here, this time Chicago, and I've tried from takeouts to fancy dine-ins but everything sucks, and all the places stink. What happened to all the good food? :confused:

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      PIEBALDconsult
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      You didn't meet the sausage king of Chicago?

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      • OriginalGriffO OriginalGriff

        And it's famous for pizza. There was me thinking that putting pineapple on pizza was as bad as it could get ... X|

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        Dave Kreskowiak
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        The deep-dish casserole pizza is the tourist pizza, what the rest of the world knows Chicago for, but people born and raised Chicago normally don't eat it. REAL Chicago pizza is thin crust, cut into squares.

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          Right... because the Brits are famous for their cuisine! :rolleyes:

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          Lost User
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          Of course we are: four-hour boiled cabbage, mushy peas, battered saveloy ... the list is endless.

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          • F fgs1963

            Right... because the Brits are famous for their cuisine! :rolleyes:

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            Forogar
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            Ah! I see you must have had a Full English Breakfast - unbeatable.

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              Of course we are: four-hour boiled cabbage, mushy peas, battered saveloy ... the list is endless.

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              fgs1963
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              Uuugghhh... I've been to your little island nation... Shepard's Pie and Fish & Chips are the only 2 palatable meals. ;)

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              • L Lost User

                Of course we are: four-hour boiled cabbage, mushy peas, battered saveloy ... the list is endless.

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                Forogar
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                Remind me not to come to your house for dinner! You should mention Shepherd's Pie, Bangers and Mash, Fish and Chips, any British breakfast, Steak and Kidney Pie, proper English sausages, proper English (Danish smoked) bacon, bacon butties, sausage butties.... I have to stop now as I am getting terminally hungry! Dammit, I miss good ol' British food! This American crap that has to be "spicy" and "crispy" and "breaded" is killing me - I want to come home, mummy!!!!

                - I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.

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                • F Forogar

                  Ah! I see you must have had a Full English Breakfast - unbeatable.

                  - I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.

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                  fgs1963
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                  A "Full English" would be OK except for the swill they try to pass off as sausage. X|

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                  • F fgs1963

                    Uuugghhh... I've been to your little island nation... Shepard's Pie and Fish & Chips are the only 2 palatable meals. ;)

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                    Lost User
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                    You must have been here in the 19th century. There is lots of international cuisine in the UK.

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                    • L Lost User

                      You must have been here in the 19th century. There is lots of international cuisine in the UK.

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                      fgs1963
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                      International cuisine is available in most civilized nations... I was referring to home grown British Cuisine.

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                      • F fgs1963

                        International cuisine is available in most civilized nations... I was referring to home grown British Cuisine.

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                        Lost User
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                        There is plenty of home grown cuisine that is worth eating. You should come and try it.

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                        • D Dave Kreskowiak

                          The deep-dish casserole pizza is the tourist pizza, what the rest of the world knows Chicago for, but people born and raised Chicago normally don't eat it. REAL Chicago pizza is thin crust, cut into squares.

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                          jeron1
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                          Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

                          REAL Chicago pizza is thin crust, cut into squares.

                          Indeed, that is my lunch today...not that I can taste it. :(

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                          • M MehreenTahir

                            My last visit was about 5 years ago, in Virginia mostly, but everything was super duper delicious (Yes! I gained a lot of weight here :sigh:). 5 years later, I come back here, this time Chicago, and I've tried from takeouts to fancy dine-ins but everything sucks, and all the places stink. What happened to all the good food? :confused:

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                            David Crow
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                            Chicken fried steak and fried okra are still on the menu, but only if you leave those "weird" cities.

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                              International cuisine is available in most civilized nations... I was referring to home grown British Cuisine.

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                              DRHuff
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                              They founded an empire so their sons could get away from their mothers cooking!

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                                You didn't meet the sausage king of Chicago?

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                                yacCarsten
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                                He got me into a fancy restaurant once.

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                                  Of course we are: four-hour boiled cabbage, mushy peas, battered saveloy ... the list is endless.

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                                  Daniel Pfeffer
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                                  Richard MacCutchan wrote:

                                  four-hour boiled cabbage

                                  You must like your cabbage undercooked. X|

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                                  • M MehreenTahir

                                    My last visit was about 5 years ago, in Virginia mostly, but everything was super duper delicious (Yes! I gained a lot of weight here :sigh:). 5 years later, I come back here, this time Chicago, and I've tried from takeouts to fancy dine-ins but everything sucks, and all the places stink. What happened to all the good food? :confused:

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                                    Daniel Pfeffer
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                                    [Who Is Killing has Killed the Great Chefs of Europe America?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who\_Is\_Killing\_the\_Great\_Chefs\_of\_Europe%3F)

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                                      They founded an empire so their sons could get away from their mothers cooking!

                                      If you can't laugh at yourself - ask me and I will do it for you.

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                                      Nelek
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                                      DRHuff wrote:

                                      They founded an empire so their sons could get away from their mothers cooking!

                                      or to learn how to cook from other cultures...

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                                      • M MehreenTahir

                                        My last visit was about 5 years ago, in Virginia mostly, but everything was super duper delicious (Yes! I gained a lot of weight here :sigh:). 5 years later, I come back here, this time Chicago, and I've tried from takeouts to fancy dine-ins but everything sucks, and all the places stink. What happened to all the good food? :confused:

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                                        honey the codewitch
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                                        I ate it all. :)

                                        To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

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                                        • F Forogar

                                          Remind me not to come to your house for dinner! You should mention Shepherd's Pie, Bangers and Mash, Fish and Chips, any British breakfast, Steak and Kidney Pie, proper English sausages, proper English (Danish smoked) bacon, bacon butties, sausage butties.... I have to stop now as I am getting terminally hungry! Dammit, I miss good ol' British food! This American crap that has to be "spicy" and "crispy" and "breaded" is killing me - I want to come home, mummy!!!!

                                          - I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.

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                                          Daniel Pfeffer
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                                          I'm sure that even British food is not what it used to be - they no longer fry chips in lard, the sausages are "[emulsified high-fat offal tubes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPwQ0PmK9lw)", and some cooks have even been known to use spices other than salt and pepper in their cooking. :omg: :)

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