OT: Anyone here British?

[HuskyNan]

What are you guys thinking? This would get you arrested in New York (j/k)

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[MilfordHusky]

I’m ok with pineapple, but beans?!

 

[oldude]

As if pizza doesn’t create enough problems for the gastrointestinal tract, someone decided to slather it up with beans….

 

[Centerstream]

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[Sifaka]

Beans on toast is a very common U.K. meal for folks without lots of ££s. Say “Heinz” to a Brit and you're likely to hear them finish the jingle with “means beans.”. Others will sing, “Beans means Heinz!”.

Their Heinz vegetarian beans are not loaded with high fructose corn syrup, so you can actually taste the beans.

I've never seen my British spouse put beans on a pizza.

Beanz Meanz Heinz 30 sec TV Commercial from the 1960's

My friend and work colleague Mo Drake wrote the line "Beans Means Heinz" They don't make Ads like this any more! The music was Composed by Johnny Johnson.

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[ClifSpliffy]

What are you guys thinking? This would get you arrested in New York (j/k)

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this is unspeakable horror. u did this just to mess with me, didn't you? im gonna ask management here to ban you expressly for picking on me.

 

[cancontent]

I guess that's one way to make sure you get your fiber. Ugh.

 

[JordyG]

What are you guys thinking? This would get you arrested in New York (j/k)

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I''m speechless. Next we'll be seeing the British making blood pudding macaroni. The word disgusting doesn't approach this monstrosity.

 

[Bigboote]

That looks like spam, spam, spam, eggs, baked beans, and spam pizza. That's not British, it's Viking.

That crust looks very eggy; I don't think it's a pizza crust. Maybe a frittata?

 

[Sifaka]

That looks like spam, spam, spam, eggs, baked beans, and spam pizza. That's not British, it's Viking.

That crust looks very eggy; I don't think it's a pizza crust. Maybe a frittata?

That's an eloquent, if somewhat long-winded, description.

My Britannic Lady would simply say, “Foreign muck!” and roll her eyes.