04 Sunday Nov 2018
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American foods section, my local Tesco in Glasgow, Scotland
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And don’t even get me started on the frightening number of things that can be haggis-flavored (from potato chips to pizza to ice cream…)
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This is so funny, Barb. What do Scots think South African’s eat?
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I’m pretty sure if Tesco puts in an international foods section for South Africa, it will consist solely of rooibos tea.
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Pity, I hate rooibos tea.
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😂 That’s pretty much how I feel about the “American” foods shelf…
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This is soooo funny, Barb!
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I’ve often wondered what people from other countries think of the selections that are offered in the international foods sections under their country’s name? As an American (who hasn’t just smoked a very significant number of joints), I would find it difficult to base my national cuisine on Cocoa Puffs, marshmallow fluff, and pop tarts.
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Good point!! 😅
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That is so funny!!
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Pretty hilarious to see “my” culture through Tesco’s eyes!
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Well – thank goodness. You’ve invited so many of us to visit you in Scotland – now we can be sure that we can get REAL AMERICAN FOOD over there …
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Cause nothing says godblessmerica like jello, Lucky Charms, and Hershey’s chocolate syrup.
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Great post! 🙂 Being reduced to junk food – yikes. Then again, a Canadian section would reduce us to poutine a
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… and Tim Horton’s coffee.
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But don’t forget the maple syrup!
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Yup! 🙂
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Sounds great. Haggis covered processed sugar and mushy peas washed down with Gatoraid.
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Aw, now you’re just jealous!
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Yes, that’s it…. 😉
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In a stoner moment I can see dipping a Dorito into some mushy peas. 🙂
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No, no, no… At best mushy peas could qualify as a sculptural medium, but they must never be consumed, especially after being imprisoned in a can. It’s probably a good thing that vegetables can’t bring class action lawsuits, because what’s happened to innocent peas is clearly a crime
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LOL!
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Although let’s be honest, I do buy the Red Vines when I’m lucky enough to see them. (American living in London)
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Well of course you do. It’s practically your patriotic duty.
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Oh, this is too funny!
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Reblogged this on Where Genres Collide.
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Hilarious, Barb! But I do love homemade haggis!
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