Has anybody tried this? What did it taste like?
Has anybody tried this? What did it taste like?
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>this is the epitome of english cuisine
I would buy this just to shove it up my ass
i would buy like 200 just to drop off outside the homeless shelter and watch their faces melt
Is this the same game that sells vidya?
OP asked a serious question though.
who knows if it sucks dick if you havent tried it
also, what if the small small baby handful that tried it just had a personal preference?
so many questions.
ill go drink bleach
lol the internet is a miracle eh
that is the stuff of nightmares
yes
Too Australian to be watchable, and I was curious damn.
Pretty much (video related) is the only source of information that Christmas Tinner was a real thing.
In other words, quality Aussie shitposting until proven otherwise.
i bet it's actually good.
In other words, GAME and Stevejacko teamed up to fuck with you.
I could try it next Christmas, it would be a fun thing to look forward to
yummy
Why does that Arab speak fluent English with a British accent? It's so off-putting.
How the fuck do you eat this? Are you supposed to eat it?
Its an aussie.
Who the fuck cares. He doesn't look like an Aussie either.
As an Englander, I am vaguely horrified by this.
>Why is there bacon and egg?
No christmas dinner I have ever seen has involved eggs.
Bacon: Yes.
Eggs: Never.
>Why is there mince pies in between two savoury things?
I don't even.
Mince pies are sweets, and as such they go AFTER the savoury.
Not before.
Not in-between.
After.
>And why specifically two of them?
Is this some kind of magically derived number for optimal savoury disruption?
>The illustration on the tin clearly shows "pigs in blankets".
And yet there is a distinct lack of sausage mentioned anywhere.
I would imagine you sit it in a pan of boiling water for a while, then open it up grab a spoon and eat from the top down right out of the tin.
Why you would want to is another matter entirely.
game sells food? wtf
>>Why is there mince pies in between two savoury things?
There could be a chemical or physical reason for it; perhaps the other two layers needed to be separated for some reason.
I need to see Steve try one of these.
Different variant of this idea done by a Brit.
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The eggs are for breakfast.
the fact that literally nobody is selling a tin of it on ebay is all the proof you need that it never actually existed