Processed meat. A steak is processed, a fresh strawberry is not. You mean ultra-processed, like charcuteries and cold cuts? Processed only means that it's different from its original form, most of what we buy is processed.
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That's why we should stick to unprocessed thing like kisses. It's even bio!
I mean yes those processed meats which I never eat! No, pork, no sausages, ect… I’ll eat chicken though!
The fact that a chip butty was used as the example annoyed me. I hate both the concept and the name for them. This is what you'd get if you asked a toddler to make you a sandwich, except in real life it's not a toddler it's some British guy
So you're a vegan that eats chicken from time to time?
Listen, I agree, the chip butty is a travesty and a stain upon the otherwise delectable British cuisine (lmao) but it’s a sandwich, as much as I hate to say it.
I giggled. I joined a Facebook group where people rate each other's cooking and it took approximately two minutes to realize this was a primarly British group because everyone's food sucked. No offense to any British person on this board - yall do have nice Sunday roasts, fish n chips and scones <3
It's telling that curries are quintessential British dishes now. Cuisine so bad they just co-opted their colony's cuisine as their own.
