Cultural Appropriation

[JimW]

There's yak butter tea as well in Mongolia. A somewhat acquired taste I gather.

I've had that (in Tibet), the hefty amount of fat actually goes down well when you've slogged about a bit at altitude. You use it for making little balls with roasted barley flour (tsampa) too for a snack.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Also, cream doesn't really resemble butter. Butter is more solid and used more sparingly. And would be horrible in coffee.

You’ve not heard of clotted cream?
It isn’t Carnations, sonny.

 

[Thimble Queen]

To think I used to respect you!

Try it, you'll love it. Buttery toast dipped in tea is the stuff of dreams

 

[danny la rouge]

You’ve not heard of clotted cream?
It isn’t Carnations, sonny.

I've holidayed several times in Cornwall. I know what clotted cream is.

 

[cupid_stunt]

I've holidayed several times in Cornwall. I know what clotted cream is.

I've shopped in Tesco, I know what clotted cream is.

 

[danny la rouge]

I've shopped in Tesco, I know what clotted cream is.

Is it in World Foods?

 

[cupid_stunt]

Is it in World Foods?

No, it's been culturally appropriated into the standard chilled section.

 

[Thimble Queen]

Is it in World Foods?

Salt and vinegar crisps is world food here

 

[Mrs Miggins]

Is it in World Foods?

Last time I was in Asda at Clapham Junction that aisle was called "Foreign Food". Could still be for all I know.

 

[danny la rouge]

No, it's been culturally appropriated into the standard chilled section.

Leun a sylli yw ow skath bargesi!

 

[cupid_stunt]

Leun a sylli yw ow skath bargesi!

Even translated from Welsh, I am lost on that.

Skath Barges is just like a stylish.

 

[danny la rouge]

Even translated from Welsh, I am lost on that.

Skath Barges is just like a stylish.

It's the tattoo I got while I was in Sennen Cove. I asked for "Yes, I'm handsome but not in an unattainable sort of way".

 

[Celyn]

Not Welsh, 'cos I don't think Welsh doesn't have the letter "k". Cornish. If you're lost, it's because you haven't watched enough Monty Python.
Hungarian Phrasebook sketch)