Would you purchase Cans of Meat as a meal from a restaurant?Picrel is real, summer special menu offerings from a fried fish place in my neighborhood.>1 can of sardines with crackers, $15they have free saltines on every table, btw, so you're basically paying $15 for the can and the special mayonnaise. >2 cans of vienna sausages, trappeys peppers, crackers, $12Vienna sausages are about $1 each at the store, or less. What are they thinking? Why would anyone buy this?
vienna sausage is disgusting
>>22180144only canned food that has ever made me projectile vomit
>>22180144>>22180151as someone who eats Spam, deviled ham, and corned beef hash I concur that vienna sausage is fucking inediblealso the OP surely must be a hoax
>>22180156I want to believe this isn't real, but...https://www.flyingfishinthe.net/
>>22180156>the OP surely must be a hoaxit's not a hoax, it's on their homepage too. i received this in an email because I'm part of their points club or whatever.the art in the banner is AI generated but they did that themselves. i dont really want to shill them for this so i have obscured the name.
>>22180103What a weird place, I’ve never seen a menu list beverages as “Liquids”
>>22180144i used to feed it to my dog who lost all his teeth cause he could gum them
>>22180103well the joke was surely lost on you.
>>22180498whether it's a joke or not doesn't really make a difference. it's real and that's weird either way.apparently it's a british thing. from their instagram:>SUMMER’S LAST CALL: Two summer specials. Two very different ways to go out strong.>Go big with the High-Tide Seafood Tower, or go European with our Canned Meat Summer Specials—inspired by the tinned seafood and protein craze making waves across the pond.