Discovered that I love HP Sauce with a ham, egg, and cheese on a roll. Makes me wish that brown sauce were more common here.What are some foreign flavors that you've enjoyed combining with American food?
Are you retarded? HP is basically a type or worcestershire sauce that we use all the damn time in the us
>>22212807>basically a type orBack to English class with you. Anyway, HP has a markedly different taste from Worcestershire, A1, or anything else that idiots who have never had it like to use as a comparison. Markedly.
>>22212803Polish ketchup has completely replaced American ketchup for me
>>22212807Are you stupid? Obviously. Its why Heinz ketchup has a different taste than Hunts. What a retard.
>>22212803Anon HP sauce is too sweet. It's too sweet.
>>22212803chop cheese with swiss, even got it the ocky way. I do sophisticated shit like that all the time.
They make a sauce here called Country Bobs, it's very very similar to HP.
>>22212898Which makes it perfect against salty ham and cheese
>>22212807It's nothing like it, you starry-eyed little girl. Try it sometime.
>>22212954yeah I think I’m good on your Harry Potter sauce, old chap.
>>22212956>I’ve never had it so I don’t like it and I won’t try itI thought the school season had started back up again
>>22212957this is your brain on chip butties and tea
>>22212956I just didn't want you to run your mouth saying its just like Worcestershire sauce, when it's not. I just thought it would be better for you to taste it so you know the clear difference and you wouldn't sound like such a fucking dickhead. It's not like I'm invested in the sauce, I don't even really like it.
>>22212961truancy is a punishable offense
>>22212803Do you know what HP stands for? It’s the Houses of Parliament sauce.
>>22212966I see YT comments like this all the time, Somebody thinking they are surprising the world with a groundbreaking revelation.
>>22212803Heinz 57 tastes better
>>22212962>It's not like I'm invested in the sauce, I don't even really like itI see right through your attempt at detached nonchalance. If I was a betting man, I’d put it all on the fact that you have a large number of stockholder shares in HP Sauce.
>>22212886What's different about it?
>>22212807>Asks if OP is retarded>Cant even spell retardedFirst post worst post, in a rare development
>>22212803>What are some foreign flavors that you've enjoyed combining with American food?None because I'm not a pretentious hipster faggot
>>22213044>retarded>can’t spell retarded Anon… I…
>>22212979No you don’t. I’m from the UK and cunts there don’t even know what HP stands for. As if Burgers gonna know.You’re seething aren’t you, because you literally didn’t know either
>>22213083lack of curiosity is not a virtue
>>22213090>literally> I’m from the UK and cunts thereUsing the third person to describe people from the UK. >I’m from the UKsure you are . . . . . Lidderally
>>22212803so how do Brits actually use this stuff? On burgers? Just breakfast sandwiches or breakfast foods?
I use to buy it back in the day when it was made in the UK. I'm in the US. Now it's made in the Netherworld I think. Can any brit verify if the stuff meant for domestic is the same as the stuff made for overseas. It's all made overseas now right? Thanks,Bought some Bovril in Gibraltar though.
>>22213279Yeah mainly breakfast food.>>22213288Think it's just made in the Netherlands. I haven't seen it abroad, in Europe. 5 or 6 different countries.
>>22213279pretty much everything. the british are hounds for some brown.
>>22213104I’ve left yookay for greener pastures my friend, it was getting hellish in London. So yeah third person still works, burger
>>22213312>yookayNobody is that gay. I'm sorry. Not even the gays that get starfished and/or blowbanged are that gay.
>>22213298That sucks. I knew the original plant shut down a few years ago which was why I asked whether the UK gets the original version and the rest of the world might get something different. Great for a bacon butty. Thanks Onslow.
>>22213288Brit here.Yes, they have changed manufacturing to the Netherlands from Britain but as far as I can tell, it's still the same. If you are in the USA you might want to check the label and see if it contains HFCS which we don't use here. >>22213279Not burgers so much but more breakfast type foods: Bacon; eggs; sausages; cheese sarnies;etc.
>>22213329I don't know, but I know that the Dutch still didn't really know about it a couple of years ago, as when I was there my wife stupidly asked for some and the waiter said that they don't have it but the chef would make some and it was the strangest abomination I'd ever tried.
>>22213336>>22213344Thank you. I will check or at least wait until whenever I pull into a British port.
>>22213348>whenever I pull into a British port.What are you?Merchant navy or something?I've come across guys from the merchant navy before, they watch the same films over and over and know the script verbatim, they also know how to juggle because their is nothing else to do.?
>>22213348I can't fathom that there is much difference. I doubt that there will be many countries that require this sauce outside of importing it as a 'world food'.
>>22213361I was in the US Navy but now I am early retired and cruise alot. As I mentioned earlier, I bought some things when I pulled into Gibraltar. I try to get unique foods from the markets when I pull in. I am British heritage and I love me some goodies from the old country. I'll be going on a 21 day one through our Panama Canal in a few days. I'll see wgat they have in Aruba and the Dutch Caribbean countries. Gotta appreciate the golden age while we can. Good times can't last forever.
>>22213378You're living the dream anon. Fair play. Have a good un!
>>22213378you can retire on a US Navy salary?
>>22213387Thank you. It's not the QE2 but I guess it's the QE3 now. I hope it's not too stuffy. I'm not that old yet.
>>22213378Those monkeys in Gibraltar are bastards, one of them bit me, I hate them.Sounds like you are a similar age to me.Like you said, enjoy the good times anon, I think we have seen the best of them.
>>22213399They're actually pretty informal, but the food actually isn't great in the main restaurant. Sort of at least partially precooked, I suppose it's due to the high demand as it's an opulent establishment and there are a lot of grannies who know no better. Great to eat there, regardless.
>>22213394No, I was only in for four years. Navy Air. P-3s. I just did well after and sold my company when I was 34. Then a little from my inheritance when father died, I leased out my property for solar, now I have more income than I need. That was 2019. Now I meet up with girlfriends i made around the world and we cruise. Still a bachelor.
>>22213402One of them sat on my shoulder and slapped me on the head, but I found it funny as I was tanked... At the time it was a quid a pint and a quid a shot basically.
>>22213402>didn't even realize you mentioned the monkeys. Lol
>>22213411Fucking love that place. It's ridiculous in many ways, I was surprised how conservative it was, mainly when I was looking to get even more shitfaced and everything was closed, but it's really quaint and also cheap. Some really nice art deco... love the fire station
>>22213407I heard it was the most formal of the lines. I got a great deal though on a repositioning so why not? $3200 for two people for 21 days with a balcony unobscured? Cheap.
>>22213417Gilbratar still cheap then to visit?
>>22213417I only had a day. That's a big negative. I still backpack from time to time and meet up with people. It was a nice place. Monkey pool. Walked up.
>>22213424Wow that's a fucking great deal. I didn't find it formal, but that may have been because the waiters were friendly and casual. I did have to wear a collar in the evening and make sure I wasn't wearing dogshit. In the day, it was more relaxed.
>>22213426In terms of accommodation it's not bad, there aren't that many swank places. In terms of restaurants they're starting to go overboard with their prices. General supermarket food is cheap. Pubs are still relatively cheap, alcohol from shops is still ridiculously cheap, relatively speaking. Same with tobacco, I noticed, if you're into that.
>>22213440Damn, yeah I mean pubs and off license being cheap im sold. Specially given how expensive UK is getting these days
>>22213435I'll wear a collar and long pants but I don't want to wear a jacket too much. One reason why it's cheap I assume is it's the rainy season down there right now. Also not the most great of ports until after you get through Panama.
>>22213445>Specially given how expensive UK is getting these daysIt's not just the UK, it's everywhere.
I am anxious to experience the daily tea time. I wonder if it will be a royal doulton tea set with handpainted periwinkles amd white star service. Lol
>>22213451True
>>22213458Japan is pretty cheap still. I fly over sometimes for a month or so at a time. You can get plastered for 60cents a 9% strong zero can. As you can probably tell by earlier posts, I am a bit of an Otaku. Just the functional kind.
>>22212922>Country BobsOh yeah made in Centralia, IL
>>22213490more like Centralia, PA
>>22213495WRONG
>>22212803hp sauce is good on most beef dishes.if you have dry beef like a pie or an overcooked steak, hp makes it tasty.most meat pies - chicken pot pie, cottage pie - hp is great
>>22213495Lol. Just what I was thinking. Lotsa memories there.
Curry Ketchup, which I found out from ARUBA of all places. The small Dutch presence still there is in a giant supermarket in the capital called Super Food and they sell like 90% Dutch goods. I also remember they had a copy of a translated yuri manga there, Citrus, in the book section which was pretty insane to me
>>22212812a1 is the comparison i've always heard as a bong. is that worth seeking out to try, if it's not similar?
>>22213279goes well with chips, chippies make their own version by diluting it with vinegar
>>22214025A1 is very acidic, almost watery, and very very strongly flavored. A1 overpowers everything that it touches. I've never had HP sauce but I doubt it's as overpowering as A1. Anything that touches A1 just becomes A1 flavored.
>>22214029>goes well with chipsmmmmm
>>22212966It stands for Hijos de Puta.
>>22213279
>>22213279Sausage roles, pork pies, uhhhhh sausages
>>22214025I love a1 but yeah theyre not similar at all other than both being considered steak sauce
>>22212886This right here. Leaps and bounds better. I made the switch 5 years ago and never looked back.>>22213037No BS in it. Uses real sugar instead of Corn syrup. And no where near as sweet. Tomato And garlic are your upfront tastes. And it's cheaper than American versions
>>22214346What sort of sandwich even is that? Tomato in a cheesy scone?
>>22213279It instantly makes bacon sandwiches God-tier
>>22214833If you ask me it masks the bacon flavour.
>>22212993I am undone
>>22214876Only if you use too much of it. Treat it like a strong English mustard - a small amount can absolutely transform a bacon sandwich.
