>A toast sandwich is a sandwich made by putting a thin slice of toast between two thin slices of bread with a layer of butter, and adding salt and pepper to taste. Its origins can be traced to the Victorian years. A recipe for making it is included in the 1861 Book of Household Management by Isabella Beeton.[1]
>a sandwich made by putting a thin slice of toast between two thin slices of bread
>English "cuisine"
>>60602912
>inb4 anglos start posting pizza boxes filled with shitty foreign food
>>60602972
That thing actually looks very appealing to me
>>60602912
>tmw you realize even scandi cuisine is better than the english one
JUST
>>60602912
>mfw people who've never had a toast sandwich will shit all over it
I've never slagged off sprinklebread m8
>>60602993
>shitty foreign food
Of course it does.
Who here /curry chip roll/?
>>60602912
>1861
>relevant
Behave.
>>60602912
Lmaoooooo
>>60602912
Vintage and yummy - fuck off Holland
>>60603442
I want them to start singing for some reason.
>>60605208
Do you have any specific song in mind?
>>60605594
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn73Wtem0No obviously.
>>60602912
The Netherlands is an odd country, in fact I'd go as far as to say it is a country that perturbs me deeply. I do not hate the Netherlands, I actually love it (though against my better judgement).
The problem with the Netherlands however, is that it is a harmonious place, but to an excessive extent; it is a place where life is ritualistic and clinical, a sterile country without any scenery, instead a featureless flat expanse where any semblance of originality or character is destroyed through universal adoption and duplication as part of the pervasive norm and uniformity.
This is not a spatial observation of the monotony of this land, but also of the people, a measured and homogeneous group. Amongst the Dutch all deviations from the norm are measured, yes you can have a silly haircut, provided there is ample other people with it, yes you can like a certain type of un-mainstream music provided there is a general counterculture trend that goes along with it. It is a clear culture, mundane yet not moribund, a malaise of monotony.
Even their most heated and contentious issue is a contrived and pointless affair, a yearly debate where the exact same arguments are dished out even more enthusiastically as the last. In fact, I feel as though Zwarte Piet only exists for the sake of having something to argue about, in a land where everyone agrees with one another.
The thing that disturbs me most about this 'country' (if such a thing exists in the way that we've previously conceived it) is that this is recognised, the maladious and boring place is in fact celebrated on those virtues. It is this repetition that the word 'gezellig' captures.
I say this full of admiration for the Dutch, they are a successful land, however their success is rather bittersweet, in exchange for success they've sold any flavour and love from their land, they are truly automatons going through life in a barren and bland setting.
I pity the Netherlands.
