They’re a series of islands in Europe*, most of them pretty close to the European mainland. I’m from another European island, a bit further out. The next landmass over is North America.
Food in (some parts of) the UK got dramatically better over the last few decades. When people bash it I always wonder whether they’re working with outdated information. It used to be pretty awful. But recently when I travel from Canada to the UK the food is one thing I look forward to.
If you compare the diet of a regular blue collar worker in Manchester with the diet of a blue collar worker in Lille, Dortmund or Kraków I can assure you British guy will have the worst diet.
This was 96.4% true until the UK left the EU. Now it’s 100% true.
The UK is still part of Europe.
It’s part of Europe the same way a divorced dad who moved out is still part of the family.
The EU does not define Europe. Istanbul is in Europe. Moscow is in Europe. The UK is in Europe.
The UK refuses to admit they are Europe. And, consult a globe, they are an island off of Europe.
They’re a series of islands in Europe*, most of them pretty close to the European mainland. I’m from another European island, a bit further out. The next landmass over is North America.
Ignoring e.g. Falklands for this.
Not when it comes to food culture
Food in (some parts of) the UK got dramatically better over the last few decades. When people bash it I always wonder whether they’re working with outdated information. It used to be pretty awful. But recently when I travel from Canada to the UK the food is one thing I look forward to.
If you compare the diet of a regular blue collar worker in Manchester with the diet of a blue collar worker in Lille, Dortmund or Kraków I can assure you British guy will have the worst diet.
Oi, we have awesome food in the UK! (We also have a LOT of complete crap too)