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mayb it just depends on how u use it?? idk 
Date: 27-08-2022 17:49
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Azriel wrote:
Smh all good then innit
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MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
they ask what dip do you want in norway, and on the english things as well (on those self-order stalls) 
they say sauce in Germany too, but I guess that#s mostly because we don't have a word like condiment (the german transaltion is literally just "spice" as in "to spice up your food"
norwegian generally operate with saus and dip (often writen as dipp lol) (english loan) and condiment is translated to tilbehør (accessory basically) 
reminds me of the vinaigrette / salad dressing disaster
I said I wanted vinaigrette with my salad (vinaigrette is a vinegar based salad dressing and fairly specific) and the lady thought I just asked for "salad dressing" and gave me cesar dressing and then didn't understand when I complained
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wug wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
why brits call ketchup tomato sauce
brits put potato chips (crisps) on a toasted slice of bread and consider it a meal 
tbh, the brits know how to make "I want to feel my depression while eating" food
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
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Azriel wrote:
So basically mayo is a sauce and a dip 
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MasileinDE wrote:
Azriel wrote:
Ok then is ketchup and mayonnaise a dip . For fries etc 
I guess we can live with that
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Suchomimus wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
wait maybe it's untoasted bread 
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crisp_sandwich
ooooooooo yes i see, not that good, not that bad
so i'm sorry the uk has no word on food imo it's just culinarily cancelled 
i will accept this, my apologies 
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MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
brits put potato chips (crisps) on a toasted slice of bread and consider it a meal 
tbh, the brits know how to make "I want to feel my depression while eating" food
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
I feel called out because when I really don't fancy cooking, I just add a bit of salt and garlic powder to a slice of bread and call it a day
dry as fuck, but kinda nice
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wug wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
they say sauce in Germany too, but I guess that#s mostly because we don't have a word like condiment (the german transaltion is literally just "spice" as in "to spice up your food"
norwegian generally operate with saus and dip (often writen as dipp lol) (english loan) and condiment is translated to tilbehør (accessory basically) 
reminds me of the vinaigrette / salad dressing disaster
I said I wanted vinaigrette with my salad (vinaigrette is a vinegar based salad dressing and fairly specific) and the lady thought I just asked for "salad dressing" and gave me cesar dressing and then didn't understand when I complained
hmmm yeah vinaigrette is "lighter" than dressing because dressing is either mayo or creme fraiche-based imo (or equivalents of those) 
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MasileinDE wrote:
Azriel wrote:
So basically mayo is a sauce and a dip 
it's never a sauce
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Suchomimus wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
brits put potato chips (crisps) on a toasted slice of bread and consider it a meal 
tbh, the brits know how to make "I want to feel my depression while eating" food
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
WHAT IS THIS 
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Date: 27-08-2022 17:51
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wug wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
tbh, the brits know how to make "I want to feel my depression while eating" food
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
I feel called out because when I really don't fancy cooking, I just add a bit of salt and garlic powder to a slice of bread and call it a day
dry as fuck, but kinda nice
Very upsetting 
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Date: 27-08-2022 17:51
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
norwegian generally operate with saus and dip (often writen as dipp lol) (english loan) and condiment is translated to tilbehør (accessory basically) 
reminds me of the vinaigrette / salad dressing disaster
I said I wanted vinaigrette with my salad (vinaigrette is a vinegar based salad dressing and fairly specific) and the lady thought I just asked for "salad dressing" and gave me cesar dressing and then didn't understand when I complained
hmmm yeah vinaigrette is "lighter" than dressing because dressing is either mayo or creme fraiche-based imo (or equivalents of those) 
vinaigrette is specifically just oil and vinegar and salt and pepper, usually nothing more
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wug wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
tbh, the brits know how to make "I want to feel my depression while eating" food
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
WHAT IS THIS 
it's a toasted slice of bread between two slices of not toasted slices of bread 
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Suchomimus wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
Suchomimus wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
WHAT IS THIS 
it's a toasted slice of bread between two slices of not toasted slices of bread 
i promise u no Actual british ppl eat this, this is like a shitpost food
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