No more fish and chips?!

[Katy1]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6108414.stm?ls

So it seems as though in 50 odd years us Brits might be having to wrap our newspaper around chips alone...... :-1

I know that fish and chips is quintessentially British. Where I come from they produce the best cider but what food and drink would you miss if you had to live away from your home town/country? I know I'd really miss Marmite.

Katy :-6

[guppy]

fresh home grown tomatoes. warm from the sun. i wait for em every year. i eat them off the vine.

[Imladris]

Marmite



Proper chocolate



Maris piper potatoes - best roasters ever



M & S bombay potatoes



Cheese and onion pasties from the bakers over the road

[Bill Sikes]

Katy1;448702 wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6108414.stm?ls

So it seems as though in 50 odd years us Brits might be having to wrap our newspaper around chips alone...... :-1


This rather trivialises the issue - was it the the BBC who had the pic. of

some rather plastic-looking fish'n'chips?

Katy1;448702 wrote: I know that fish and chips is quintessentially British. Where I come from they produce the best cider but what food and drink would you miss if you had to live away from your home town/country? I know I'd really miss Marmite.

Katy -6


Marmite. Beer Foreign beer just isn't good enough... Bread - for some reason,

"far foreign" bread tends to be sweet. In some places, you just can't get

*anything* that's like it is at home, so you end up missing lots of things -

however, there're some things abroad that I miss "at home". Perhaps "what do

you miss that you can't get 'at home' would be interesting!

[Jay76]

Marmite and bread again, proper bread that my mum used to make or fresh from the bakers.

I'd also miss dandelion and burdock.