Very mundane…but I just can’t help being amused every time i see the new Geko commercial…
pie and chips?
OK they (Americans) might figure out “chips”…but do they realize he’s talking about steak and KIDNEY pie?(he IS English after all) Which would gross out most Americains. If they knew.
OKay, now I’m confused. WTH is a gecko–an Australian species–doing with an English accent and making reference to English foods??
Years ago he had an Australian accent. I swear he did. Now every time that digital mouth opens, he sounding more and more like an extra from Monty Python. Shenanigans!
Thanks, by the way. I probably won’t get dinner till late tonight, and you’ve made it easier for me.
I’d probably still taste pee, even if they had taken it out, just from thinking about it.
I know I will regret asking this, and I know I’m just offering you another chance to gross me out:
Do kidneys taste anything like liver? That’s the only organ meat I’ve ever eaten, and I was so happy in the mid-80s when they figured out that liver was full of cholesterol and wasn’t health food after all. I’m on a 20-year streak of eating no liver, and hope it goes for several more decades.
And this is any kind of recommendation? He ate British food before it became good (tour guidebooks about Britain for Americans all tell us that British food isn’t as bad as we think any more)- he probably ate all sorts of revolting things.
So pie in England is steak and kidney pie? What, you never heard of blueberries? And why would someone each french fries with pie?
(I had S&K pie once. My mother was English. Note I said once. I think my father forbade her from ever making it again. It stunk up the house something awful.)
No, it can be an apple pie or other sweet fruit pie as well. And the “steak and kideny” bit isn’t compulsory either - it could be chicken and mushroom, or whatever.