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You should probably know that chicken tikka masala is British, not Indian then. :)

• baddox 8y ago
  Yes, I did learn that. I threw in “authentic or not” to avoid attempting to define what is “actually” Indian food.
• sumedh 8y ago
  > You should probably know that chicken tikka masala is British, not Indian then. You have to be careful posting such comments, you might start a war :)
  • nishs 8y ago
    Right. A war over something as meaningless as this.
    • Aloha 8y ago
      There have been more fiercely fought wars over more trivial things. This is HN, bike shedding is a thing.
• enno_au 8y ago
  Sure... and Vindaloo is derived from a Portugeuse dish. Which is not to say they aren't associated with India today.
  • astura 8y ago
    The difference being the government minister Robin Cook to claimed that chicken tikka masala was "a true British national dish."