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You can't take this list seriously. Cheddar has similar score as Gruyère. Or Norwegian Salmon similar as 'Fish and Chips'. No wonder English cuisine is rated so
by timeon 3y ago
You can't take this list seriously. Cheddar has similar score as Gruyère. Or Norwegian Salmon similar as 'Fish and Chips'. No wonder English cuisine is rated so high there.
- YurgenJurgensen 3y agoSounds like someone hasn't had real cheddar.
- timeon 3y agoOk I'm not going to make flamewar over cheese so I'll just say, that I was maybe bit unfair.
- speedgoose 3y agoAlmost all food is great if you get the proper high end quality. What matters more in my opinion is what you can expect to taste most of the time. If you go to the supermarket or an average restaurant in a medium sized city for example. As a pedantic Frenchman immigrant living in Norway, I would say that Norway isn’t the best about food but also not that bad. They have good stuff and terrible stuff like most countries and once you know what to eat you can live happy.
- YurgenJurgensen 3y agoGeneric cheddar isn’t usually considered for these ‘National specialties’ lists though. I believe the full name is West Country Cheddar, like how not all sparkling wine is Champagne.
- short_sells_poo 3y agoFermented fish is artisanal and yet borderline war crime at the same time :)
- ascorbic 3y agoYou can buy great Cheddar in almost any supermarket in the UK
- petre 3y agoThe Fiskesuppe looks tasty, although my new favourite food is Zuppa di Cozze. If there's something quite fun to do in Norway and Denmark in just about any type of weather, it's shore fishing and eating fish.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoLuv me fish, luve me chips, simple as.