I just looked it up, and it's supposed to be a fried bologna sandwich from a Reds game rather than the Bengals. But it looks like the concession stand forgot about the fried part.
I think I need to make clear here, I was not knocking "American food" or suggesting this is what is typically served at American Football games (as the title above the picture of... whatever the f*ck that thing is... suggests).
Yea the blandma comment was gold. But I just needed to figure out wtf that sandwich was because it looks terrible.
That reminded me as a young lad hunting with my father, he always brought these little cans of Vienna Sausages. Same colour, nasty tasting things they were. Probably possum and ground mice.
My first thought on seeing it was the same as @Shelbylynn's; that this was some kind of horrible new vegan imitation of a hamburger they were pushing at live events.
Blandma is hilarious! And I don't mind if you knock some American food anyways, there definitely is some gross stuff out there. I'm just used to seeing stuff oozing in cheese and cholesterol stuff, and tbh it's pretty tasty tho not good for you. So I was shocked to see that being served at sports game because most people who attend that I would think are the kind of people who aren't sooooo health conscious. Surprisingly. Maybe too many assumptions on my part.
So it WAS the Midwest. Sorry again Midwest. I am disappointed, but not surprised.
This isn't for me to answer, but I'm going to answer anyways because your question has piqued my interest, hehe. I would love to try an English version of Fish and Chips to compare to the California West Coast version! Also a Full English breakfast for the sake of it being a recognizably English thing.
There is some good Midwest foods. Though they are definitely not healthy for you. I enjoyed Primanti sandwiches when I lived in Pittsburgh. Illinois has Portillos and, of course, Chicago deep dish pizza. Don't eat Midwest Mexican though. At least when I lived in Ohio it was a no-go.So it WAS the Midwest. Sorry again Midwest. I am disappointed, but not surprised.
Steak and Ale pie for me. Being from the north, those dishes are often served with chips, but I've lived in the south for so long now that I prefer the southern tendency for creamy mash. Also, a side of either fresh garden peas or broccoli.
What you need to understand before I answer this @ZFire, is that I am a philistine where food is concerned.
and Sprouts 
), my English Breakfast tends to look something like this (as some of you have already seen).
. I think it was First Dates or something, but I remember agreeing with a guy saying he didn't feel like eating something he couldn't just bite into and enjoy, without worrying it was going to choke him to death.
. So give me that anytime.
Ah f*ck @UKBloke, this comment properly made me laugh!
I'd have to say it was the same for me.
That's interesting, so different regions will have slight variations to the dish. Honestly, the southern way sounds much more enticing for the steak and ale pie. I'll keep this in my mind if I ever decide to stop by your country.
There is a tough love aspect behind Ramsey that I like about him when it comes to cooking. He's definitely gonna bust your balls in the kitchen, but he is always fair. He will acknowledge any strengths you have. If you're a newbie that asks a lot of questions about cooking, he's gonna like that. But yes the Dude is funny as hell.
Well put. I had never thought of it like this before, but then... I had never thought about it before (at all).So... only the Shepard's pie can withstand the wrath of @Damocles and his demand for properly made food.
So that is black pudding, or, put another way... coagulated pig's blood that has been fried on a grill.
Speaking of dogs. I heard they recently banned the breeding of certain of dogs in Norway citing health concerns as the reason. The English Bulldog and Cvalier King Charles Spaniels aren't allowed anymore due to hereditary/genetic problems that these breeds are known for. I wonder if other countries will follow too now that Norway has set a precedent in breed bans.I used to feed my dog that stuff
Might try and get Mrs. UKB out to Fingringhoe for the weekend. Had offered to take her to Shitterton but she said, "No thanks".
I've had same recently. Started some basic sound enrichment, very low level stuff on the laptop, just to fill in the gaps. It's helped a lot.Urgh, guys, I'm experiencing a pretty bad spike... it's really getting to me
It started after I went swimming the other night. It's that horrid intermittent bird chirp, but my other tones are louder too.
You always forget how bad a proper spike can be. I'm trying not to panic, but I'm so worried this one won't go away.
Please send love. I'm suffering...
Thank you. That's exactly what I needed to hear right now.I've had same recently. Started some basic sound enrichment, very low level stuff on the laptop, just to fill in the gaps. It's helped a lot.
Remember, the spikes do pass. Good days, not so good days. Then good days again
I've been struggling since November and this month has been even worse. All the sounds I had are louder which is hard, but there is a new sound that is sucking my will to live. I practically had a mental breakdown yesterday.
I totally understand. This bird chirp I have, developed last August after my partner smashed two plates together. That's what started my pain hyperacusis too. The sound does come and go, but atm it's relentless - plus with my normal sounds amplified... urgh.
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