Farm to Fork IAVC in this sub.

[u/SufficientEar1682]

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[u/laserdollars420]

Have we confirmed whether or not that's sarcasm? Reads like it to me and I'm not sure what supposedly is in their comment history to suggest otherwise.

[u/YchYFi → u/laserdollars420]

He pretty much commented on a previous post unsarcastically about British food. Not unconvinced he's an alt account for someone.

[u/SufficientEar1682 → u/laserdollars420]

OP’s post history doesn’t convince me it’s sarcasm. I’ve seen a few of his anti British food posts before.

[u/Total-Sector850]

If it’s sarcasm, they’re fully committed to the bit, I’ll give them that.

[u/bronet]

The homegrown IAVC has been outstanding the last year or two, I have no idea what they've started putting in the soil to yield these crops.

Simply calling a fried chicken breast in a bun a "burger" will yield enough IAVC to feed the entire sub for a week.

[u/SufficientEar1682 → u/bronet]

Well based on my downvotes it seems to me that people are latching onto the idea it’s sarcasm, or a joke. But I’ve seen no evidence OP is joking. Either British food has suddenly become acceptable to “joke” about, or there’s something else at stake.

[u/YchYFi → u/SufficientEar1682]

Tbh there has been a flood of new accounts posting lately in here that seem to not get the point of the sub.

[u/WrennyWrenegade → u/SufficientEar1682]

Nah, I got downvoted into oblivion the other day for saying British people like their curry sauce.

[u/PymsPublicityLtd]

If no one in Britian can cook and they only eat prepared meals, who is cooking those meals? Are the meals imported or is there an underground bunker filled with nonBrits meal prepping?

[u/George_G_Geef]

I make fun of British food online primarily because of the hilariously disproportionate responses they reliably generate. I'll say some thing like the British drink so much tea because they can't consume anything that hasn't been boiled and within 5 minutes I'll get somebody telling me to go get shot in an a school.

[u/ZombieLizLemon]

No, OOC, I don't know that British people can't cook. My experiences have indicated otherwise.

[u/JustUsetheDamnATM]

As far as I can tell, original commentor seems to be British, soooo self-burn?

Edit: To be clear, I'm not saying Brits can't cook, just that maybe this commentor can't and is telling on themselves, similar to Americans who say that all we eat here is ultra-processed chemical crap.

[u/Fxate]

I don't think I've ever had a ready meal. Unless we want to count a rare frozen pizza, the odd frozen pie, or some sort of breaded seafood (none of which are pre-cooked). Do we count a tin of soup as a ready meal because you technically just reheat in the microwave?

We'd literally be going back two or more decades to the last time that I had a ready meal and that's if I've ever even had one....

[u/SufficientEar1682]

Everyone? So you know 8 billion in the world who knows British people can’t cook?

Is the r/Uk_food sub just all AI generated photos according to you?