Ask a Brit/American what this means

[Hedin]

Can you get marmite?

You can, don't think it's very popular though.

[Rostum]

Marmite is banned for sale in Denmark as the salt content is too high.

[night_wrtr]

Breakfast??
I don't have beans on toast for breakfast (the only cooked breakfast I can stomach are scrambled eggs, when on holidays...) - baked beans on toast are a weekend dinner thing



And FYI, biscuits don't get dunked in coffee. But on tea... yum!

That image. I have no words. That is a combo I would never have imagined.

Beanie weenies on the other hand:

[JMack]

Breakfast??
I don't have beans on toast for breakfast (the only cooked breakfast I can stomach are scrambled eggs, when on holidays...) - baked beans on toast are a weekend dinner thing



And FYI, biscuits don't get dunked in coffee. But on tea... yum!

That image. I have no words. That is a combo I would never have imagined.

Beanie weenies on the other hand:

In our family, "beanie weenies" was called "Penny Soup". 

[Elfy]

And for some reason Americans like to combine peanut butter with jam, which just seems so wrong to me.

I have never heard of that, add another thing to the sounds disgusting list.

Your jelly is our jello.

Fish fingers are the same.

Candy corn is super prevalent during Halloween but I don't know anyone who actually likes it.

It used to always make me wonder when I was a kid and watching US sitcoms and hearing references to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I only knew about our jelly and wondered how it didn't melt.
Don't try asking Americans about what they call a biscuit, either.

[Eclipse]

Hands up for cheese on toast

[ScarletBea]

Hands up for cheese on toast

Isn't that a toasted cheese sandwich?
I prefer cheese and ham when toasted, just cheese if it's a plain sandwich.

[ultamentkiller]

Hands up for cheese on toast

Hell yes! I'll never eat normal toast. It must be cheese toast!

[JMack]

Are we talking about "grilled cheese"?
You put a cheese slice or two between two pieces of bread, maybe add bacon or ham, butter the outside of each slice and grill on both sides till golden brown and the cheese is all melty.

[ScarletBea]

I call that a 'toastie'.

[Rostum]

Welsh rarebit. Heard of that?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_rarebit

Cheese on toast

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheese_on_toast

Of course what you call cheese horrifies Europeans. In the words of Tom Lehrer "It's amazing what they can do with plastics these days"

[ScarletBea]

Welsh rarebit. Heard of that?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_rarebit

For many years I always read that as "welsh rare-rabbit", and thought it was a main meal with, well, rabbit.
When I finally discovered what it was, I went 'duh!'

[Rostum]

AKA Welsh-Rabbit but never come across Welsh-Rare-Rabbit before.

At the end of thew day it's just fondue without the fondue set.

[m3mnoch]

you guys are killing me.  i just wrote "humour".  like, with a 'u'.

/sigh

[Hedin]

I am happy to report that I can still spell favorite correctly.