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This is at a restaurant. Someone paid money for cheese and raw onion on bread. What are we doing here?
Pubs aren’t restaurants. If your pub has menus on the table after 7pm it’s not a pub. It might be a bar, depends how much they’re persuading people a pint of shite lager should cost.
I can’t wait until you find out what wine is.
People really think Blitz-era Brits were so decadent? Look at how much cheese is on there! That’s enough to give an elephant nightmares. And that’s like half an onion!
Besides, London rats are a meal all in themselves. No need for fancy cheese and onion cobs when you can go to the bins behind your local and get a wriggling, squeaking meal washed down with some fresh bin juice for free.
That fat slice of onion looks brutal af.
You misspelled “delicious.”
No one was putting that much cheese on a ploughman’s during the war.
This picture disgusts me so much that I desperately wish I could never see it again.
I see nothing wrong with this.
that looks amazing, imma make one tonight
Came here to say this!
i’m a liar and I didn’t make the sammich. I forgot this was the plan and I got rum instead.
3am munchies joined the chat
Slap in some mayo and it looks like a pretty decent lunch. 🤷
What, no mustard? ☹️
Brother. Churchill is dead, brother.
Where’s the pickle?!
I’m an USAian and that was my first thought too! “Put some branston on that and it’d be an alright lunch.” Seriously though, at least put some mayo on there or something, my mouth is dry just looking at it.
A question for the ages… Or is it?
If it’s a nice bread and cheese, it’s fucking amazing with a cup of tea.
Churchill is dead is a sentence that always will bring me joy. Fucking genocide ass removed.
Are you referring to the Indian famine? Or something else?
Yes, also for being part of an occupying force, and an all round piece of shit.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/4/1/churchills-policies-to-blame-for-1943-bengal-famine-study
bruh
The worst part of the sandwich is how much butter they put on the bread .
