I think UK pricing is pretty competitive, so we get pretty cheap bread compared to many others.

Aldi, to be fair food was a bit cheaper when I was living on £600 a month, around 2017. Like £0.34 for about 20 slices. I think it is more like £0.45 now for the cheapest loaf of bread.

You can also get curry sauce with your fish and chips.

Carbs are good for a hangover if anyone wonders why most British foods are full of carbs.

Texture. Crisp sandwiches are the closest thing I can think of but crisps cost a lot more than a slice of bread.

Yeah, it’s filling and I would like to see you come up with better for £0.06 a meal.

Poverty food exists for a reason.

Both are British though

For her, I would bring home a deep fried haggis and a Cornish pasty. Embrace our culture!

Learn something new every day. Used it for over a decade and never knew yt-dlp or its predecessor had a GUI.

Do they? The UK has generally been saying what Trump wants to hear where possible and then acting in our own best interests instead. IIRC the trade deal for US meat doesn’t change our food standards so we can export ours and the US can’t send much of theirs back because it’s low grade trash below our standards.

Sales of American products have fallen in Europe. That is real change. Or did you expect we would cause the US to collapse into anarchy because of it?

Meanwhile in the real world we have seen a noticeable drop in how many US products Europeans are buying.

Stop using pointless slop no one gives a shit about as a selling point?

But mine are cast iron. Why would I ever get rid of it?

you have to spend many thousands

No you don’t.

Road bikes also get the same comments. I have a hybrid/trekking bike so I can annoy both sides. But realistically I use my bike to get to places along paths in the UK, I don’t need to do jumps but I do need something that can manage shit road surfaces, dirt and gravel. Even light mud is fine with 700x37 tyres. I could use wider tyres for winter if I really wanted to use some of the muddier paths but there isn’t much need to.

Seen enough of people looking down on anything below a few thousand. Oh no my bike weighs a kg extra. So what, I can still cycle along the same coastal path as you at a slightly lower speed. I don’t care how long it takes.

More variable but some cheaper bikes are more durable too, usually when the expensive one is as light as possible it is sacrificing durability to do it. But that does depend on what is being called cheaper too, as it seems like £80-800 is all considered cheap to these people.

Yeah, Adobe is just mud

Cheap bikes are great, ignore the elitist pricks that think you actually need to spend £2k on a bike.

Sure, but outside of meme countries we can actually do this kinda thing.