I present you the Scotland's special - "Munchie box" (album)
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That's what we would say. Eat what you can and in the morning, eat the leftovers cold and it's like a salad.
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And you can eat it all in one bite of you happen to have a Glasgow Smile...
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It is
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Why this is not a thing in America i will never understand. Our portions are ridiculous. I'd rather have a variety of a bunch of little stuff. Instead we get a single 12 foot pizza with 50 toppings.
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Because we never order a single 12 foot pizza with 50 toppings. We order that, plus another pizza, plus breadsticks, grab some chips while we're out, a few 2-liters, some pretzels, and throw another pizza/breadstick order on there.
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I have never had an appetite that ridiculously large. I find it disgusting when people order that much food for a small group of people. They are Filthy butter-beasts usually.
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So, who in Scotland is looking for a new roommate?
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This looks glorious, exceptionally unshitty.
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I just love how the bottom of the box says "ENJOY YOUR PIZZA". Just imagining opening one of these, expecting a pizza, and getting this is hilarious.
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BRB booking ticket to re-locate to Scotland.
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Buy two, I'm coming wit
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my munchie from today http://i.imgur.com/219GF1X.jpg (there is "brainless" on paper sorry for light)
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What's in it?
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doner kebab meat, chips, grilled chicken, deep fried pakora-like chicken, deep fried pakora-like mushrooms, deep fried pakora-like haggis, deep-fried pakora-like onion rings, onion rings, mini steak burger (deep fried piece of beef) and some kind of deep fried potato cream i dont know name for it. garlic and chilli sauce.
fried mushroms are 10/10
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deep fried pakora-like haggis
Most Scottish thing ever.
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Where abouts did you get this? The variety in that one is amazing. Need to know for my next hangover...
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What a time to be alive!
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.... I understand it is fried. That's about it. What's your favorite part, and what is it in southern American terns ?
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Spotted Irn Bru - Scotland confirmed.
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This is why I live.
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featured in an episode of Munchies: https://youtu.be/v6Ftsc69DdI?t=13m30s
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What's up with the raw lettuce/raw onions/bad looking coleslaw in every one?
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You eat them
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It's how we get our 5 fruit and veg a day in Scotland.
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Are you actually supposed to eat 5 fruits and vegetables a day? I get maybe 5 a week
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According to the UK government anyway. You will be glad to know a tin of beans counts towards it though!
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The recommendations actually vary from country to country. Five servings a day is pretty common, though.
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raw lettuce
Do you cook it?
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Features in chinese cookery quite a bit and some chefs are grilling wedges of it for some unknown reason but generally no, I wouldn't cook with it
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I'm thinking of moving to Glasgow after my degree. I think this settles it.
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There is no sun, just a warning.
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That's a lot of dank looking takeaway
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So are those just strips of beef? What am I looking at?
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It's doner kebab meat.
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I think it's donair meat
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Yo, Holmes! To Don-air!
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Doner*
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So if I may ask what is the typical cost for something so wonderful as this?
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Normally a tenner.
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So roughly $15.00 American. Well worth it.
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Had one of these last time I visited Glasgow. Ate half, went to sleep, finished it cold the next morning. Best meal on the planet.
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So jealous. :(
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As bubbles would say, "fuckin' decent!"
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totally said this in my head in bubbles voice - worked out great
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Dammit America, they're beating us at our own game!
Seriously! Why doesn't this exist in America?!
Jack in the Box has something like this called a Late Night Munchine Meal. It's some kind of burger (the grilled cheese cheese burger is my fav), a bunch of regular and currly fries, two tacos, and a drink.
Does it come in a fucking pizza box?
Not quite but they do have a special big box just for them.
It's pretty similar to the Rochester Garbage Plate, isn't it?
Unfortunately, that's a regional thing. Still not quite all over America :,(