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People left outraged after American reveals 'scary' British staple
Paige Wester, who lives in Newcastle, stirred up an online storm after calling out the everyday British foods she claims would 'send Americans into a…
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American Expat Reveals Surprising Differences in British Grocery Stores
An American living in England has shared her surprising observations from a British grocery store, offering a unique cultural comparison that has resonated with many online. The video, filmed inside a Sainsbury's supermarket, highlights several key differences that she believes would astonish Americans. Among the most noted distinctions was the absence of refrigerated eggs, a common practice in the UK due to different food safety regulations. The sheer scale of the tea aisle also caught her attention, showcasing a national love for the beverage with an extensive array of options. She also pointed out the widespread availability and popularity of instant coffee, a stark contrast to America's preference for brewed coffee. Another significant observation was the British affinity for pies, with shelves stocked with various types including steak, chicken, and even cheesy vegetable pies. The video also featured black pudding, a traditional British breakfast item made from pig's blood, which the American author found particularly surprising. Finally, she noted the requirement to pay for grocery bags, a common environmental measure in the UK, and the vast sections dedicated solely to baked beans.
