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zoux posted:What even is Australian cuisine a succulent chinese meal
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kecske posted:a succulent chinese meal 
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https://twitter.com/bojacksburgers/status/1229458054716051456 https://twitter.com/meeracleshappen/status/1229484504835706880 https://twitter.com/Dwayne_Media/status/1229893876015665158
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kecske posted:a succulent chinese meal
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zoux posted:What even is Australian cuisine jaffle, pavlova, beef snags, and Golden Gaytimes
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Urcher posted:Australian cuisine is cooking exclusively with Woman's Day recipe books and the copy of Cookery the Australian Way that was your highschool home ec textbook. Excuse me, I use the Women's Weekly recipe book, thank you very much!
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Urcher posted:Australian cuisine is cooking exclusively with Woman's Day recipe books and the copy of Cookery the Australian Way that was your highschool home ec textbook. And, what aussie calls it Home Ec?? It's Home Science, mate
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This is Australian cuisine. 
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Chrpno posted:And, what aussie calls it Home Ec?? It's Home Science, mate Australian cuisine is plagiarised New Zealand cuisine
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Serious question: how often do Australians actually say “mate” in conversation?
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Phil Moscowitz posted:Serious question: how often do Australians actually say “mate” in conversation? One assumes not all the time You know, intermatently
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Phil Moscowitz posted:Serious question: how often do Australians actually say “mate” in conversation? Probably as often as you'd say "buddy" both in a condescending sense and a genuine sense.
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cohsae posted:This is Australian cuisine. Truth. I can STILL vividly remember sitting on the couch in our old childhood house intently staring at that train cake that my 'no sugar' hippy parents had made for my brother's birthday. It was 1981 or close to. I don't know if anything since has given me the same intense feeling of total awe. The wheels were mint slice bikkies, the carriages were filled with lollies. God that's so nostalgic I can even see the dim orange light of our 70's brown living room. I'm sure there's a photo of 5yo me staring at it like I'm seeing god somewhere in my folks albums. ... VINTAGE edition?! 
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Tambaloneus posted:
They released a new edition without the train cake. It didn't go well.
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zoux posted:What even is Australian cuisine Chrpno posted:And, what aussie calls it Home Ec?? It's Home Science, mate
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Intoluene posted:Probably as often as you'd say "buddy" both in a condescending sense and a genuine sense. 10-4, mate.
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Slippery posted:One assumes not all the time 
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zoux posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/benmekler/status/1229981009359171584 Aww. 
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Don't Australians do that thing with a meat pie submerged in pea soup?
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Wolfechu posted:Don't Australians do that thing with a meat pie submerged in pea soup?
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Tiggum posted:I've certainly heard often enough that we do, but I've never actually seen such a thing in real life. I was intrigued enough to go look, it's an Adelaide thing apparently? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pie_floater
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LifeLynx posted:Just an absolutely panic attack inducing episode of Nathan for You. His turtle business cards finally paying off.
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/RichardDawkins/status/1229715325324795904 Let the man finish. This is the closest I've seen white people get to a culture
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Sulla Faex posted:any discussion on australian cuisine and culture must necessarily polarise into either ignorance or nihilism One of the advantages of Australia having 13+ Migrant waves is that, as already discussed, you can find food from all over the world if you look in the right place. Australia also paradoxically has really nice growing conditions in certain areas for all sorts of thing, most notably wine. But yes, there isn't really a quote unquote 'Australian' cuisine, mostly because it's stolen from other cultures and probably varies depending on where your families came from etc. The closest we have is probably a national fascination with Australian Lamb. Although we also have a variety of fish, and well, for Indigenous Australains there's more than a few ways to cook and eat snakes, goannas and various wildlife creatures in the Outback (personally I like damper). (if you can find it, kangaroo meat is interesting too)
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