A good example why nationalism and pride about it makes no sense. Most people had no choice in where they are from, and had no influence on something like this. Having pride in something you did not influence and had no choice in is really weird and kind of narcissistic.
This is why it gets toxic and dangerous easily. We see similar issues with fans of sports teams, even though the fan has literally nothing to do with the team.
The secret is the west coasts.
The french guy was talking about butter from Bretagne. West coast Irish butter is amazing. West coast Scottish butter is amazing.
Know why? Because it absolutely pisses down with rain almost every fucking day in west coast Atlantic areas, the grass grows like triffids and the cows eat themselves silly
Quite simple
There are excellent American-made butters done traditionally. I hate that they're making me defend the US but they have no monopoly on shitty food. It's kinda just another form of exceptionalism.
There's no secret to good butter. Grass fed cows, fermented milk, and high fat content. It's just expensive.
That French guy was just trying to butter them up.
If the guide who was saying that about butter was not wearing a scarf around his neck and smoking a Gauloises, he needs to lose his French license.
Lemmy should celebrate French-Irish butter day. What do yo say? Your community or ours?
Sure it's fair to have differing opinions of where the best butter comes from but Ireland likely has the oldest.
Irish butter is good in the summer. The Irish butter they sell in winter usually has been frozen stuff from the summer production.
Swiss butter FTW!
Dude, it's just butter, wtf.
LOL I love the avalanche of firebird with literally zero context. Y'all are friggin weird.
