British corn vs American corn

slaughterhouse4andahalf

Is British corn sweet? I don't think I've ever seen it incorporated in any British dishes

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Futchm

British maize. Corn is the locally indigenous grain.

4 years ago |

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woozle

4 years ago |

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NLOVNI

Now do Cornholio

3 years ago |

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thevortexmaster

https://www.yongeeglintondental.com/2018/07/23/healthy-primary-teeth/ looks like Canada and the UK have better corn than the USA

4 years ago |

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AWarningToOthers

Mmmmmm now I want corn on the cob.

4 years ago |

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SatoriEnligtenmentNow

So… what is actually going on here please?

4 years ago |

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hetherweaversmagic

British teeth

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CypherMarz

How many America teeth are real? Just interested like fake boobs etc.

4 years ago |

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JohnBigboote74

Kinda makes sense:

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CypherMarz

Hilarious how dumb and uneducated Americans are. USA USA teeth are fake

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NeoBaggins

I guess it explains British teeth. Evolved specifically so they can eat their mingin corn on the cob…

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NeoBaggins

Or is that the joke? I might be slow today…

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pandajack

Only a Brit would use the word mingin.

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NeoBaggins

Not a Brit, but Gavin Free did influence some of my slang…

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GuestChrist

Hey I'm American and I say "bollocks" all the time

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