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Topic	British CE: explain this
DK9292 09/30/20 4:51:23 PM #8:	Parappa09 posted... that's gross, why is that even a thing? I imagine it's the way most British foods were invented; back in the days before fridges and supermarkets, people could not afford to waste food so they'd use EVERYTHING they could. If it makes you feel better, it seems pey wet is intended to be used as a condiment, not a drink as I assumed. You either pour it over your food or you dip your food in it, to give it a pea flavour. --- ''It doesn't matter if we're devils! I can't abandon the person who's fighting this battle beside me to the very end!'' ~Sunshine, Kinnikuman <cite>DK9292 posted [p:945281673] in British CE... [t:79009985]...</cite> <quote>Parappa09 posted... </cite> <quote>that's gross, why is that even a thing?</quote>I imagine it's the way most British foods were invented; back in the days before fridges and supermarkets, people could not afford to waste food so they'd use EVERYTHING they could. If it makes you feel better, it seems pey wet is intended to be used as a condiment, not a drink as I assumed. You either pour it over your food or you dip your food in it, to give it a pea flavour. --- ''It doesn't matter if we're devils! I can't abandon the person who's fighting this battle beside me to the very end!'' ~Sunshine, Kinnikuman</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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