Thread 214250471

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Anonymous

8/27/2025, 9:41:02 PM No.214250471 [Report] >>214250674 >>214250755 >>214250893 >>214250961

English people, do you really eat jellied eels?

Serious question: have you ever tried jellied eels?
Is it actually good or just one of those weird old British dishes?
Curious what you lads think.

Anonymous

8/27/2025, 9:46:32 PM No.214250674 [Report]

>>214250471 (OP)
yes, and they're all named Nigel but call each other guv'nah

Anonymous

8/27/2025, 9:48:33 PM No.214250755 [Report] >>214250787

>>214250471 (OP)
no. it’s a gimmick dish same as stargazy pie. 99% of people haven’t had these

Anonymous

8/27/2025, 9:49:28 PM No.214250787 [Report] >>214251060

>>214250755
Maybe now, but it's very traditional and used to be widely eaten.

Anonymous

8/27/2025, 9:52:21 PM No.214250893 [Report]

>>214250471 (OP)
I don’t see anything wrong with these, at least the eel part should be palatable

Anonymous

8/27/2025, 9:54:19 PM No.214250961 [Report]

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>>214250471 (OP)
When I finally get around to visiting London I will absolutely try jellied eels. I have no expectations that it will taste like anything other than salty jelly but you never know

Anonymous

8/27/2025, 9:56:49 PM No.214251060 [Report]

>>214250787
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVaitflaLiA
everyone used to eat more than ground beef and fish sticks back in the day