Traditional Australian light lunch of grilled sausages (beef), usually on a single folded piece of bread with tomato sauce and fried onion topping it. Also known as a "sausage sizzle".

Yes Actually I haven't had a pie for years.

I can tell you that Puddles' pie was cold! If it was actually hot it would've dripped all over him. He does get a few points though for putting on the correct amount of dead horse (tomato sauce).

Do you enjoy Hot Pie & Tomato Sauce https://youtu.be/RQuxMg5D7KY

Yeah, duhhh, of course it's not going to be authentically Australian. Like the tasters said, their shrimps would be tiny and eaten plain with tomato sauce.

There's very little foreign authenticity in American restaurants, and if there is an authentic representation of another country's restaurant, it's more than likely targeted at immigrants who need that authenticity because Americans don't like Vegemite.

Not only chains, but even locally-owned restaurants change their recipes to appeal to as many Americans as possible. Everything else is just marketing.

In any case, I like these videos. Just would've been better if it wasn't all completely one-sided with no surprises. Can't wait to see Panda Express and Taco Bell next.

What's real sad is is that those meatball-like spheres in Spaghetti-O's are like little edible crack rocks swimming in nasty tomato sauce. Wish they'd sell cans of only their mystery meatball-like units and place them on the shelf right next to Vienna Sausages

French style mashed potato for a really traditional English dish?

I'd use tomato paste instead of the tomato sauce he used, and skip the beans and mushrooms, but apart from that it's pretty close to how I'd make it. I do wish he'd tasted it before adding yet more seasoning... that always bugs me.

Upvote, for England!

>> ^DrNoodles:

try asking for some "Dead Horse" (which somehow means tomato sauce) on your pie.


Your pie will of course correctly contain meat, not fruit or other such absurdity.

This phrase is common "downunder". If you want some real Aussie (pronounced AuZZie for you Americans ) slang, try asking for some "Dead Horse" (which somehow means tomato sauce) on your pie.

>> ^Boise_Lib:

"Keen as mustard"
That's a new one to me.

@lucky760

When I started reading your post I thought it was going to be about Hinduism (which, according to Wikipedia at least, is more or less on equal terms with Buddhism).

I think I understand why the poll is this way: it seems "Western"-oriented, in that the Abrahamic monotheisms are often represented as the leading triad, while the "oriental" religions are lumped together. I think the poll would look very different if it were on an Indian site, for example.

That being said, the lack of Pastafarianism is unforgivable, arrRRR! May His noodly appendages smite you down with tomato sauce stains!

>> ^ZappaDanMan:

wow, that certainly was a failure pile on a sadness plate. Very funny


Henry thinks Tomato paste is the same as tomato sauce, he was bound to fail on the notion alone.

It's blood. They're only feeding the babies raw liver. >> ^Nebosuke:

Are they just rosy or do they have tomato sauce smeared on their faces?

Maybe it's blood, which could explain the missing sock.

>> ^Nebosuke:

Are they just rosy or do they have tomato sauce smeared on their faces?

Are they just rosy or do they have tomato sauce smeared on their faces?

I like Asian Spaghetti... but I normally put tomato sauce on it. Did Marco Polo steal the sauce from somebody as well, or just the noodles?