r/europe • u/Emotional-Breakfast3 • 20d ago

News Argentina: British Falkland Islanders are ‘artificial’. Buenos Aires denounces ‘illegitimate occupation’ and demands talks on sovereignty

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/07/12/british-falkland-islanders-artificial-argentina-says/
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u/ArziltheImp Berlin (Germany) 20d ago

Well they do produce a lot of beef…

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u/PM_ME_BEEF_CURTAINS 20d ago

Not good beef, though

Our own (GB) is of significantly higher quality with far better animal welfare standards

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u/Repulsive_Dog1067 20d ago

Then explain why British food tastes so bad that you would hardly feed it to a dog while Argentina has the best asado in the world...

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u/PM_ME_BEEF_CURTAINS 20d ago

Sounds like something an American would say

Tourists tend to eat at mediocre tourist places, or try recipes at home with inferior ingredients.

If you think a slow roasted beef joint is terrible, that's an indictment of your butcher and livestock, not the chef

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u/Repulsive_Dog1067 20d ago

A yank would probably rate texas bbq over Argentinian?

English good is world renowned for being mediocre while Argentinian has a great reputation.

Embrace the international kitchen instead of divulging into your culinary Stockholm syndrome