There is a food called murtabak that ive never seen outside of Singapore and Malaysia.

Its like a stuffed roti that you dip in curry. Fantastic and I wish I could find it in Europe.

I think it makes total sense with that world view. Ignore all humanity and look at it from the point of USA imperialism. Israel is a foothold in the middle east and is used to advance the USA’s interests in the region.

When i want something simple I fry some onions and garlic, add canned or soaked lentils, pureed tomato, cumin, squeeze of lemon and pinch of salt. Serve with cous cous.

Its so cheap and delicious.

Who is it referring to? Politicians or is it aimed at immigrants? I dont know the reference.

Holy shit… im in uk visiting. Had no idea this is what the internet is like now.

I guess ill never need to watch it now, thank you

What is the psyllium husk for?

How do you know?

That’s not what the comment said… you didn’t read that.

Someone told me that he is there for the sole purpose of destroying the labour party. Which is ridiculous… isnt it?

Isn’t that a cuttlefish in the picture?

Noted TrickDacey… Noted

Yeah I stopped having it in my house. Crisps were my vice.

Now my mentality has changed and the habbit is gone.

I hate the word for the reasons you’ve said, but I know a lot of black Americans in Portugal that refer to themselves as expats.

Feels to me that the line is drawn along economic privilege lines rather than simply race.

Or it’s the only meal they’ve had out in a month and it coincided with a sleep regression or something.

I have friends without kids tell me how they would parent and what they don’t think is “good parenting” all the time. They have no clue…

Its so infantile! A really funny picture.

Muh-van-wee is the correct pronunciation FYI - YouTube is terrible for Welsh name pronunciation.

Gavin and Stacy?

You have downvotes because lemmy hates LLMs so much. It doesn’t reflect reality or the general population. I’m not even critical of the hate, its the communities consensus.

Can you tell me more about how homestays work and how you find them?