[mylife]

Yall keep your beanz on toast, gimme the bisquits swimming in sausage country gravy.

[Dr. Sivana]

Call them American Biscuits and you are all set. Mr. Thomas made a fortune selling “muffins” that didn’t resemble anything we had here, even though “English Muffins” weren’t native to England, either.

[Tell It Right]

I bet London mayor Khan will ban Popeye’s from seasoning their green beans with ham for not being halal.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Just advertise them as “savory scones”. Then the Brits will get it.

[bgill]

Why anyone likes Popeyes mystifies me.

[dfwgator]

So Brits can get just as fat as Americans.

[dfwgator]

Does it have Spam in it?

[DesertRhino]

And of course, the British are world renowned for their exquisite cuisine.

[wardaddy]

Far less soda than a scone

Freeze butter

Grate into flour etc

Key....the grand key...to good biscuits

[Seruzawa]

Wait. A large corporation with seemingly a ton of marketing experts didn’t know that “biscuit” means something different in the King’s English than in America? Great research guys.

[Yardstick]

...Britons were a bit flummoxed by the buttermilk biscuit.
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Once you take a bite it makes sense.

[discostu]

They didn’t get a translator? Geeze that’s lazy.

[Responsibility2nd]

Wait till them Brits get a hold of Church’s Chicken Biscuits.

Yum!

[seowulf]

It kind of mystified me when they brought me pork and beans with stewed tomatoes next to a runny egg for breakfast.

[Red Badger]

“It looks like a scone,” Victoria Ubochi said after trying the biscuit, “but it doesn’t taste like one.”

That is a good thing.............

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

KFC has been in the UK for a long time.

No... they were not mystified.

[BozoTexino]

Popeye’s sux. Now they’ll think that’s how good fried chicken is made here.

[Allegra]

The Brits lurve McDonalds and Starbucks, so they’ll probably dig some Popeyes.

[PIF]

Now if Popeye’s would start to sell kidney pie, Brits would flock to them in huge numbers.

[PIF]

The UK is home to some of the worst cuisine in the world.

[USAF1985]

I’m sure I’m quibbling here, but when I was stationed at RAF Lakenheath in the early 90’s, we had a Popeyes right across the street from the dorm. So “technically” it was probably the first Popeyes in the UK, and it had a lot of British customers.