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A rage comic poking fun at the Aussies. Does it still hold up?
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In the US, those would be called either “steak fries”, “potato wedges”, or perhaps “Jojos”.
They're called JoJo's. I will die on this hill. Same goes for pop and hotdish.
Ugh, “pop”. Your comment has mad Midwest vibes; you sound like my grandma.
Wtf is hotdish? I’ve never even heard of that before. Even my phone is telling me that that’s not a real word.
Honestly, the Midwest is something else. It’s like they intentionally do everything their own fucked up way just because.
“Reece’s Pieces? We’re gonna call them ‘Reecie’s Piecies’, even though the name isn’t ever pronounced ‘Reecie’ and the word is not ever pronounced ‘piecie’, because fuck you.”
You guys yell at anyone putting ketchup on a hotdog because it’s too sweet, and then proceed to absolutely drown it in sweet relish, the most foul condiment known to man. You guys have no right to consider yourselves the hotdog aficionados after that and only a fool would believe you.
According to wikipedia
So it's just a casserole. Sounds yummy
Honestly I'm so onboard with hotdish. "Casserole" is one of the least appetizing names for a type of food.