[adnmcq999]

I’m American and I ate a pretty good amount when I lived in the UK bc it’s high in B vitamins.

I made this “sandwich” with a crumpet, polish mayo (winiary), marmite and sometimes a scotch egg and/or sauerkraut. It was disgusting, I mostly created it b/c it was cheap, but it was a staple of mine and a very British one at that (aside from the kraut). The polish mayo is an import but I’d still say very london at this point, I got it from sainsburys, but could just as well have picked it up from any number of polish stores. Anyway, marmite’s alright.

[Lio]

This comment alone is probably enough to get you ongoing "indefinite leave to remain" and work in the UK.

[vorpalhex]

Just take the "sandwich" with you to immigration.. fastest visa paperwork in the history of formal countries.

[NeoTar]

I think Polish shops are pretty common across the UK these days - in Huntingdon (pop. 23k, 1 h north of London) there are at least two, and you can pick it up in the big supermarket (Tesco).

I think it has gone down a bit from the peak around 2016, but Poland became something like the third or fourth most common place of birth in the UK (after the UK, India and Pakistan I think) with roughly one million Polish immigrants.

[I have a Polish boyfriend living in the UK, so know too much about this ;-) ]

[hilbert42]

...But you had to dilute it with extras, that's cheating!

True 'native' eaters like me spoon it straight from the jar! No problems.... ;-)

Edit: shame there's no image posting here or I'd demonstrate (squirm factor).

[pseudotrash]

Most British thing ever said and it's not by a Brit

[skocznymroczny]

winiary is owned by Nestle, so it's hardly polish mayo