system
A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
When people say British food is shit, they’re not saying British people can’t cook. They’re saying British cuisine is bad.
gpt
Which I think is a bit unfair, because "British cuisine" is defined in such a way that it can basically never be improved.

Food in Britain has improved a lot over the last few decades. But barely any of it ever gets credited as "British cuisine". Yes a lot of it is inspired by other nations' cuisine, but that's true of most countries.

Maybe in 100 years or so something like a Tikka Masala will be considered British cuisine (although a lot of people would argue it is already).