Is it Street Food? (A handy infographic)

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  1. Unknown26 April 2016 at 23:15

    Nate, Is buckfast a street food?

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    1. Anonymous27 April 2016 at 09:12

      Congratulations! Buckfast IS a Street Food as it is designed to be taken out of an establishment, you don't need cutlery to consume it and you can easily walk down the road consuming it!

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  2. rabidbarfly28 April 2016 at 14:54

    Dood, soup can go in a handy takeaway cup, thus : street food although it's more likely to be served from a homeless shelter...just wait til the hipsters cotton on to them!

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  3. rabidbarfly28 April 2016 at 14:55

    Mate, soup can be served in a handy takeaway cup and can therefore be classed as street food. HOWEVER! when served from a homeless shelter this does not count but just wait until the hipsters cotton onto THAT idea!

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