Curry half and half

[Xuarantui]

Just seen a chef on telly say that Curry half and half is a Welsh thing, but the Welsh don't realise that the dish is unique to them.

As a Welshman and a fan of Chicken curry half and half (half chips, half rice), I have to admit that I thought it was consumed everywhere.

So I just want to ask the members here, is the chef correct, is it pretty much unique to Wales?
If so.
What is wrong with everyone? It's lush.

[CarloMecan]

I try to avoid anything with curry in the name. about 20 years ago, they built an Indian Cultural Center in our town, and they offered all of these cool classes.

[WallaceMetcalfe]

As a fellow Welshman, I totally get where you're coming from with the Chicken curry half and half. It's such a comforting and tasty dish, isn't it? I've also grown up thinking it's more widespread than just Wales. It's funny how regional dishes can surprise us like that!

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