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The Horrors of Hummus: Sharia Law Looms?

The Horrors of Hummus: Sharia Law Looms?

Attention, law-abiding citizens of our great British nation! A monstrous calamity is rising on our horizon, more threatening than a soggy fish and chips, more terrifying than a pintless Friday night. We are being invaded, not by legions of foreigners, but by legumes of Near Eastern origin, spreading their insidious Middle Eastern flavors all over our fine, British kitchens. Are we on the brink of cultural armageddon? Is our beloved Britain turning into a hummus-tastic version of Sharia Law?

The Chickpea Crisis

The humble chickpea has been quietly taking over our British aisles, winning over our palates, and lurking around like the sneaky infiltrator it is.

Remember when our supermarket shelves were graced solely by comforting British staples like Heinz Baked Beans? Well, brace yourselves because these days, there’s an alarming ratio of chickpea to baked bean cans threatening our familiar terrain. Yes, you heard it right folks! All hail Hummus, the chickpea cult, mesmerizing our nation with its smooth, creamy texture and dangerously addictive flavours.

Who’s to say this isn’t the beginning of a nefarious plan to enforce Sharia Law on all of us? First, it’s hummus, then it’s falafel, and before you know it, we might even find ourselves wearing burkas with our Union Jack briefs.

Hummus in our Hearts, Hummus on our Homes

If hummus in our diets wasn’t bad enough, brace yourselves for Hummus Homes. Yes! With their uncanny ability for repurposing things, some insidious infiltrators are now using hummus as wallpaper adhesive. An insider told us how they witnessed a family wallpapering their sitting room with hummus – the same paste they use to stick their kebabs together.

The shock! The horror! How can we let these alternative, exotic applications of a foodstuff in our homeland? Before you falter, remember, we have successfully halted the abnormal use of food before! We are the nation that stopped the pineapple-on-pizza brigade, and we will resist the hummus horde too.

Our National Identity at Stake?

This isn’t just about hummus. It’s about every foreign condiment trying to replace our beloved British ones. Must we really replace our mature cheddar with halloumi? Our roast beef with shawarma? Are we really ready to accept “afternoon tahini” instead of our classic afternoon tea?

This dastardly chickpea takeover may all seem delicious at first bite, but consider the deeper implications. Shall we allow our proud British identity to be steadily dipped, dunked and smeared away by this unassuming Middle Eastern menace?

Action: Boycott the Bean!

This is the time to take action, proud Britons! Stand firm against this hummus annexation. Let’s burn those chickpea cans on a pyre of bloomer bread and PG Tips tea bags. Let’s wrest back control of our food aisles. Make sure your shopping baskets are filled with time-honored British products. Let the world witness our hostility towards these culinary invaders.

After that, we can sleep easy, knowing our cultural identity is secure once again beneath a comforting quilt of baked beans, mushy peas, and crumpets. With luck, we might just be able to pre-empt the imminent falafel apocalypse. Let’s stand together and say it loud and clear: Britain will remain hummus-free!

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Reform is a lifelong flag-waver who once tried to replace his garden gnomes with Union Jacks, hosts monthly “Keep Britain Sorted” tea-and-biscuits rallies, and insists the only acceptable accents are properly posh. If he’s not drafting petitions to ban curry or mapping out where “real Brits” should live, he’s busy lecturing anyone who dares question why marmalade on toast isn’t a national security issue.

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