A WOMAN has revealed her favourite meal to be a “council estate board” and people have raved about how tasty it looks.
Danielle uploaded a clip showing how she lays out a selection of beige food on two wooden platters to enjoy.
The food of choice includes pizza, fish fingers, chicken dippers, baked beans, nuggets and smiley faces.
And the star of the show are the turkey dinosaurs.
She added as the caption: “Council estate board – smashed it.”
Danielle said she’s had numerous comments saying how “the kids must have loved that”, but added that it’s just as incredible for adults too.
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Thousands have liked her clip, with many saying it was their dream “picky meal” and they’d pay good money to eat it.
Danielle said on her @thelovegrovefamily account that it only cost her £20 to make, and she picked up the wooden boards from B&M.
One person hailed the dish as being “British tapas.”
Another TikTok user added: “Honestly, one of the best food boards I’ve seen, council food is the best.”
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A third commented: “Perfect food board haha.”
This follows another woman creating a “British tapas” feast, which included filling an entire large table with the likes of nuggets, party rings, muffins, garlic bread and chips.
The sumptuous feast also included spaghetti hoops and pizza, along with Capri Sun drinks to wash it down.
There was even a Colin the Caterpillar cake to truly cap off the very British meal.
While some people said the display reminded them of “school discos” and “primary school”, others were less than impressed.
One wrote: “50 shades of beige.”
A previous study found one in five Brits don’t eat anything green and turn to beige food for comfort.
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