A MESSAGE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE PART
1: in the following paragraphs I will try to explain this
British term to the best of my ability and knowledge. There is a whole cultural background that you need to know about before you can finally understand the term 'cheeky Nandos' completely. Let's start by talking about Nandos. As you might already be aware Nandos is a portuguese themed restaurant that sells chicken. The chicken comes in different
spicy flavours with 'lemon and herbs' being the least
spicy of all. Relatively speaking Nandos is a nice affordable restaurant in the UK which is very
popular among young people. It is the next best thing after all your normal
big known brands such as McDonalds (Also known as Macccers, which sort of rhymes with suckers) and KFC and all the fast
food chains. In comparison, Nandos is much more
fancy, as it a 'proper' restaurant. It is therefore common for young people to take their dates to Nandos, if they are really
fancy the girl and thinks it's worth it. Generally speaking, Nandos is very famous amongst working class families for weekend dining and amongst working class youngsters for special events. Nandos has been running in the UK for quite some years already, so it is very
well known. So now you understand more or less how deeply Nandos has influenced British culture.