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what the fuck is american food

Name: Anonymous 2007-11-21 8:50

lived there for a year, still have no fucking clue. american food consisted of crap wrapped in plastic and occasional some homemade shit nuggets vaguely resembling real food.

is that food? shit? you think shit is food? plz

Name: Anonymous 2008-03-23 12:35

That's another reason I can't like America sometimes. I mean, they'll disrepect another culture but they'll eat their food like it's nothing. That's so retarded.

Name: Anonymous 2008-03-25 16:10

if it wern't for indian food i don't think i could have survived in britain,so there.

Name: Anonymous 2008-03-31 15:47

I'm in PE, in Atlantic Canada.  If it wasn't for Thai food from some immigrant I would have killed myself.

Name: Anonymous 2008-04-02 9:57

how do i eat my anus?

Name: Anonymous 2008-04-03 18:07

No such thing as "America" food

Name: Anonymous 2008-04-07 22:04

>>28
Thank you for your post Mr. 13 year old.

Name: Ricky 2008-04-12 12:55

>>47

There we fucking go.

Name: Anonymous 2008-04-19 23:11

>>47
all that stuff is from the south or south west

Name: Anonymous 2008-04-22 8:50

Moots' Penis?

Name: Anonymous 2008-04-30 0:34

koreans eat dogs.


their food sucks infinity moar.

Name: Mr. CIA GRAD 2008-09-22 0:20

unfortunately for you op you are correct but also at the same time a closed minded unintellectual faggot. America is still a relatively new country and as such has yet to develop a cuisine in and of itself save for native American cuisine and Spanish influenced food. take a look at France for instance.these so called food snobs were eating shit for the first couple hundred years, and those who associate the French with silverware are bafoons, Caterina de Medici (Italy) brought her finest chefs, and silverware to France.so if it was not for Italians French cuisine would not have developed to what it is today, and as such the same should be expected of America. and if you look at todays food culture, that is to say the educated public, people are becoming more and more interested in other cultures food, including their own. so i will leave you with this thought, if people treat southern food and cajun and creole as a cuisine type in other country's (which they do) than why can those not be considered american cuisine? cuisine is not what the ritch eat, it is what the peasant makes out of measly scraps that tastes amazing, pot au feu, jambalaya, rillettes, polenta, are true cuisine. oh and by the way the true american dish is Cioppino, look it up, its the real san francisco treat, not rice r roni.

Name: Mr. CIA GRAD 2008-09-22 0:24

>>15
Actually Cajun cuisine came from Acadia, which is in Canada
, and was recognized as a different offshoot from French food, these people used French technique yes, but so does every other cuisine in the world except in wok cooking, Cajun is its own cuisine and has nothing to do with French cuisine

Name: Anonymous 2008-09-22 6:12

Anyone goes and says Ameri food is uneatable got some lying up the phone.

Chicken nuggets? well thats just golden pieces of baked savory lip smackers, burger? mm we show the germans how to do a secret sauce huhuh and finally. pizza well we took that stinky thin shit from itailia and gave it some soft dough, bitta meat, turned it into satisfyin norishment so dont be lying buttfuck

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Name: Anonymous 2008-11-23 6:44

WTF is this shit.  An imageboard without images.  Wat wat wat.

Name: Anonymous 2008-11-26 14:00

The pleasure of being cummed inside

Name: Anonymous 2008-12-08 16:35

>>62
New 4chan user detected.

Name: Anonymous 2008-12-09 19:46

>>11

This account is suspended.

lol, fail.

Name: Anonymous 2008-12-10 22:18

well generally american food is disgusting shit bought at a fast food chain. but there are other kinds of american food like southern cooking. chicken, collard greens, black eye peas with rice, mac&cheese, yams etc.

really we just steal other regional ideas and corrupt them and turn them into over processed crap.

Name: Anonymous 2008-12-11 23:41

OK guys, here's the deal.

Anything with peanuts or corn is fucking American. If I make a pizza and say "American food" you say "No it's Italian."

Bullshit. If you've eaten Italian-pizza, then you know it's different toppings and shit from American. "OK, it's a ripoff of Italian."

Well, if that's your metric, anything using corn in Europe is a ripoff of American food because corn comes from the US. Repeat ad nauseum with other foods that originate here.

Beyond that, chili was invented in the fucking States. That's American. And you can make it healthy and tasty with proper skills.

And Italian food is not a ripoff of anything? Bullfuckingshit. Noodles came from China via Marco Polo, so Italian just rips off Chinese food by your metric. And don't get me started on the seafood-based Italian recipes, which co-opt Hellenic recipes and recipes taken from all over the Roman empire.

Etc. etc. etc.

Name: Anonymous 2009-01-19 22:18

>>68
Also tomatoes, which came to Italy from South America.

Name: Anonymous 2009-01-20 19:03

>>68
Actually corn comes from aztecs- mecxicas,mayan  so fuck you!

Name: Anonymous 2009-01-25 23:23

>>68
Agreed.  A lot of American food is adaptations of food brought over by immigrants from other countries, but I would definitely call it American seeing how the American version is distinguishably different.

America is huge so it's impossible to even begin to list all the American food, but there is southern cuisine, barbeque, cajun, creole, Tex-Mex, Californian, a lot of US versions of ethnic food, etc. etc.

Name: Anonymous 2009-02-03 0:20

>>68

lol corn and chili comes from the aztecs you dumbass, learn some history faggot

Name: Anonymous 2009-02-18 2:39

fried chicken
mac and cheese
corn bread
biscuits
cream pie
mashed taters n gravy and slaw

Name: Anonymous 2009-02-18 2:39

chichen

Name: Anonymous 2009-02-18 2:40

>>72
i always thought the aztecs lived in the amerikas

Name: Anonymous 2009-02-20 16:17

buffalo wings fuk yer

Name: Katie 2010-01-02 2:48

~ Boston brown bread: a steamed bread sweetened with molasses and often studded with raisins.

~ Maple candy: Maple syrup boiled down to form sugar crystals and shaped into different shapes.

~ Vermon flapjacks: sometimes eaten as a dessert or for breakfast. Paper thin and plate sized, spread thickly with butter and maple syrup.

~ Blueberry griddle cakes: a traditional Vermont Sunday breakfast

~ Samp: dried corn and beans cooked to a porridge like consistency

~ Indian pudding: New world equivalent of hasty pudding

~ Fiddlehead pie: much like a quiche, traditional in Maine.

~ Mint julep: bourbon, mint, sugar, and water.

~ hush puppies: cornmeal/onion balls deep fried.

~ peanut brittle: Peanut/toffee candy

~ Spoon bread: a rich, moist cornbread eaten with a spoon.

~ Country sausage: often with sage as the main flavoring.

~ Pickled peaches: actually spiced

~ Ambrosia: traditionally a simple layering of orange slices, coconut, sugar, and sherry.

~ Applejack: similar to apple brandy.

~ Beef on weck: roast beef and horse radish on kummelweck

~ Pastrami on rye

~ Reuben: a sandwich of corned beef, sauerkraut, and cheese put under the broiler.

~ Philadelphia pepper pot: a type of tripe soup.

~ Succotash: tons of variations, typically corn, beans, and tomatoes are a common thread.

~ Limburger sandwich: a Wisconsin specialty; Limburger on rye with raw onions and brown mustard.

~ Cincinnati chilli: different from other chillies in that it often contains spices such as cinnamon and allspice, and sometimes cocoa.

~ Arbogast omelette: San Fransisco; eggs, cream, oysters, sherry, salt and pepper.

~ Hangtown fry

~ Green goddess dressing: a mayonnaise based dressing with lots of green herbs.

~ Potted salmon: butter creamed with hazelnut oil, flaked salmon, salt, pepper, lime juice, and juniper berries.

~ Warm goat cheese and spinach salad: made famous by Alice Waters

~ Country loaf: Bread made with potato water

~ Denver omelette: onions and peppers tucked between two slices of toast

~ Tri-tip steak

Name: Anonymous 2010-01-04 21:35


Turkey
Bison
Moose
American Trout
American Crawfish
White Tailed Deer
Corn
Cheyenne Peppers
Habeneros
Jalepenos
Cactus

All plants and animals originating from The Americas.

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