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I kinda like that idea.
Sonata beats up useless user
Dammit! Now your giving me new and strange food based headcanons! Now I can only see tacos as being a female food and hotdogs as being a male type food! Now I Have to go and look around the Internet and see if there are any pictures of hotdogs doing tacos! Thanks a lot!
I’m actually from the archipelago country of 7k islands (you know that place already), where our cuisines also came from various cultures: Chinese, Malay(sian), Middle Eastern, Indian, Spanish, U.S., Japanese, most recently Korean…
Sonata beats up useless user
Chinese food in the US in general reall. It’s been altered over the years to suit american taste so much that it very noticably different from traditional chinese cuisine.
If you want authentic Chinese food in the states you have to find a specialty restaurant, though I’ve heard that some American Chinese Restaurants have a secret menu much more in line with traditional Chinese Cuisine for Chinese immigrants and the like.
Same thing applies to most Asian inspired food in the states.
High in calories, high in cholesterol, highly acidic, high risk of heart attack when consumed too much.
Why have we let it slide? I can predict a spicier version of it.
@Taupe_Hat
Chop Suey, a Chinese-sounding vegetable dish, is made in the U.S. soil by Chinese immigrants.
Key phrase there was “seen as”. A lot of regional or popular dishes in the US come from some other part of the world.
Even hot dog buns, if they were invented in the US, is claimed to have been created by German immigrants.
Couple Other examples:
Country Fried Steak, A Southern US dish based on German Schnitzel.
Pizza, A very popular food in America from Italy.
Chili, from Mexico.
Apple pie is not also all-American. It’s from the Brits.
Similar to the French fries (or chips) not being made in France despite the name.
I recently watched a YT vid hours ago.
additional info: if we filipinos consider eating this normal (mandatory WTF warning if you don’t want to see boiled undeveloped duck embryo pics)… the double down dog is practically a logical progression from the double down
Well, yeh sausages were invented in Europe, but there’s some evidence that the idea of putting sausages on a bun was invented in the US in late 1800s.
Even if it isn’t true. Hot dogs tend to be seen as one of those classic american foods like the cheeseburger or applepie.
Except for the fact that the hot dog is not really made in the U.S.A..
Tell that to Germany and Austria.
life is too short to decide between chicken and hotdog…
@OptimusPrimevil
Why would anyone eat that?