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Mexican food: boring permutation of tortilla and meat. Thai food: overrated, Westerners enjoy because it makes them feel cultured
u/TashaFIunchen — 3 days ago
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The lack of seasoning is throughtout South America it seems like
reddit.comu/throw223344555 — 3 days ago
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Man lives in London for 30 years and never eats British food.
u/Lost_Condition_9562 — 12 days ago
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American olive oil is low quality, tastes bad, only comes in plastic, and none of it is 100% olive oil. Also the beer is bad.
u/Sevuhrow — 13 days ago
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On a poorly constructed pizza lunchable
(from https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/s/trW2avL0Z1 don’t brigade etc)
Like, I acknowledge that Lunchables aren’t anywhere near the peak of American culinary achievements, but this is just obnoxious.
u/Western_Economist_61 — 13 days ago
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On garlic and bolognese
Classic “1 single extra ingredient is a destruction of a recipe’s soul” Italian gate keeping combined with the assumption that food must remain hyper localized with no changes.
u/Moonshot_00 — 14 days ago