r/iamveryculinary

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That is NOT an enchilada

u/TheLadyEve — 7 hours ago

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This just in. Americans are eating literal shit.

u/SufficientEar1682 — 23 hours ago

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American gravy is wallpaper paste.... From this very sub

It will never stop being funny to me when people come into this sub and then say something that reinforces the existence of this sub.

u/Anal-Y-Sis — 22 hours ago

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Too much bread for me. Wouldn't have this.

"Still too much. And quite frankly it looks blood dense."

https://www.reddit.com/r/Sandwiches/s/NF5UGLAu9T

u/JukeboxJustice — 1 day ago

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Mummy can we have the much more refined and fancy tasting chicken fingers and fries for dinner please?

u/SufficientEar1682 — 1 day ago

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When the pedantry hits your eye like a big pizza pie…

u/mmccullen — 2 days ago

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American food is chemicals (again)

u/JediLincoln14 — 3 days ago

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I actually hate this guy. Cultural food purism (especially of the Italian variety) is cancer.

u/hipperscfook — 2 days ago

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Expecto Patronum

https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/1um27v8/what_the_hell_is_going_on_with_food_in_the_uk/

u/vnth93 — 3 days ago

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Dude's bashing 60 cent cornbread

u/captaindomer — 4 days ago

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That’s not bread it’s Cake, they’ve tested it 😡

u/Poster_Nutbag207 — 4 days ago

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Apparently American soda is shit

u/PHX_Hawk — 4 days ago

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I look down on those who eats the crap that is called Greggs

u/SufficientEar1682 — 4 days ago

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IAVC done right. Worst fry-up posted on /r/fryup. Lots of British people flaming one American about their "Irish" breakfast. Quite funny.

u/Banes_Addiction — 4 days ago

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Ah yes, the thousands years old spaghetti

On an amusing thread from someone who ordered lettuce for their tacos and got cabbage instead.

Original comment:

"I wasn’t not letting anyone do anything. You can put ketchup on your fuckin spaghetti but it doesn’t mean that’s the way it’s SUPPOSED to be as in it was developed hundreds or thousands of years ago "

u/faelanae — 4 days ago

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"Imagine my face, when I heard 'enriched flour' the first time."

Other major food crimes: presumably fortified rice, from context. (Also, that's the only rice and there are no Asian brands or shops in...Hawaii?) Plus whatever else OP is imagining Americans doing to the basic ingredients for something like a Loco Moco.

u/thejadsel — 6 days ago

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“I hate how Americans don’t understand that raw fish should be frozen before consumption”

u/marxist_nazeem — 6 days ago

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Apparently Steak Frites isn’t a thing

u/GPSBach — 4 days ago

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Nobody eats pasta with meatballs except Americans

u/Burgerboss88 — 6 days ago

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Person thinks deep-fried butter is representative of American cuisine.

u/JediLincoln14 — 6 days ago