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That looks disgusting. Our food is abominable enough without European fantasies about what we actually eat.
Also pizza is American. We invented pepperoni and improved upon that Italian tomato bread bullshit.
>maple syrup sauce
They meant Canadian, but got it mixed up with North America.
Maple syrup is an iconic New England flavor, what are you on about? Vermont is one of the world's largest maple syrup producers.
Chicken and waffles is American, as is bacon. Don't try to blame this on us.
TOO LATE, IT'S ALL BUDAPEST NOW
I wish just for one day I could experience the warped perception of the US foreigners have from shit like this and all the garbage media we export and they consume and from the filter of their regional media.
It is slowly disappearing, just like regional accents disappeared in every country after mass radio and television happened; warped perceptions about other countries is disappearing because of the internet (and also just more television exports).
If you're into weebshit, Peepo Choo is a pretty good manga that lampoons the whole idea of people getting their impressions of other countries from niche imported pop culture garbage. It only had a 3 volume run and had your typical over-the-top violence and sexuality, but the over-arcing theme was pretty great.
What made you think posting your favorite cartoon was an appropriate response to.. anything
Buddy, while I explained my point there, you know I'm gonna say "anime website" and then we do the casual half-malicious back-and-forth before one of us gets tired or banned and neither of us ends up changing our opinion. Aren't you tired of this?
No, it's one's civic duty to remind grown men that cartoons are food children, and Japanese ones are the worst examples of an already vile "art form"
Ironically your point is discussed in the aforementioned comic series. They even rant about how weird childish comics are unpopular in Japan and people tend to enjoy mundane series with everyday themes like playing baseball, doing office work, or reviewing food.
c'mon bro i beat to hentai same as any other guy but why do you c**ts always say "anime website" like you are the guardian of Culinaly, just shut up lol
It's like asking a guy at a football game why he's still wearing the team's old jersey from ~20 years ago. You don't let go of some things.
anime website, dipshits
just because it starts with Culinaly - anime doesn't mean it's an anime website
it's an imageboard website for discussion on why (you) are wrong
He's right. It is an anime website.
Moot has denied this claim. Go be a pedophile elsewhere, troony
Moot is gone. Were owned by a Chinaman now, which only solidifies the claim
>chinaman
at least be an educated racist
Culinaly is owned by a japanese person
>hating japanese culture
erm...racist much?
go away cancer
All of that is true though...
why is texas known as budapest now
They finally seceded
American chicken
Bob and weave, bob and weave... Can't touch this mug, son...
Chicken and waffles is American. The reason they add it to the label is to market it to consumers as a novelty, as most would naturally be repulsed by such a food combination.
Is it? Or is it a one-off novelty soul food restaurant called Roscoe's?
>Chicken and Waffles, as a combined recipe, first appeared in the United States' colonial period in the 1600s in Pennsylvania Dutch country.[2]
I'm American and this is based, good job iceland
They fill it with extra estrogen so you grow big breasts.
>american
its just more israeli goyslop bullshit
>thats right goy, we give you more cheap flour and less expensive ingredients, what a deal!
Didn't you know? Americans love waffles and creme fraiche on their pizzas.
It's what we eat for dinner. (While wearing our shoes indoors, of course.)
Looks bretty gud
American here. Maybe a bit non traditional but worth trying.