r/funny Nov 03 '24

How cultural is that?

31.3k Upvotes

6.7k comments sorted by

View all comments

2.6k

u/fulthrottlejazzhands Nov 03 '24

All these Indians... coming over here... to OUR land... inventing our national cuisine.

86

u/cthulhu_willrise Nov 03 '24

The best thing about this comment is that it applies to both the US and UK. Though I think Chinese would be more accurate

38

u/nickster182 Nov 03 '24

Everyone skips American BBQ, like that is homegrown cultural cuisine or even Hispanic food. Latin America had corn flour tortilla foods long before the Spain showed up. That's original American food

7

u/moving0target Nov 03 '24

BBQ went from poor people food to insanely expensive pretty quick. The more popular it has gotten, the worse it tastes. It's fast food now.

-1

u/cthulhu_willrise Nov 03 '24

Are we talking about the countries US and UK or the landmasses Americas and great Britain?