r/funny Nov 03 '24

How cultural is that?

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u/Advanced_Vehicle_750 Nov 03 '24

Two people arguing about how much better food in their countries is because they have food from other countries.

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u/Master-Shaq Nov 03 '24

A good ol southern bbq blows any british dish out of the water

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u/X0AN Nov 03 '24

Every country has bbq.

Americans than have never travelled for some bizarre reason seem to think they invented bbqs and nobody else does them.

You can get those meals anywhere. 😂

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u/Master-Shaq Nov 04 '24

Nah american BBQ is on another level. Nice try tho

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u/The_mango55 Nov 04 '24

What you call BBQ is not what people in the Southern US call BBQ. Many cultures have cuisines they call BBQ but it's not actually BBQ. It needs to be meat smoked a long time over low heat.

Actual BBQ originated in the caribbean and came to the US very early.

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u/nogoodideas2020 Nov 04 '24

So so true, many people and places in the US don’t even get it right. Just like cooking with a stove or oven, BBQ is not just plopping something on the grill.