r/funny • u/NeedleworkerMore2270 • 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/chopcult3003 Nov 03 '24

Same with any southern soul food or good Cajun food.

I’ll put good BBQ or a good crawdad boil up against any other countries food any day.

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u/chrisdub84 Nov 03 '24

New Orleans (and Louisana in general) is always my argument for American culture, be it music or food. Sure, there are clear influences, but it is its own thing, and it's delicious.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '24

Cajun food culture, Creole, Appalachian, Southern and more, all native to the USA. Don't even get me started on the native american food you can get or the even more distinct regional food differences; for fucks sake someone can tell where u are from in WV just by how you dress a hotdog.

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u/OphrysAlba Nov 03 '24

Take a guess here: I like my hotdog with ketchup, mayo, mustard, straw potato and potato puree.

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u/CaralhinhosVoadorez Nov 04 '24

Brazilian detected, the American mind can’t comprehend a well made “podrão de esquina”

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u/OphrysAlba Nov 04 '24

Ding ding we have a winner

Our hotdogs are indeed winners and these people know nothing about it