10 American foods that make the rest of the world go, “Are you sure you’re eating that?”

Add "Minnesota" (can't do the accent...)

I was referring to it's consumption outside of the US.

Coincidentally, K dogs are a variant of corndogs…

Speaking of Minnesota, S Koreans could make a mean showing at their State Fair. Especially with K dogs.

Learned about them a while back, when shopping at the Lotte Market. The frozen versions are tame compared to the actual street food. Blech.
 
#3 The bread isnt the star, the gravy is the star
Friend, on a food forum someone was whining that it was grease gravy. I pointed out that there were other factors to it, someone chimed in saying it isn't made with grease when it literally starts with bacon grease. She said she doesn't cook it like that because she doesn't eat eat pork...so what the fuck sausage gravy are you making?
 
The first fair I went to in the US with a fellow Sherbro I was introduced to funnel cake.
Literally deep fried batter and not like in a churro way where you snack...like an entire plate of it.
 
1. Spam, the mystery meat that even your dog looks at sideways, was proudly brought to you by Hormel Foods. It’s the only thing that can make a canned good look like a luxury item.

2. The PB&J sandwich is America’s way of saying, “I love you, but I can’t commit to a single flavor.” It’s like a marriage between peanut butter and jelly, but with more divorce papers.

3. Chicken-fried steak is the American South’s way of saying, “We love our cows, but we love our bread more.” It’s the only dish where the cow is the guest of honor and the bread is the star.

4. Sweet potato casserole is the Thanksgiving dish that everyone either loves or secretly plots to replace with mashed potatoes. It’s the only thing that can make a marshmallow look like a gourmet ingredient.

5. Biscuits and gravy is the dish that makes you question your life choices. “Why am I eating this?” you wonder, as you shovel it into your mouth with a fork that feels like a spoon.

6. Tator tots are the crispy snack that makes you feel like a kid again. “I can eat these all day!” you exclaim, as you realize you’re still wearing your pajamas.

7. Corn dogs are the snack that makes you feel like you’re eating a hot dog and a cornbread muffin at the same time. It’s the only thing that can make a bun look like a stick.

8. Chicken and waffles are the breakfast and dinner combo that makes you feel like you’re living in a dream. “Is this real life?” you wonder, as you drizzle syrup over your fried chicken.

9. Meatloaf is the dish that makes you feel like you’re eating a hamburger that decided to take a nap. It’s the only thing that can make a loaf look like a patty.

10. Sloppy Joe is the sandwich that makes you feel like you’re eating a sweet, tomato-y, loose-meat explosion. It’s the only thing that can make a napkin look like a parachute.

Number three is a hilariously on point way to describe Chicken Fried Steak, lol.
 
is it true USAian kethchup is bright red?
 
1. Spam, the mystery meat that even your dog looks at sideways, was proudly brought to you by Hormel Foods. It’s the only thing that can make a canned good look like a luxury item.
Unless I'm mistaken, this is popular in Hawaii, but not really anywhere else, not even coastal Alaska. It's my understanding that it's more broadly popular in Australia than the USA, relative to the populations, but I've never looked up sales figures.
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2. The PB&J sandwich is America’s way of saying, “I love you, but I can’t commit to a single flavor.” It’s like a marriage between peanut butter and jelly, but with more divorce papers.
One of the greatest flavor combinations in the history of the world regardless of the jelly you use. Bow before the might of the humble peanut.
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3. Chicken-fried steak is the American South’s way of saying, “We love our cows, but we love our bread more.” It’s the only dish where the cow is the guest of honor and the bread is the star.
JFC this is so good. So good. Greatest breakfast entree of all time.
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4. Sweet potato casserole is the Thanksgiving dish that everyone either loves or secretly plots to replace with mashed potatoes. It’s the only thing that can make a marshmallow look like a gourmet ingredient.
Or mashed potatoes? Most un-American thing I'll read all week. There is no or.
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5. Biscuits and gravy is the dish that makes you question your life choices. “Why am I eating this?” you wonder, as you shovel it into your mouth with a fork that feels like a spoon.
I question nothing. I'm too overwhelmed by the bliss in my mouth.
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6. Tator tots are the crispy snack that makes you feel like a kid again. “I can eat these all day!” you exclaim, as you realize you’re still wearing your pajamas.
Until you realize eating hash browns with a fork while tater tots exist makes you the guy at the pizza place using silverware.
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7. Corn dogs are the snack that makes you feel like you’re eating a hot dog and a cornbread muffin at the same time. It’s the only thing that can make a bun look like a stick.
We have so much corn we cut it down to build baseball fields in our dreams. Be jelly. Then add peanut butter to your jelly.
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8. Chicken and waffles are the breakfast and dinner combo that makes you feel like you’re living in a dream. “Is this real life?” you wonder, as you drizzle syrup over your fried chicken.
You forgot syrup.
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9. Meatloaf is the dish that makes you feel like you’re eating a hamburger that decided to take a nap. It’s the only thing that can make a loaf look like a patty.
Imagine making loafs of something without meat because all you have is grain or wheat or barley or some other third world shithole rabbit food.
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10. Sloppy Joe is the sandwich that makes you feel like you’re eating a sweet, tomato-y, loose-meat explosion. It’s the only thing that can make a napkin look like a parachute.
Okay, you got me. I fucking hate sloppy joes.
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Still traumatized by those oozing cafeteria shitpiles decades later from my elementary school days.
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I never was a fan of sloppy joes. Only place I’ve ever seen it served was school cafeteria. Why not just eat a burger instead of diarrhea on a bun?

Not really a fan of pb &j either but it serves a useful purpose if you’re packing a lunch for a hike or something. Won’t go bad in the heat
 
Biscuits and Gravy is a national treasure, and I'll cut anyone that says otherwise.

Do an uppercut to you with a blade!


i mean, the fat bastard cant even say Worcestershire Sauce correctly
 
I’ve had duck and waffles for breakfast so absolutely would try chicken and waffles
 
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