ITT: Examples of other countries trying to cook what they think is American
This is American fried rice from Thailand.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_fried_rice
s a Thai fried rice dish with "American" side ingredients like fried chicken, ham, hot dogs, raisins, ketchup, and croutons. Other ingredients like pineapple are optional.
>>8411687
Germanfag here
One of our supermarkets has a store brand specializing in US-American food items. They sell
>chicken nugger
>frozen hamburgers
>chicken wings
>hamburger sauce (don't ask)
>popcorn
And then there's pic related. Yes, it is exactly what it looks like.
Mexico here.
We have the "Desayuno Americano" (american breakfast) that is the staple breakfast plate of almost all hotels in the country.
It has sunny side eggs, bacon, toast or pancakes with butter, and coffee or orange juice.
America doesn't have a cuisine
This thread is bollocks
>>8411989
>what they think is American
Where in the OP is a statement as to the legitimacy of a distinctly American cuisine?
>>8411989
There are new "American style" BBQ places in Korea. I'd say we have a cuisine
>>8411989
Just because you just can't enjoy American cuisine because you have no teeth to chew it with doesn't mean it isn't real, Nigel
>>8411871
Well done, Mexico. Waffles are fucking garbage, so I'm glad they're not tainting our image with that. That coffee better be cheap garbage brewed really thin, but on the "Strong" setting for the proper American experience.
>>8412694
>Waffles
>not amazing
t. Pancakefag
>>8411989
obsessed
>>8412694
I hope you enjoy your pancakes in hell.
>>8411718
American here. At first i was confused by yhis pizza but now i must have one
>>8411687
I love this shit. My mom makes it every so often.
>>8411718
For some reason, beans and corn on pizza is "American" to a lot of Europeans.
>>8411871
That's called a continental breakfast in the US
>>8413630
Corn on pizza is pretty common in South America.
>>8413630
Central- and south america is also america, so technically it is not wrong
>>8413777
No. A "continental breakfast" means there is an assortment of foods provided but no actual table service. The diner chooses their own food from what is laid out on the counter pre-prepared, sort of like a buffet.
"Continental breakfast" is a style of service, not a specific dish or menu.