What are some dumb food myths you've believed for the longest

>>9020064
>Shark isn't delicious.

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>>9020064

>>9020064
>USA food is terrible
It is thou

>>9020082
You saying a whole island full of different states happens to be all shit?

I understand if you live in some state with shit crops but not every one of them suck at cooking.

>>9020082
Only some stuff. There's a lot of variety here.

Biggest issue is that fatties without tastebuds are somehow still breeding.

>>9020123
>I understand if you live in some state with shit crops but not every one of them suck at cooking.
I mean there americans its not possible for them too be good cook's

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>>9020137
Do I have to shove Ratatoing down your throat for you to learn that anyone can cuck?

>>9020123
The USA isn't an island, anon.

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>>9020123
>whole island

>>9020064
The myth that food is awful in the US comes from the fact that most of what's in our supermarkets and served in our chain restaurants is awful. We have some of the best food in the world, but most of us don't have access to it.

>>9020204
This. Since we're so large, enormous areas are virtual food deserts with a Piggly Wiggly tier mom and pop grocery or if they're really lucky a Walmart. Ironic really, since those areas are mostly rural agricultural areas. For restaurants it's fast food or sometimes an Applebees in the county seat. Pretty grim in huge swaths of the country.

>>9020328
Exactly. We have some of the world's best restaurants, but plenty of us live in places where the best restaurant in town is a Cracker Barrel.

>>9020204
>The myth that food is awful in the US comes from the fact that food is awful there

Thanks for your contribution anon