Which do you prefer more French or Italian food?

not really fond of either besides duck confit and pizza

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>>78362382
Objectively French food. But nobody likes the French and Italian cuisine is a lot more represented on a low-brow level (pizza and pasta) so everyone here will pick Italian, glossing over the fact that French cuisine (that's not an Italian word!) defined what it means to cook.

>>78362429
>defined what it means to cook.
Nope, we just invented restaurants before everyones.

Ive always felt that our cuisine is badly represented outside of France, so i eont know how theyll judge it

whoever can make a better fish

I feel like French is more varied and caters to my taste better, so French.
>>78362643
Don't worry, italian cuisine is badly represented outside of Italy as well.

>>78362643
same for italian cuisine 2bh

both are great when done right

>>78362382
I prefer italian food

>>78362382
Italian is more varied so I'll go with that

Swiss

I don't even know what French cuisine is supposed to be.

I like Italian food though.

>>78364229
Sieg Heil \o

french

both are overrated average tier food

>>78362382
Italian ofc
>>78362429
"High brow french cuisine" is uncooked meat, a bunch of onions in hot water and literal frogs

>>78364736
Frog legs are god tier, that said having been to both Italy and France I liked Italian food a lot better, though pizza in Italy tastes like ass. The tarte flambé in France was good but France stole it from the Germans anyway.

>>78362382
Italian

>>78362382
Serbian ofc (magyar, turkish, greek)

>>78362382
italian best food