What nutritious, traditional food do Americans have? Most popular

>>134744413
every

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>>134744413
>deep fried garbage
>posts pic of grilled burger

You cunts still want to boil everything, eh?

>>134744413
Barbecue

When I travelled across the United States, I put on a lot of weight and I think this is fairly common.

The problem isn't just that every affordable food item has been deep fried, the other problem is everything has way too much sugar or High Fructose Corn Syrup in it.

I was there in my early 20s and am somewhat thankful that my youthful metabolism was able to overcome their lethal culinary options.

>>134744714
>reddit spacing
If you were eating out every night, then I'd blame a lot of that on portion sizes. The plates we get are absolutely massive. When I go out to eat, I can usually save half the plate and eat it for lunch the next day.

>>134744413
Don't go to fast food places expecting anything healthy. It's made to sell.

>>134745193
That wouldn't be a bad idea if they had something besides tendies and mac & cheese.

>>134744413
The USA has no food culture.
Out of all the countries I have visited, the states had the most poor quality food.

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>>134744413

Depends on what part of the country you're talking about.

Chili
Numerous styles of barbecue
Summer salad
Boiled Crawfish
Casseroles
Venison
Numerous types of small game
Seafood, freshwater fish
Anything you have (which is nothing) and more

Kentucky, my home state, has burgoo. Pic related.

>>134744413
Black semen is the national dish