Current Events > My thoughts on world cuisines (as an American, based on what I've had in Merica)

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bobbaaay 02/01/23 4:29:06 PM #1:	S: Mexican Thai South Indian A: Soul food Cajun Japanese Dominican North Indian/British Indian B: Honduran Chinese Korean Puerto Rican Tex-Mex Persian Jamaican Jewish C: American Chinese Italian Lebanese Vietnamese Hungarian Polish D: Greek British Brazilian French German Irish <cite>bobbaaay posted [p:971259264] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>S:MexicanThaiSouth IndianA:Soul foodCajunJapaneseDominicanNorth Indian/British IndianB:HonduranChineseKoreanPuerto RicanTex-MexPersianJamaicanJewishC:American ChineseItalianLebaneseVietnameseHungarianPolishD:GreekBritishBrazilianFrenchGermanIrish</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VampireCoyote 02/01/23 4:30:47 PM #2:	seriously wtf at D category --- She/her <cite>VampireCoyote posted [p:971259296] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>seriously wtf at D category</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
itachi15243 02/01/23 4:32:34 PM #3:	So anything below A tier is just stuff you've never tried then --- I do drawings and stuff https://www.fiverr.com/blueblitz <cite>itachi15243 posted [p:971259336] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>So anything below A tier is just stuff you've never tried then</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedeaLysistrata 02/01/23 4:32:45 PM #4:	Peak ceman --- Please join the 100 Presidents community board and contribute to the project! Check back for updates! https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1568-100-presidents <cite>MedeaLysistrata posted [p:971259340] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>Peak ceman</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bobbaaay 02/01/23 4:34:48 PM #5:	VampireCoyote posted... seriously wtf at D category If I want something moderately light chicken gyro is fine - otherwise most Greek food is whack or worse versions of Middle Eastern foods. The only British food I ever care to eat is British Indian stuff like chicken tikka. No desire to ever eat Brazilian food, especially with its inflated price tag. German and Irish are just bad -- and the Poles and Hungarians are better at utilizing cabbage than they are. <cite>bobbaaay posted [p:971259387] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>VampireCoyote posted... </cite><quote>seriously wtf at D category</quote>If I want something moderately light chicken gyro is fine - otherwise most Greek food is whack or worse versions of Middle Eastern foods. The only British food I ever care to eat is British Indian stuff like chicken tikka. No desire to ever eat Brazilian food, especially with its inflated price tag. German and Irish are just bad -- and the Poles and Hungarians are better at utilizing cabbage than they are.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bobbaaay 02/01/23 4:35:38 PM #6:	itachi15243 posted... So anything below A tier is just stuff you've never tried then Yep. I've never had Italian food before. <cite>bobbaaay posted [p:971259401] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>itachi15243 posted... </cite><quote>So anything below A tier is just stuff you've never tried then</quote>Yep. I've never had Italian food before. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MarcyWarcy 02/01/23 4:37:22 PM #7:	you could have called this thread "i like really spicy food" and it would have conveyed the same meaning in less time <cite>MarcyWarcy posted [p:971259438] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>you could have called this thread "i like really spicy food" and it would have conveyed the same meaning in less time</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MICHALECOLE 02/01/23 4:37:44 PM #8:	Wow those sure are opinions <cite>MICHALECOLE posted [p:971259446] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>Wow those sure are opinions </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bobbaaay 02/01/23 4:38:34 PM #9:	MarcyWarcy posted... you could have called this thread "i like really spicy food" and it would have conveyed the same meaning in less time Japanese and Dominican aren't particularly spicy - but otherwise valid. <cite>bobbaaay posted [p:971259468] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>MarcyWarcy posted... </cite><quote>you could have called this thread "i like really spicy food" and it would have conveyed the same meaning in less time</quote>Japanese and Dominican aren't particularly spicy - but otherwise valid.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
itachi15243 02/01/23 4:43:34 PM #10:	bobbaaay posted... Yep. I've never had Italian food before. Based on the fact that you put American Chinese below Chinese makes me pretty sure you've never had most things on this list. Or at the least, you couldn't differentiate between most things on it. I legitimately wouldn't be surprised if you've never had real Italian food before. --- I do drawings and stuff https://www.fiverr.com/blueblitz <cite>itachi15243 posted [p:971259569] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>bobbaaay posted... </cite><quote>Yep. I've never had Italian food before. </quote>Based on the fact that you put American Chinese below Chinese makes me pretty sure you've never had most things on this list. Or at the least, you couldn't differentiate between most things on it. I legitimately wouldn't be surprised if you've never had real Italian food before. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tom_Joad 02/01/23 4:50:02 PM #11:	bobbaaay posted... No desire to ever eat Brazilian food, especially with its inflated price tag. What does it cost in the US now? I used to live near a Fogo de Chao back in 2018 and knew it was somewhat pricey. But now that I live in Braga, the Fogo de Chao here costs 15.90 for the whole deal. Which is a really good value if you are hungry for a lot of meat. --- "History shows again and again that nature points out the folly of man. Go go Godzilla!" Godzilla - Blue Oyster Cult <cite>Tom_Joad posted [p:971259688] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>bobbaaay posted... </cite><quote>No desire to ever eat Brazilian food, especially with its inflated price tag.</quote>What does it cost in the US now? I used to live near a Fogo de Chao back in 2018 and knew it was somewhat pricey.But now that I live in Braga, the Fogo de Chao here costs 15.90 for the whole deal. Which is a really good value if you are hungry for a lot of meat.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bobbaaay 02/01/23 4:50:05 PM #12:	itachi15243 posted... Based on the fact that you put American Chinese below Chinese makes me pretty sure you've never had most things on this list. Or at the least, you couldn't differentiate between most things on it. I legitimately wouldn't be surprised if you've never had real Italian food before. Why is that first part a shocker? Yes general tso's and shit is good - but I'd rather have pork buns, dumplings, scallion pancakes, hot pot, and whatever else. I know I'm using "authentic" lightly here because they eat a lot of shit we'd think is weird in China -- but the same could be said about Thai and Vietnamese as well. Also the whole ReAL ITAlIaN food shit is a joke. I'm sure everybody's nonas, babcias, and omas just totally forgot how to make "authentic" food when coming over on the boat? I'm sure there's differences, but Western culture's boner and preferential treatment towards Italian culture is dumb as hell. <cite>bobbaaay posted [p:971259691] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>itachi15243 posted... </cite><quote>Based on the fact that you put American Chinese below Chinese makes me pretty sure you've never had most things on this list. Or at the least, you couldn't differentiate between most things on it. I legitimately wouldn't be surprised if you've never had real Italian food before.</quote>Why is that first part a shocker? Yes general tso's and shit is good - but I'd rather have pork buns, dumplings, scallion pancakes, hot pot, and whatever else. I know I'm using "authentic" lightly here because they eat a lot of shit we'd think is weird in China -- but the same could be said about Thai and Vietnamese as well.Also the whole ReAL ITAlIaN food shit is a joke. I'm sure everybody's nonas, babcias, and omas just totally forgot how to make "authentic" food when coming over on the boat? I'm sure there's differences, but Western culture's boner and preferential treatment towards Italian culture is dumb as hell.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tom_Joad 02/01/23 4:53:21 PM #13:	bobbaaay posted... German and Irish are just bad -- and the Poles and Hungarians are better at utilizing cabbage than they are. There's nothing better than some potato pancakes with apple sauce on top as an appetizer. And sauerbraten is god-tier. --- "History shows again and again that nature points out the folly of man. Go go Godzilla!" Godzilla - Blue Oyster Cult <cite>Tom_Joad posted [p:971259770] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>bobbaaay posted... </cite><quote>German and Irish are just bad -- and the Poles and Hungarians are better at utilizing cabbage than they are.</quote>There's nothing better than some potato pancakes with apple sauce on top as an appetizer.And sauerbraten is god-tier.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
itachi15243 02/01/23 5:13:04 PM #14:	bobbaaay posted... Why is that first part a shocker? Yes general tso's and shit is good - but I'd rather have pork buns, dumplings, scallion pancakes, hot pot, and whatever else. I know I'm using "authentic" lightly here because they eat a lot of shit we'd think is weird in China -- but the same could be said about Thai and Vietnamese as well. Also the whole ReAL ITAlIaN food shit is a joke. I'm sure everybody's nonas, babcias, and omas just totally forgot how to make "authentic" food when coming over on the boat? I'm sure there's differences, but Western culture's boner and preferential treatment towards Italian culture is dumb as hell. Honestly as an Italian that did have real Italian food growing up, with a parent and grandparents that came to this country on a boat, this is really insulting, yet while still also showing you have no idea what the fuck you are talking about. Obviously just like literally everything else, Italian food has been overly commercialized and has vastly changed since coming to this country, and so on. The fact that you went for Italian food off the bat, right under American Chinese and then continued with the rest of Europe shows that you probably know nothing about 99% of any of the food there, or what any real food from there would taste like, especially considering your response. Next time you wanna look cultured or whatever (on CE of all places) without leaving America, at least come up with something more reasonable than, "I gots no one to cook me some real Italian foods, so it sucks! They forgot how to make it good somehow!" Like just claim you're lactose intolerant and hate all things sold in delis or cured meat at all. Like I'm not even gonna lie and say it all tastes amazing. I threw up the first time I had real imported prosciutto and Buffalo milk mozzarella and honestly they're not my favorite. But to list so many things that come from Europe right after American Chinese and Italian after rating different parts of the same country without leaving yours, no one would believe you ffs. --- I do drawings and stuff https://www.fiverr.com/blueblitz <cite>itachi15243 posted [p:971260172] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>bobbaaay posted... </cite><quote>Why is that first part a shocker? Yes general tso's and shit is good - but I'd rather have pork buns, dumplings, scallion pancakes, hot pot, and whatever else. I know I'm using "authentic" lightly here because they eat a lot of shit we'd think is weird in China -- but the same could be said about Thai and Vietnamese as well.Also the whole ReAL ITAlIaN food shit is a joke. I'm sure everybody's nonas, babcias, and omas just totally forgot how to make "authentic" food when coming over on the boat? I'm sure there's differences, but Western culture's boner and preferential treatment towards Italian culture is dumb as hell.</quote>Honestly as an Italian that did have real Italian food growing up, with a parent and grandparents that came to this country on a boat, this is really insulting, yet while still also showing you have no idea what the fuck you are talking about. Obviously just like literally everything else, Italian food has been overly commercialized and has vastly changed since coming to this country, and so on. The fact that you went for Italian food off the bat, right under American Chinese and then continued with the rest of Europe shows that you probably know nothing about 99% of any of the food there, or what any real food from there would taste like, especially considering your response. Next time you wanna look cultured or whatever (on CE of all places) without leaving America, at least come up with something more reasonable than, "I gots no one to cook me some real Italian foods, so it sucks! They forgot how to make it good somehow!" Like just claim you're lactose intolerant and hate all things sold in delis or cured meat at all. Like I'm not even gonna lie and say it all tastes amazing. I threw up the first time I had real imported prosciutto and Buffalo milk mozzarella and honestly they're not my favorite. But to list so many things that come from Europe right after American Chinese and Italian after rating different parts of the same country without leaving yours, no one would believe you ffs. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DeadBankerDream 02/01/23 5:20:43 PM #15:	bobbaaay posted... most Greek food is whack or worse versions of Middle Eastern foods. ...Honestly? True. --- "That thick shaft that causes women to shudder!" <cite>DeadBankerDream posted [p:971260339] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>bobbaaay posted... </cite><quote>most Greek food is whack or worse versions of Middle Eastern foods.</quote>...Honestly? True. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glob 02/01/23 5:25:11 PM #16:	Honestly, if youve never even left the US then your opinions on cuisines from around the world are fairly worthless. Also, its hilarious that you view French as one of the worst in the world. <cite>Glob posted [p:971260433] in My thought... [t:80332472]...</cite> <quote>Honestly, if youve never even left the US then your opinions on cuisines from around the world are fairly worthless.Also, its hilarious that you view French as one of the worst in the world.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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