/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I wouldn't buy most of that stuff
Things like popcorn and pancakes are retardedly simple to make yourself and will turn out better
The only things that might be worth it are the chili, the syrup, and the peanut butter if you don't actually have any around usually

The burgers look like they would be shit but that IS amerikkkan culture when you buy things like fast food or have someone else cook. The flat hyperprocessed stuff is common for people to use if they don't want to form patties out of ground beef themselves. That would be a genuine experience.

Real shit though, the only thing that would actually define american products for me having lived all around the world is supplements. It's a pain and a half to get anything even mildly useful from "chemists" and other sources of drugs in Europe and elsewhere.
Aptly an American week of ACTUALLY hard to get goods in europe (or wherever) would look like a GNC ad because you can pretty easily imitate american cuisine (usually of better quality) with local ingredients