"American" food, as seen outside America.

[Anonymous No.6025486]

This ought to be an interesting thread.

I was reading one of my usual food blogs and they posted a blurb about Heinz American sauce, which is apparently sold in some parts of Europe. It looks similar to Thousand Island dressing, but the author had no clue what it actually tasted like.

I also saw a post on Serious Eats about the "Diner Double Beef" burger offered by McD's Japan, which is supposed to have some connection to '50s American diners, but of course it's all fucked up and weird, with an egg in the burger (who did that in the '50s?) and fries that came with... bacon bits and some kind of not-even-liquid cheese product.

What are some other examples you've seen of strange/inaccurate foreign interpretations of "American" food?

[Anonymous No.6025492]

>>6025486
I'll feed those yurops my american sauce huhuhuh..

Seriously though, that shit is nasty.

[Anonymous No.6025503]

>>6025492

If it's anything like thousand island then it's fucking horrible. Thousand island is one of the only things that I don't like, but goddamn it's fucking nasty. Mayo with sweet pickles and ketchup? MMM SOUNDS GREAT

[Anonymous No.6025516]

>>6025486
Isn't that burger from HK?

[Anonymous No.6025519]

>>6025516
Nope, Japan.

http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2014/02/diner-double-beef-50s-themed-burger-cheese-fries-mcdonalds-japan-review.html

Those fries are atrocious.

[Anonymous No.6025520]

>>6025486
>I was reading one of my usual food blogs and they posted a blurb about Heinz American sauce, which is apparently sold in some parts of Europe. It looks similar to Thousand Island dressing, but the author had no clue what it actually tasted like.

It seems to be sold in Sweden and is well known to /int/ posters, apparently it's just Burger King sauce

[Anonymous No.6025523]

>>6025486
Wtf is that? Mustard, vinegar and mayo?
Or Wilford Brimley's semen?

[Anonymous No.6025524]

>>6025520
Looks like it's in belgium and germany too according to what I could dig up.

[Anonymous No.6025526]

>>6025519
Oh they also have it in HK. We had a thread about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpDbMbjFgNo

[Anonymous No.6025529]

>>6025520
If you are talking about the same thing as the king sauce we have here in America that is Thousand Island iirc.

[Anonymous No.6025547]

>>6025523

if it's thousand island then mayo, ketchup, sweet pickle relish

[Anonymous No.6025563]

American here, its not unheard of (i do it frequently as well), to put fried eggs on a burger. Its pretty good, i know tons of people who do it.

[Anonymous No.6025570]

>>6025486
Egg in or on a burger isn't weird at all. People have been doing that since forever.

[Anonymous No.6025572]

>>6025563
I've only see it on Rozen Maiden where the dolls absolutely need burgers with fried eggs in the shape of flowers.

[Anonymous No.6025573]

>>6025563
Yeah but it's not a 1950's thing I think, which is what they were going for with that burger, according to the signage anyway.

[Anonymous No.6025577]

>>6025573
In the 1950's you were lucky if it came with cheese or on a bun.

[Anonymous No.6025582]

>>6025526
literally the ugliest language I have ever heard

[Anonymous No.6025596]

>>6025523
>>6025547
can't you read yuro?

[Anonymous No.6025642]

>>6025486
Sorry, you mentioned egg in a burger and I just came across this in another thread.

[Anonymous No.6025652]

>>6025642

I find it far better to use an egg ring, that way you can safely break the yolk and allow it to cook beyond runny.

[Anonymous No.6025655]

>tfw no American sauce in America

[Anonymous No.6025656]

>>6025529
Its tastes more mayo and acid.
Which may be a good thing.

[Anonymous No.6025683]

McD's Japan also once had a line of "Big America" burgers: Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Beverly Hills, Broadway.

http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2012/02/reality-check-big-america-burgers-mcdonalds-japan.html

These were.. bizarre. Especially the Las Vegas one. Cream cheese? Eh?

[Anonymous No.6025696]

>>6025683

Ah! McD's in the Czech Republic also did something like this. New York-themed burgers.

http://gawker.com/5708558/czech-mcdonalds-introduces-new-york-themed-burgers

I'm no expert on New York, but I can't see any connection between the locations they named these burgers after and the burgers themselves.

[Anonymous No.6025711]

>>6025696
The fruitier the place the fruitier the sandwich. It makes sense.

[Anonymous No.6025715]

>>6025683
why are international McD's so much better than the American ones?

[Anonymous No.6025718]

>>6025486
The fact is that I don't care about how it looks outside of the United States of America, I honestly don't give a fuck about you twats.

Tell me why I should give a fuck about your 3rd world bullshit socialism crap opinions?

[Anonymous No.6025721]

>>6025718
If you don't care, why did you even post in this thread instead of collapsing it?

Also come on man, if you're gonna troll you need more finesse than that. You're like a bull in a china shop.

[Anonymous No.6025726]

>other countries make "American style" food
>it doesn't resemble anything we eat in America

[Anonymous No.6025727]

>>6025715
target audience
i got banned for this before- but it's true
american mcdonalds are targeted at blacks, who are poor and stupid, and thus US mcdonalds make poor and stupid food

http://www.mcdonalds.com/365black/en/home.html

[Anonymous No.6025734]

>>6025726
The Brooklyn Classic comes close except the bacon is on the bottom.

American sauce looks like some sort of chili queso dip

[Anonymous No.6025735]

>>6025718
>>6025727

go back to /pol/ where you belong

[Anonymous No.6025737]

>>6025721
I care about internal stuff here in the United States of America, but I don't care about external twats. There's a certain pecking order, first is the USA, then English speaking allies, then twats, then islamics... they're as low as one can get.

[Anonymous No.6025739]

>>6025727
I thought that was kfc

[Anonymous No.6025741]

>>6025737
Okey dokey. Back to /pol/ with you as another anon said. We're here to talk about food, not your personal politics/insanity.

[Anonymous No.6025745]

>>6025735
>baww I don't like the truth

>>6025739
they do to an extent but not as blatantly as mcdonalds does.
everyone likes fried chicken.

[Anonymous No.6025752]

>>6025745
I know for years they did the gospelfest thing but it wasn't until more recent years they started pushing more towards blacks.

[Anonymous No.6025757]

>>6025727
>http://www.mcdonalds.com/365black/en/home.html
nothing on that page would appeal to a poor, stupid black person. where are the guns, dogs, and butts? also weed and cars. I think you're wrong, anon

[Anonymous No.6025759]

>>6025683
>>6025696

They don't seem to be attempting to reproduce regional tastes - especially the New York burgers. It seems more like they just threw together some ill-thought-out ingredient combinations and associated them randomly with places in America.

[Anonymous No.6025762]

>>6025741
And you're really the judge of that.
This one applies to you...
Cee Lo Green - FUCK YOU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc0mxOXbWIU

[Anonymous No.6025764]

>>6025735
Yeah! Go back to /pol/ asshole! This is /ck/, we don't judge people by their skin color here. We judge them by what state they live in, their nationality, whether or not they know what Flambé means, if they put sugar and milk in their tea, or if they use German or Japanese knives.

GTFO you ignorant shit.

[Anonymous No.6025768]

>>6025764
don't forget whether they do pineapple on pizza, mayo on french fries, whether they east fast food, etc

[Anonymous No.6025770]

>>6025683
Yeah, the Las Vegas burger should have cigarette butts and glitter, and the patty should be cooked in vodka.

[Anonymous No.6025771]

>>6025764
Who is "we?" You come across as a nigger speaking for more than yourself.

[Anonymous No.6025777]

>>6025683

The Beverly Hills one has guac. So, you know, there's that. I'm kind of amazed they even got that much right.

[Anonymous No.6025778]

>>6025771
You really are thick.

[Anonymous No.6025780]

>>6025764
Seriously nigger, try to be specific if you're capable and specify who exectly is "we?"

You said it, be specific. Niggers don't like to be specific that's why they generally chimp out and destroy property including their own. It does get kind of silly kind of quick when dealing with your kind.

[Anonymous No.6025782]

>>6025683
Broadway sounds kind of good to be honest.

[Anonymous No.6025788]

>>6025778
Just admit that you're a chimp

[Anonymous No.6025790]

>>6025780

Back
to
/pol/
with
you.

You've said nothing so far about food, the actual topic of this thread and this board. If you'd like to discuss that, instead of whatever nonsense you're fuming about, great. Otherwise, please take your sweet self out of here. Go. Bye. Bye-bye! *waves*

[Anonymous No.6025791]

>>6025764
>Pleb flyovers trying to pretend to be us.
gb2/b/

[Anonymous No.6025792]

>>6025782

Yeah, I mean, I'd eat it. I just don't see anything really "New York" about it. Or "Broadway" (does Broadway itself even have any particular specialties??). Bacon cured "pastrami-style" is ambiguous as hell.

[Anonymous No.6025794]

>>6025696
No Harlem burger?
>A beef patty that was taken out back and shot. Garnished with welfare cheese and shell casings. Combo comes with a dimebag of weed and a 40.

[Anonymous No.6025795]

>>6025790
I did, it just flew over your head.

[Anonymous No.6025796]

>>6025791
>flyover
Nice try, cancer faggot.

[Anonymous No.6025801]

>>6025683
>>6025696

These make me wonder if there are foreign takes on "American pizza" - like, pizza topped with stuff we'd never actually use here, but labeled as American. Like a "Farmer Pizza" topped with, um, corn and potatoes and bulgur wheat or something. I dunno.

[Anonymous No.6025802]

>>6025792
Broadway's pretty nasty, it's best avoided, like the upper west side, it's filled with niggers and weirdos like in times square.

There's no point to being around it.

[Anonymous No.6025818]

>>6025792
A broadway burger would be a stick of celery and a pack of smokes. The dining area would be an alley behind the theatre.

[Anonymous No.6025860]

>>6025652
you too stupid to poke the yolk in the burger while in the pan?

[Anonymous No.6025877]

>>6025860
You use the egg ring in the pan.

[Anonymous No.6025945]

>>6025801
>http://www.mcdonalds.com/365black/en/home.html

[Anonymous No.6025950]

>>6025945
oops, didnt mean to put dat greentext

[Anonymous No.6025967]

>>6025801
>be in germany
>at some festival
>food stands everywhere
>see one lighting up the sky
>AMERICAN FOOD
>BURGERS
>PIZZA
>POMMES FRITES
>STARS AND STRIPES EVERYWHERE
>order fries
>crinkle cut
>mayonnaise dolloped on side of fry cone
Was kind of annoyed that they make Americans look like loud mouth IN YOUR FACE greasy ass food with that obnoxious truck when the majority of the german food was curry and bratwurst.

[Anonymous No.6025989]

>>6025945
..... Oh wow.
Except for the corn that looks like something you could get at a fancier pizza joint (what with the prosciutto and all)

[Anonymous No.6026014]

>>6025945
I've eaten that many times (I'm italian), it's actually very good.

[Anonymous No.6026126]

>americans getting mad
internationally, "american" means "fried and covered in cheese". it's a stereotype. deal with it.

[Anonymous No.6026129]

Here's the "Texas Burger" from McD's South Africa. It has barbecue sauce (which I guess is Texas though not uniquely so) and .... a hash brown? Um. Well, okay. I guess I'd eat it.

[Anonymous No.6026251]

>>6025794

So you haven't been to Harlem in 15 years, then?

[Anonymous No.6026270]

>>6025967
>live in America
>go to regional fare
>booth selling German fries
>they're waffle-style crinkles

Is that how they eat them in Germany?

[Anonymous No.6026274]

>>6026129
As a Texan...that's pretty weird. But, I'd probably try it.
The main things that are considered traditional on burgers in Texas are mustard, pickles, and onions (along with lettuce and tomato of course). Growing up, everyone I knew only put mustard on burgers. A very few people used ketchup, and hardly anyone used mayonnaise (unless they were transplants). I never got into mayo on burgers until I went to uni, and the cafeteria had these little condiment cups of mayo and mustard mixed together. I NEVER put bbq sauce on burgers, and I only know one person who likes that. But, I can how other countries or even other states would think we do that, and there are plenty of restaurants in Texas that serve burgers with bbq sauce.
tl;dr mustard is the burger condiment of choice, and it has to have pickles, as well.

[Anonymous No.6026289]

>>6025503
thousand island is literally GOAT gtfo lmao

[Anonymous No.6026294]

>>6025989
it's regular ham

[Anonymous No.6026306]

>>6025696
here in spain we only have the soho one

[Anonymous No.6026320]

>>6026270
not really, no

[Anonymous No.6026329]

[Anonymous No.6026341]

>>6026251
Hes never been to harlem at all let alone nyc

[Anonymous No.6026364]

>>6025582
Not even a Chinese person but nah, Cantonese is interesting, Mandarin however sounds like upset cats to me. Maybe that's just because my area is full of northern Chinese exchange students that I'm tired of, though.

[Anonymous No.6026372]

In Austria McDonald's has a semi-regular burger called 1955 Burger, that also tries to emulate 50' diners. Dunno how accurate it is, but it's definitely one of their better ones., though nothing special - beef, tomatoes, salad, bacon, cheese, caramalized onions and some kind of suace.

[Anonymous No.6026373]

>>6026329

That brand has some weird stuff.

[Anonymous No.6026380]

>>6025696

Someone remembered a borough besides Manhattan? I'm stunned

[Anonymous No.6026408]

>>6026372

a slice of lettuce isn't 'salad,' old-worlder. just say lettuce.

[Anonymous No.6026412]

>>6026373
Finest Lidls

[Anonymous No.6026416]

>>6026380
Brooklyn is super trendy nowadays

[Anonymous No.6026419]

>>6026373

Hot dogs in a jar? Are they precooked?

[Anonymous No.6026421]

>>6026408
True, my mistake. In German lettuce and salad is the same word.

[Anonymous No.6026422]

>>6026372
A mcd's burger from the 50's was a hamburger or a cheeseburger. I think it had ketchup. I am not sure it had any diced onions. At least it was on a bun. That's it.

[Anonymous No.6026428]

>>6026422
It's not supposed to be a McDonald's burger from the 50's, it's supposed to be a burger from a stereotypical 50's diner.

[Anonymous No.6026429]

In Japan they have a lot of American-style restaraunts that mostly serve Hamburger-steak. I was always entertained by how close they came to hitting standard diner fare, while remaining just off.

[Anonymous No.6026432]

>>6025759

[Anonymous No.6026460]

>>6025486

I've had that Diner Double Beef from McDonalds Japan

The bacon bits and cheese sauce was absolutely disgusting, but I was drunk as fuck so I ate it anyway

[Anonymous No.6026482]

>>6026421

Snickers salad must be a total basilisk to you guys huh

[Anonymous No.6026492]

>>6026482
is that fluff?

[Anonymous No.6026496]

>>6025519
>mashed potato sauce

[Anonymous No.6026498]

>>6026492

That's half a diced apple and 18 Snickers bars in a pile of Cool Whip™

you know, salad

[Anonymous No.6026506]

>>6026498
new execution method we're workshipping in texas

[Anonymous No.6026554]

>>6026428
The McDonalds burger of the 50s was your typical diner burger

[Anonymous No.6026637]

>>6026421

And you call gloves 'hand shoes'.

[Anonymous No.6026685]

I travel for business in western EU, DK, SE, and I hear about the same thing from all.

Its always the "weird news" style crap that any modern nation with the world's most diverse culture and a population of 300 million is bound to generate...

Deep fried sticks of butter
Gigantic portions (as if we don't take half of it home to eat later)
We only eat deep fried carnival food, pizza, and hamburgers.
"A steak is a steak"... Ask the average EU waitress "what cut of meat is the streak you're offering?...". They reply, "uhhh how do you say... Uh... From the cow?"
All beer in America is foul and weak.

[Anonymous No.6026734]

Food producers and chain restaurants overseas give too much influence to dumbass marketroids, just like American firms. Go figure.

Food is largely about giving people what they expect. Bizarre misrepresentations of a cuisine reflect the perception that the locals have of that food.

[Anonymous No.6026735]

>>6025563
I don't know what sorts of fucked up food places you frequent, but in fifty years I have never once seen, in the United States, a burger served with a fried egg in it.

Common as hell in Japan and Taiwan. Nonexistent in the U.S. except perhaps in a few "we'll put absolutely anything on your hamburger!!!" places. And I've never even seen it in one of those.

[Anonymous No.6026741]

>>6026735
red robin

[Anonymous No.6026743]

>>6026429
I wonder if the japs get their "american culture info" from old movies and tv shows, the way we get "jap culture info" from animu and shit.

[Anonymous No.6026748]

>>6026735
Egg on a burger is more popular than you'd think. I've seen it in a number of places, especially in your more trendy, metropolitan areas - NYC, LA, Seattle, etc.

[Anonymous No.6026749]

>>6026735
Dude, they're all over the place. I live flyover country, and I still see them all the time.

[Anonymous No.6026751]

>>6026743
Nah, just like everywhere else, they get it from Hollywood. American media dominates the global market.

[Anonymous No.6026755]

>>6026735
Steak & Shake

[Anonymous No.6026760]

>>6026751
>old movies and tv shows
>not Hollywood
I'm sure they get it from new movies and tv shows too, but it's all Hollywood.

[Anonymous No.6026766]

>>6026760
My point was that it isn't old. They're watching everything about the same time as we are.

[Anonymous No.6026788]

>>6026735
Fatburger offers fried egg, and that's a pretty straightforward burger joint that's got locations all over the world.

It seems weirder to me for someone to not see it. It's not everywhere but still pretty common, especially at diners.

[Anonymous No.6026792]

>>6026735

I've had one at IHOP before.

[Anonymous No.6026802]

>>6026685
europeans confirmed for being barbarians

[Anonymous No.6026834]

>>6026735
>fifty years old
>on 4chan

[Anonymous No.6026904]

>>6026834
>not introducing your bored dad to 4chan

[Anonymous No.6027090]

>>6026637
We sure do.

[Anonymous No.6027118]

I heard Europes can't handle root beer, is this true?

[Anonymous No.6027133]

>>6026834
>being old
>ever

[Anonymous No.6027147]

>>6027118
Do Americans really drink beer made from beetroot?

[Anonymous No.6027150]

>>6027147
do Europes shit in the woods

[Anonymous No.6027157]

>>6027147
Beetroot? Is that a euro name for sassafras?
>>6027118
God I miss having easy access to good rootbeer. Hell. I'm lucky to find Barq's here.

[Anonymous No.6027238]

>>6026428
A stereotypical 50's diner burger was on whitebread, had ketchup, and maybe onions. No cheese.

[Anonymous No.6027250]

>>6026735
I work at a place that has a burger on the menu. An egg has been added twice in my tenure. Before that I was the exec. chef at a place with two burgers on the menu, the menu suggested that we will add an egg for a buck, and we'd do a couple of them a night. I like eggs on a burger, provided I need that major caloric intake for a day of hard labor, like if I'm mountain climbing, or kayaking, but, you know, not in general.

[Anonymous No.6027277]

>>6026735
I have yet to see this in the US too. Of the examples given to discredit you only IHOP and Red Robin have I been to. Not surprising a pig disgusting place like red robin would come out with such a god awful creation. I have only ever been to ihop for waffles. Don't know much of the menu beyond breakfast.

Never seen a Fatburger or Steak&Shake but have heard of them.

[Anonymous No.6027307]

When people refer to foods as being prepared in the "American style", they usually mean greasy or extremely processed. The foods posted herein were accurately labeled as being "American".

[Anonymous No.6027319]

[Anonymous No.6027327]

>>6027277
http://texastavern-inc.com/texas-tavern-menu/#
the western is a burger with an egg on it.

It's been on their menu for ages.

[Anonymous No.6027329]

>>6026126

Mad? We think it's hilarious

[Anonymous No.6027334]

>>6027238
I thought it was onion, mustard, pickle

[Anonymous No.6027336]

>>6026685
>"A steak is a steak"... Ask the average EU waitress "what cut of meat is the streak you're offering?...". They reply, "uhhh how do you say... Uh... From the cow?"
Is this true eurofags?

[Anonymous No.6027355]

>>6027334
pickles maybe but mustard I am not sure about.

[Anonymous No.6027392]

From Thailand, "American Fried Rice":
Fried rice, sunnyside egg, ham, hot dog pieces, and fried chicken. Served with ketchup.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_fried_rice

[Anonymous No.6027399]

>>6027392
God that all looks terrible.

[Anonymous No.6027401]

>>6027392
You sure thats chicken?

[Anonymous No.6027411]

>>6025683
>>6025770

>Wall St. Burger
>normal hamburger, ketchup put on in a pattern that looks like a judgmental face
>50 cents in loose change thrown on between meat and cheese

[Anonymous No.6027416]

>>6025967
>back in America
>large college town organizes Octoberfest celebration
>goddamn tacos and margaritas

Close enough.

[Anonymous No.6027422]

>>6027416
I am glad I have never been to an Oktoberfest which was that bad.

[Anonymous No.6027428]

>>6027336
i guess so. most german restaurants will over some kind of steak, but i'd never order it.

[Anonymous No.6027435]

>What are some other examples you've seen of strange/inaccurate foreign interpretations of "American" food?

It all just a ploy to peddle unwanted/rejected products to stupid people. Far from inaccurate.

[Anonymous No.6027439]

>>6027422
It's embarrassing. Especially when you know people that own local German restaurants that weren't invited because they didn't match the "atmosphere," which is "WOOO COLLEGE DRUNK"

[Anonymous No.6027447]

>>6027392
Nothing about that is terribly offensive. I'd eat it and like it.

[Anonymous No.6027455]

>>6027329
Those of us with a sense of humor do anyway.

[Anonymous No.6027477]

>>6027392
Why does the egg have eyes? And shaped like a star?

[Anonymous No.6027484]

>>6027329
Only when it's not mentioned in one out of every three threads multiple times.

[Anonymous No.6027527]

>>6025486

Every year in the UK McDonald's runs a limited time run of 'Great tastes of America' burgers, a different burger each week that is named after a state or city.

>https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ2gqSXH_eQ

The burgers have nothing to do with their namesakes, it just sells because for the other 48 weeks of the year the UK McD's menu is boring and unchanging as shit

[Anonymous No.6027555]

>>6025519
yumbers!

>>6025486
im sure it would go good with fries or a hotdog

>>6025642
>using a drinking glass to cut raw meat

>>6025715
the best McD's item I ever had was the Bulgogi Beef burger in Korea. The Chicken Maharaja (like a big mac but with curry sauce) and the Kiwiburger (McFeast with egg and I think beetroot) get honorable mentions

>>6025718
>>6025737
>>6025762
ok

[Anonymous No.6027570]

>>6026735
They have one at fucking Denny's, one of the most common generic diners in the US.
At least here on the west coast.

[Anonymous No.6027580]

>>6027527
just like everything else in the UK

[Anonymous No.6027598]

>>6026637
I'm civilized, I remove my hand shoes before taking a dip in the cement pond.

[Anonymous No.6027600]

Lidl has Mcennedy stuff all the time where I live.
They also put frozen food from around the world for a week and then change to another country.

[Anonymous No.6027604]

>>6027600
>chocolate cookies
>not chocolate chip cookies

and people wonder why americans hate the rest of the world.

[Anonymous No.6027609]

>>6027570
In my experience, it's a pretty common thing. Steak with eggs is more common though.

[Anonymous No.6027643]

>>6027527
The Texas commercial wasn't bad but man they really phoned the other ones in.
>Oh a New York one, I bet the store is going to be a Deli
>It's a taxi cab model car store
cmon

[Anonymous No.6027652]

>>6026554
>>6027238
Oh, ok. I didn't know that.

[Anonymous No.6027653]

>>6026482
Nah. Lettuce is actually "head salad".

[Anonymous No.6027659]

>>6027604
Not the one you quoted, but the cookies are based despite the name. In high school, I'd dump them in a bowl and eat them with milk like they were cereal in days I had PE.

[Anonymous No.6027663]

>>6027336
Unfortunately, that's the case in most restaurants, at least in Germany.
I used to work on one of the German islands and some waitress from another restaurant actually answered to a customer's question if he could get his steak English by telling him that all their steaks came from Argentina. So there's that.

[Anonymous No.6027812]

>>6026735
in australia, an egg on a burger is very normal

[Anonymous No.6027813]

>>6027812
>Ausfailia
>normal

[Anonymous No.6027856]

>>6027250
>I like eggs on a burger, provided I need that major caloric intake for a day of hard labor

[Anonymous No.6027982]

>>6027663
>if he could get his steak English
Never heard that phrase before.

[Anonymous No.6028021]

[Anonymous No.6028028]

>>6025520

Are you one of those people that think a Whopper has sauce? It doesn't. It gets mayo, lettuce and tomato followed by pickle ketchup and onion. It's wrapped and "steams" the ketchup/mayo combine to look sauce like along with pickle/tomato juice and the flavor of the onion.

tl;dr: Ketchup/Mayo is whopper sauce.

[Anonymous No.6028029]

>>6028021
Think they pay that jiggaboo to stroll back and forth in front of the shop to give it 'cred'?

[Anonymous No.6028037]

>>6027555
Bulgogi burger is bad but not as bad as pic

[Anonymous No.6028092]

>>6028029
It's cred', not 'cred you ignorant faggot.

[Anonymous No.6028095]

>>6028092
Maybe he meant "accreditation".

Street 'cred'

[Anonymous No.6028103]

>>6028092
wut?

[Anonymous No.6028107]

>>6028095
Damn, I guess I'm the ignorant one now.
>>6028103
You use the apostrophe to shorten the word, so the apostrophe has to go after the word cred, since it's being shortened from credit.

Yes, I have the 'tism.

[Anonymous No.6028116]

>>6028107
go2bed, rummy

[Anonymous No.6028125]

>>6027336
Not where I am. The menu will damn well tell you what cut you're getting. I've never been anywhere low-rent enough where it's just "steak".

[Anonymous No.6028127]

>>6025486
They sell a similar sauce here called American Hamburger sauce, it's the exact same bottle and has the same color, it tastes just like Big Mac sauce, and is a little too sour in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.6028200]

>>6027336
I'll answer with a German word: Jein.

Sure, if you just ask a random person on the street, they're not gonna be able to tell you anything about meat cuts an steaks. But I'm pretty sure that's also true in the US.

Another problem could be, that even people who know a thing or two about steaks might not know the English terminology.

But you can definitely get good steaks pretty much everywhere in Europe.

[Anonymous No.6028201]

>>6028028
How can one be so pleb that they have never heard of the Big King and its King sauce?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_King

[Anonymous No.6028229]

>>6027580

Typical edgy americunt teen. I doubt you've even been out of your own State, let alone visited the UK. Hell I bet you don't even own a fucking passport.

[Anonymous No.6028256]

>>6028229
My state is bigger than the UK, m8

[Anonymous No.6028265]

>>6028229
I thought that was the motto of Britannia, boring and unchanging.

[Anonymous No.6028295]

>>6027555
>>using a drinking glass to cut raw meat
wash it before drinking out of it retard :^)

[Anonymous No.6028304]

>>6026274
Is that really a texan thing? Here I thought I was the weird one for not liking ketchup on my burgers. Mustard, pickles, and onions are ace.

[Anonymous No.6028320]

>>6027982
It basically means "rare". I thought the expression was used outside of Germany, too. Imagine asking for a rare steak and getting told that all their steaks are pretty common.

[Anonymous No.6028323]

I still find it completely fascinating that KFC is a huge deal in Japan around christmas. People have to order weeks in advance in some places. I love the weird things that cross cultural lines.

Seriously, look up anything related to "japanese christmas" and it will always mention KFC. It's amazing.

[Anonymous No.6028338]

>>6027336
I can't speak for the rest of europe but in Britain I've never been in a restaurant where a steak is just listed as "steak" it'll always say what cut the steak is on the menu.

[Anonymous No.6028352]

>>6028323
Since when does the savage nip into christianity?

[Anonymous No.6028367]

>>6028352
To them it is basically Boxing Day.

[Anonymous No.6028369]

>>6028323
Its because of an extremely successful ad campaign a couple decades ago. Japanese people are completely convinced that everyone all over the christmas celebrating world eat chicken on Christmas. Most Japanese people do not have ovens and the convection ovens are way too small for full birds. KFC sells their normal fried chicken but they also have special fried chicken as well as whole birds they offer during the season, a rare treat for nearly everyone in the country which is why there are lines.

Most companies have caught on at this point and every single place that offers chicken now sells fried chicken during the christmas season

[Anonymous No.6028408]

>>6025683

>cream cheese

What the fuck. I'm gagging here. Fucking nips. And why do nips put egg on everything? Like all they eat is egg and soysauce.

>>6025696

They don't make sense but I'd eat most of them.

>>6025945

Corn on prepackaged pizza seems redundant. Would not eat.

>>6026129

I'd eat that.

[Anonymous No.6028417]

>>6028338

This. Here in Britain, the particular cut has always been listed in every restaurant I've ever been in, and that is a hell of a lot of restaurants.

[Anonymous No.6028424]

I guess if I had to pick a standard american food, it would be meat and potatoes. That's the most basic thing to eat here. I'm not even flyover. Bland meat cooked well and bland, unseasoned potatoes, either boiled or baked. Yes I had a horrible childhood.

>>6026735

I've never seen this, either. My grandfather would probably have a conniption to hear of it.

>>6027392

Disgusting.

[Anonymous No.6028443]

>>6028424
That sounds so Irish.

[Anonymous No.6028453]

>>6028021
Doesn't look like it was popular with the locals.

[Anonymous No.6028469]

>>6028443

I am Irish heritage, actually. Grandfather's pastie recipe:

>pie dough, storebought, one on top and one on bottom
>ground beef
>skinned and sliced white potatoes
>onions, sliced thin
>layer beef, potato, onion with a little bit of salt and preground pepper
>crust, egg wash on top, bake
>serve with chili sauce or tobasco or pepper relish/salsa

It's pretty bland. He says it's a coalminer tradition. I'd rather mash and season the potatoes with skin on, use better pepper, prebrown the meat, and add peas and garlic and maybe spinach.

[Anonymous No.6028487]

>>6025762
>uses a song to insult people
go back to your Facebook and post about your feelings faggot

[Anonymous No.6028490]

>>6028369
wtf that's sad

[Anonymous No.6028516]

>>6028369
that is fucking hilarious

[Anonymous No.6028552]

>>6028369
This both saddens and amuses me

[Anonymous No.6028594]

>>6026419
Yes, always. There are no uncooked hot dogs or any other kind of sausage, be it franks, bockwurst, rindswurst, etc.

[Anonymous No.6028772]

>>6028594
What the fuck are you talking about m8?
>implying all sausages ever are precooked
Sounds like you never grilled a nice grobe Bratwurst to me.
Also you've probably never bought from a butcher before.

[Anonymous No.6028966]

>>6025486
This is a thing in Iceland and some other parts of the world.

[Anonymous No.6028968]

>>6028966
feelsgood

[Anonymous No.6029005]

>>6026341
Goddamn right. I'll never step foot in New York.

New York burger:
>No toppings, meat, cheese, or bun, since those are bad for you, so decreeth Bloomberg and Cuomo. Ironically, people in New York are still fat as shit. Costs $45 (for the union tax and minimum wage hike) for what amounts to an eco-friendly wrapper, which will be littered in the street anyways.

[Anonymous No.6029007]

>>6028966
>Fonzie flavor Doritos

[Anonymous No.6029017]

>>6028021
aw thats just another chicken cottage rip off. If you have never been to London, in some nigger parts like Lewisham you will literally see these places side by side. I lived in Lewisham and on a 10 minute walk to the train station, I passed no less than 6 chicken stalls.

[Anonymous No.6029019]

>>6028037
that shit looks delish

[Anonymous No.6029025]

>>6025519
Aside from the mashed potato sauce, that looks delicious. Will make from quality ingredients/10

[Anonymous No.6029031]

>>6028095
It's supposed to be short for credibility

[Anonymous No.6029041]

>>6026735

Live in MD

Any restaurant that has eggs in its menu for whatever reason will do this. Usually a BELT for breakfast or a fried eggon any other sandwich or burger you wantfor like another $0.50

[Anonymous No.6029068]

>>6028021
Most of the signs for places like that are done by one guy.

http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2009/march/meet-mr-chicken

[Anonymous No.6029089]

>>6028338
You can't speak for the whole of Britain either you stupid fuck. It doesn't always say the cut of the steak on the menu in all food places, it usually does.

Pic related, from Nandos UK menu.

[Anonymous No.6029091]

Well our version of Coca Cola has sugar in it.

[Anonymous No.6029101]

We have one 'American' restaurant in my city, this is the menu. I will let the Americans decide how American it is.

[Anonymous No.6029102]

>>6029091

You can buy either HFCS or sugar cokes in most US gas stations anon.

[Anonymous No.6029108]

>>6029102
>Made in Mexico.

[Anonymous No.6029118]

>>6029089
He never claimed to "speak for the whole of Britain" you gigantic faglord. Why don't you try reading? Just take it slowly, your brain will hurt less.

>Nandos
>Steak

A shitty chicken shack can't into steak. What a fucking surprise. Colour me impressed with your Sherlock like investigative reporting, Truly, you have demolished the entire premise that most restaurants in the UK tell you what the cut of meat is. You must be so proud. *golf clap*

[Anonymous No.6029128]

>>6029101
Sounds pretty legit, actually. Must be owned by some guy who used to live in the US.

[Anonymous No.6029130]

>>6029118
I wasn't trying to demolish the the entire premise that most restaurants in the UK tell you what the cut of meat is, I was showing that it's not always the case, unlike what that other fucking retard said.

'I've never seen it so it does not exist' reasoning is so fucking dumb.

[Anonymous No.6029134]

>>6029101
Generic shit served at typical chain restaurants here.

[Anonymous No.6029135]

>>6029101
Nachos are kinda out of place but overall pretty close to most chain bbq places.

[Anonymous No.6029137]

>>6029101
Seems like a cross between diner food and BBQ, not a cross you'd see here, but the food sounds reasonably american.

[Anonymous No.6029140]

>>6025503
>Mayo with sweet pickles and ketchup? MMM SOUNDS GREAT
am I the only one that thinks that sounds like a tasty mix

[Anonymous No.6029143]

>>6029128
>>6029134
>>6029135
>>6029137

I've eaten there a couple of times and the food is pretty good actually, except for the milkshakes, they completely fuck them up.

[Anonymous No.6029144]

>>6025642
aka "haha your shirt is ruined" prank burgers

[Anonymous No.6029146]

>>6029101

Meh...it looks like it would be super generic, over the top, bastardized versions of regional BBQ. I guess like if Chili's or something opened a straight BBQ joint.

I'd try it though. I'm curious to see how you guys manage meat.

[Anonymous No.6029152]

>>6029101
The food might be good but that is the most poorly written menu I have ever seen

[Anonymous No.6029155]

>>6025486
The fuck is that shit? I'm from the US and i never seen heinz release that here.

[Anonymous No.6029156]

>>6029101

Fuckin' Churro outta left field, otherwise sounds pretty good.

[Anonymous No.6029159]

>>6029152
Written by an American.

[Anonymous No.6029163]

>>6029159
LA burgerclaps rite??

[Anonymous No.6029464]

In Japan, Corndogs are called Amercan Dogs.

In Brazil, there's Sandwiche Americano. It's white bread with ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, a fried egg and mayo.

I've never lived in the US. Are these accurate or common American cuisine?

[Anonymous No.6029507]

>>6029155
that's the point.

[Anonymous No.6029512]

>>6029464
In a way? Corn dogs ARE American...but they're typically considered carnival/fare food along with cotton candy and the like, most people don't eat corn dogs often but hot dogs themselves are pretty commonly eaten at backyard bbqs and grills.

That sandwich is common aside from the egg but not really american, ham sandwiches are common all over the world, and in the US eggs are typically only eaten for breakfast

[Anonymous No.6029514]

>>6025759
Fast food companies do the same thing everywhere, including the states.

[Anonymous No.6029519]

>>6029464

Isn't a hotdog and american dog?

And no it's not very common, as the other anon said it's carnival food or drive in food sometimes.

[Anonymous No.6029524]

Dear UK,
The state of Maryland does not and has never had any connection to chocolate chip cookies.
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.6029526]

>>6029519
They're sold in a lot of frozen isles of grocery stores. I've never bought them, though.

[Anonymous No.6029528]

>>6029108

And?

[Anonymous No.6029529]

Uruguay here, we have a restaurant called "Man vs Food" here that has american cuisine.
We also have some other burger chains that have some american burgers.

[Anonymous No.6029532]

>>6029528
>>6029108

Adding to this, odds are wherever you're from, your coke is imported.

[Anonymous No.6029551]

examples of American food that isn't always fast food or some kind of gimmicky snack:

Burgers and fries, yeah can't deny that one
Barbeque
Fried chicken and macaroni and cheese
Potato salad

[Anonymous No.6029558]

>>6029551

Let me go ahead and post a European response

">Americans think they are the only ones who bbq"

And then they don't realize how big BBQ is in the US as opposed to their country

[Anonymous No.6029562]

>>6029130
>>6029089
>in Britain I've never been in a restaurant where a steak is just listed as "steak" it'll always say what cut the steak is on the menu.

nigga fucking READ he didn't make a sweeping generalisation at all.

[Anonymous No.6029575]

>>6027118

personally i've loved it since my teen years but when i was a kid i remember an american friend buying me an a&w from a shop in chinatown and i was disgusted.

there's an international candy/sweets shop near me that stocks hundreds of different root beers, spruce and birch and all kinds of other sodas. i sometimes buy like 10 at a time. they have a huge markup.

[Anonymous No.6029588]

I was in Tokyo with a German friend (I'm American).

He recognized Denny's, because he wanted to go to an American diner someday. I told him it would probably suck, but he wanted pancakes and sausage and stuff.

So we went to the Denny's and it was completely different. Denny's in Tokyo is more like a desert cafe, where you get fancy dessert waffles and lattes. There were zero menu items that I recognized.

[Anonymous No.6029591]

>>6028021

man i've seen so many _FC places.

Tantalise Fried Chicken
Tasty Fried Chicken
Perfect Fried Chicken
Authentic Fried Chicken
FCK Fried Chicken (seriously, never been able to work out what FCK stood for)
Chez Fried Chicken

[Anonymous No.6029596]

>>6028107

he was using them as quote marks

[Anonymous No.6029605]

>>6028201

How can one be so pleb that they didn't see that King sauce was already posted to that comment?

>>6025529

I simply asked a question that was irrelevant of King sauce. I managed a BK while I was in college, but thanks for the link.

You're either lower than pleb or you're drunk.

[Anonymous No.6029606]

>>6028966

we call it cool original here in the UK

[Anonymous No.6029619]

>>6029558

most euros don't actually know what american bbq is. i had no idea about smoking and shit like that for most of my life, i thought bbq just meant to you what it did us - a sauce you buy in squeeze bottles and a coal grill you use to cook supermarket burgers and sausages in the summer.

[Anonymous No.6029632]

>>6029101
Pretty American I'd say. Looks like any retarded wing/burger/bbq place here. Bretty gud.

[Anonymous No.6029640]

>>6029464
Corn dogs were fair food, but can be purchased pre-packaged. I've never known anyone to make their own. I'd say the regular hot dog is way more common though.

The sandwich is nearly accurate. Would be spot on to a common ham sandwich people make for themselves or their children if it did not have fried egg. No one here puts a fried egg on that sort of ham sandwich.

[Anonymous No.6029643]

look carefully at the logo of our towns "american" bar... trigger warning for Canadians

[Anonymous No.6029663]

I heard from my sister who's done a lot of traveling overseas that chicken really isn't a thing in the rest of the world like it is in the US. You can't hardly find it anywhere. Anyone have any knowledge of why?

I suppose it's like lamb over here. Good luck finding lamb in any american supermarket.

[Anonymous No.6029668]

>>6029089
US nando's menu lists it as rib-eye

[Anonymous No.6029670]

>>6029663
Not the case in Korea. It's much bigger there than in the US even. Every other restaurant is a place for chicken and beer. You can even get pizzabox things delivered 24hrs full of fried chicken.

[Anonymous No.6029678]

>>6029670
in the last 5 years three korean fried chicken places have opened up near me, and all within a mile of each other
I don't understand it, but goddamn they make some good chicken

[Anonymous No.6029680]

>>6029670
That sounds amazing, actually.

[Anonymous No.6029688]

>>6029663
Your sister sounds like a liar. Or maybe she means fried chicken.

[Anonymous No.6029707]

>>6025486
Asian here. Now you know our perplexity. Although in your case it had no redeeming value even before the rape.

[Anonymous No.6029719]

>>6029102
/
no you cant

[Anonymous No.6029738]

>>6029663
>Good luck finding lamb in any american supermarket.

Where do you live?

I'm in a flyover state, and there's lamb in pretty much every supermarket I go in.

[Anonymous No.6029805]

>>6029102
I can't for coca cola but I can for pepsi

[Anonymous No.6029819]

>>6025519
>egg on the burger

Some Yuropoors do that, it's pretty good.

[Anonymous No.6029990]

>>6029663
Where the fuck did your sister go? Chicken is easily the most popular meat in Japan and China. I had no problems finding it in the middle east.

[Anonymous No.6030000]

>>6029101
>Vitamin P
>The Big chEasy
>Nice Buns...

[Anonymous No.6030006]

>>6030000
>Notorious P.I.G.

Easily the best one

[Anonymous No.6030007]

is it any good?

[Anonymous No.6030008]

>>6029101
>brisket beef texas bbq beef chilli

This needs six people to get elitist about and go on why this is wrong.

[Anonymous No.6030019]

>>6029101

>Chad's Sticky Shrimp

I think I'll pass.

[Anonymous No.6030062]

>>6026129
I'd try it

[Anonymous No.6030074]

>>6029101
>Chad's sticky shrimp

[Anonymous No.6030080]

>>6029101
Fuck me. 5 britbucks for a corn dog?

[Anonymous No.6030084]

>>6026735
Red Robin's been doing one for quite a while now,at least in Washington.

[Anonymous No.6030095]

>>6029101
Besides the waffle sandwich,it seem pretty american.
Prolly owned by a former American.

[Anonymous No.6030098]

>>6029101
>nachos

[Anonymous No.6030122]

>>6025945

Who told them people put fucking corn on pizza? No one does this, not even we (Americans) do this

[Anonymous No.6030183]

>>6028200

When I was stationed in Germany most German restaurants said "rumpsteak".

It was always terrible. I was never given a choice besides T-bone or rumpsteak.

In France/Belgium I got choices, but never in Germany.

Also, Mexican food in Germany/Europe is so fucking bad I feel sorry for you guys.

[Anonymous No.6030186]

>>6028256

really? did you just overcompensate for your dick with your state? in america, of all places? wow.

[Anonymous No.6030201]

>>6025642
All of these "put shit INSIDE a burger patty!" recipes seem easy to fuck up and not a single bit better than just layering it on top.

[Anonymous No.6030224]

>>6030122
I know it isn't normal, but theres a local pizza place by me that has a corn pizza with smoked mozz and balsamic caramelized onions that is delicious.

[Anonymous No.6030257]

>>6028772

[Anonymous No.6030304]

>>6029663

completely and utterly untrue

[Anonymous No.6030388]

>>6029643
seems right to me

[Anonymous No.6030641]

>>6025726
>implying this isnt what happens to all cuisines outside their own country

[Anonymous No.6030692]

>>6030183
I didn't mean you can get good steaks in every restaurant, or even in most restaurants, but you don't have to go out of your way to get a really decent steak in most cities, I think.

Although Germans really, really suck at cooking, so maybe Germany is the one place in the world where you can't get good steaks, wouldn't surprise me.

[Anonymous No.6030695]

Also, this is the Austrian version of a Hot Dog that you can get at every Würstelstand (lit. "sausage booth")
It's basically a baguette filled with Ketchup, Mustard and a sausage of your choice, with the mpost common being Käsekrainer, a cheese filled sausage.

[Anonymous No.6030700]

>>6030695
You don't put ketchup on a hot dog, Hans.

[Anonymous No.6030706]

Yo, can some yank post a picture of the sugar content on a 330 ml can of Coke/Pepsi?

I need to see how much your corporations are poisoning you.

[Anonymous No.6030712]

>>6030700
No. You put ketchup inside the hot dog, Dick.

[Anonymous No.6030714]

>>6030706
get fucked, eurotrash

[Anonymous No.6030732]

>>6030706
Here's sugar content of lots of things

[Anonymous No.6030735]

>>6030732
>Here's sugar content of lots of things

That image is Amerifat, ergo it's retarded. It doesn't take into account the differing types of sugar contained within each foodstuff and just equates everything to sugarlumps.

[Anonymous No.6030742]

>>6028352
Christmas isn't christian anymore

[Anonymous No.6030750]

>>6030732

Yeah, need an actual sugar content, not a dumbed down version. Thanks anyway.

>>6030714

You should watch Food Inc and Fed Up(2014). Thank me later.

>>6030706

No one has a can they can take a picture of?

[Anonymous No.6030786]

>>6030732
There's only sugar in Capri Sun when you put it in a glass? Cool.

[Anonymous No.6030791]

>>6030735
Doesn't really matter. Sugar is sugar. Just because it's natural doesn't mean you should have a fuckload of fruit.

[Anonymous No.6030792]

>>6030791
>Sugar is sugar

[Anonymous No.6030794]

>>6030750
>You should watch Food Inc and Fed Up(2014). Thank me later.

Why? I don't need a movie to tell me that processed food is bad. The taste makes that clear enough.

>>6030750
>No one has a can they can take a picture of?

Google doesn't work in your country?

[Anonymous No.6030796]

>>6025486
Where can I get this American sauce?
I'm in America btw

[Anonymous No.6030799]

>>6029524
>the receipe was brought to the UK from maryland
nice

[Anonymous No.6030800]

>>6029591
Ferfect Fried Chicken
Southern Friend Chicken

[Anonymous No.6030801]

>>6029524

I'm Swedish and I grew up on these! Are you telling my Maryland isn't like Willy Wonkas factory of chocolate chip cookies? :(

[Anonymous No.6030867]

>>6030794

Try and Google it. The retards who take those pictures don't include the GDA contents for some reason.

The Coca-Cola website in the US doesn't display how much sugar is in their shit, or at least I can't find it, versus the European ones. How they are allowed to do this is baffling.

[Anonymous No.6030973]

>>6028229
>Hell I bet you don't even own a fucking passport.
I always love that insult/argument. I don't own a passport. I do have an enhanced license so I can travel freely into Canada. Canada and The United States have 7.6 million square miles compared to Europe's 3.9 million square miles. The two countries are far more biologically and geologically diverse than Europe. And the cultural diversity is far greater than most people think (gather a Californian, a Creole, a Midwesterner, a New Yorker, a Quebecois, and a Northwesterner in a room, they would have almost nothing in common with each other)

Basically the only think Europe has over North America is slightly more cultural diversity (which means nothing to me since I dont like people generally) and much more architectural diversity and history.

[Anonymous No.6031001]

>>6030867
>How they are allowed to do this is baffling.

I find it baffling that you can't find this on google. I searched for "coca cola nutrition label". First hit. Sugar contents clearly displayed.

[Anonymous No.6031004]

>>6030796
>American Sauce isn't sold in America

This is an outrage

[Anonymous No.6031017]

>>6031001
>no recommended daily intake for sugar

That's American all right. Thanks.

Btw, Google is regionally segregated. I won't get the same results as you.

[Anonymous No.6031018]

>>6031001
Because then he can't feel like an epik troll making all the fat stupid americans super butthurt.

like really, does he envision this conversation like he's calling out some huge secret that every american has been in denial of?

[Anonymous No.6031022]

>>6026129
>yummy hash brown

what shit marketing

[Anonymous No.6031026]

>>6031017
>Btw, Google is regionally segregated

Yes. That's what changing the search settings are for. You could also use an American proxy, or simply word your search differently.

The google-fu of the new generation is pathetic.

[Anonymous No.6031030]

>>6031018

Actually I just wanted what >>6031001 posted.

Before I could get that, a few other anons got mad. Don't be so sensitive.

>>6031026

Cool.

[Anonymous No.6031034]

>>6031026
I also find that claim that somehow being in a non-american country would completely block every image of an american coke label from appearing on google a little odd/suspicious.

[Anonymous No.6031054]

>>6031017
>needing the government to make all your decisions for you

[Anonymous No.6031060]

>>6031034

It helps if I use the word label.

>>6031054

Good goy, listen to your corporate overlords.

[Anonymous No.6031173]

>>6025683
Las Vegas should be a hamburger bun soaked in beef grease with cheese. No actual beef.

[Anonymous No.6031220]

>>6028369
... fascinating. :o

[Anonymous No.6031269]

>>6025486
Baguettefag here.
American isn't even considered as something in here.
I mean, fuck, but there no american food. Anything eaten in America was imported from an other country in the past 3 centuries.

[Anonymous No.6031282]

>>6029101
That's pretty much what i'd expect from a bar menu. Any chain sitdown restaurant in the US will have a few of the items on that list for sure.

[Anonymous No.6031403]

>>6026735

[Anonymous No.6031468]

>>6026372
does the 1945 burger liberate your taste buds from the nazis?

[Anonymous No.6031537]

>>6031468
No, only borscht does that.

[Anonymous No.6031662]

>>6030695
American here, that looks fucking good

[Anonymous No.6031687]

>>6031662
It is. It probably has nothing to do with an original hot dog - other than being made out of slightly similar ingredients . but it's pretty awesome.
Especially when you're drunk at 2am and eat one of these fuckers.

[Anonymous No.6031697]

>>6029663
your sister must be overweight and thinking about fried chicken
Not even trying to be rude, I'm just 99% certain that thats the case.

[Anonymous No.6031970]

>>6028095

[Anonymous No.6032003]

>>6029101
>Why not a fries to make it a main course

[Anonymous No.6032384]

>>6029591
>FCK
>Not being able to figure out that it's just KFC spelled backwards

[Anonymous No.6032641]

>>6032384

[Anonymous No.6033455]

>>6029591
I'm going to make my own fried chicken joint. I'm going to call it FFC Fried Chicken, where FFC stands for FFC Fried Chicken.

Gotta love recursion.