People not from the western world. What's something Westerners eat that makes you wonder ""Why the heck would you eat that!?""?
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"My dad went to Ireland a few years ago with my stepmom for work. One of the pubs closest to their hotel became their little hang out with his coworkers and they became friendly with the bartender. One night they got on the conversation of food and my dad mentioned PB&J and the bartender said: "Alright, I have to know though... why do Americans like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches? That's disgusting." The look of horror on the man's face sort of surprised my dad who was like: "It's not gross, peanut butter and raspberry jelly goes very well..." Now the bartender looked confused for a moment before my dad added: Raspberry jam? Preserves? Jelly refers to basically congealed cold fat in Ireland. This poor man thought Americans ate peanut butter and LARD sandwiches. And, I mean, considering most Americans that's a pretty fair misunderstanding. "
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When I vacationed in the US, I ate briskets and those other meats that are smoked and/or charred, I forgot what it's called but it tastes heavenly and I miss eating that.
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Steak, but this is coming from someone who grew up buying meat from stores that aren't exactly sanitized so we have to make sure they're very thoroughly cooked.
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Overly-greasy food. I remember seeing food carnivals that have many deep-fried food. Like fried oreos, fried Snickers bars and other fried food.
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i find it weird that pancakes are considered as breakfast food. it's just cake and sugar and it make more sense to be a dessert.
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"I had a friend visiting USA from Eastern Europe, and he was amazed when we got a chili burger with bacon. He was like "you mean they put meat on the meat, and then cover it with meat?!" But he was super down to eat it, so it doesn't quite fit the question criteria. "
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My fiance was born and raised in Korea, and I got a kick out of sharing my childhood foods with her. One of them was Pop Tarts. She was so confused why anyone would eat stale breaded crumbs filled with shitty jam or chocolate. Turns out alot of people think pop tarts are wierd. Thank God she loved Flaming Hot Cheetos though. Edit: FYI the only pop tarts, I'll eat are brown sugar cinnamon..thats the good stuff..And I'll eat it raw-non toasted once every blue moon
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In our country, a pancake is more like a crepe. And we put other thing in it and roll it up. I personally don't really know how is the maple syrup and butter can fit on a pancake. But we have a different thinking when it comes to pancake so that is a reason.
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I'm an American living in Taiwan. You cannot get a Taiwanese to even try a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich. Peanut Butter Sandwich? Yeah, they'll eat that. Jelly Sandwich? You bet. Put the two together? Are you crazy? I've googled and shown them pictures. I've eaten it in front of them. All you get is horrified looks. Ask them to try one bite and they'll refuse, thinking it's about to be the most disgusting thing ever. Then they go and eat fermented dried fish roe or chicken testicle soup. Edit: The fermented dried fish roe and chicken testicle soup are not that bad, flavor-wise. I don't really care for them, but it's not meant as a knock on Taiwanese food (which is awesome) or Taiwanese culture.
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Ass, why do Americans love to talk about eating ass. Like shit comes from there.
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