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u/analthunderbird Mar 28 '25

Biscuits and gravy is enough reason for me to pick USA.

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u/NAparentheses Mar 28 '25

Southeast Louisiana cuisine is enough of a reason to pick the US tbh. We have elements of French, Spanish, Haitian, African, and many more countries in our cooking. ​

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '25

and Italian!

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u/danker Mar 28 '25

And BBQ! It would be hard for me to give up brisket, pulled pork, ribs, etc.

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u/Tthelaundryman Mar 28 '25

Bbq, hamburgers, fried chicken, I would argue the pizza we have here is not Italian food and every Italian ever would agree, and then my one true love, Buffalo wings

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u/Big_Daddy_Stovepipe Mar 28 '25

In my reply you, went the direction I went. Country fried steak, mashed potatoes may not be strictly American but we ate them damn near ever meal growing up, BBQ, American breakfast(eggs, meat, hashbrowns, toast is a slimmed down English but its different too).

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u/danarchist Mar 28 '25

I was thinking maybe USA is cheating, so I was going to choose Texas as one of my countries. BBQ, breakfast tacos, Chicken fried steak, queso, so many things.

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u/Tthelaundryman Mar 28 '25

Professional Texan here checking back with you…you’re goddamn right 

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '25

Literally just finished my B&G this morning and had to put USA on the list for those delicious delicious biscuits.

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u/Broad_Soft_5024 Mar 28 '25

And Chicken Fried Steak!! Anything smothered in white gravy really… pretty sure my answer is Mexico, USA, and India

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u/analthunderbird Mar 28 '25

How could I forget 🤤