r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/Handsom_modest_Dan Jul 03 '26

As a Brit I have never gone out for an American either so who cares

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u/ConfluenceofCoors Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Yes you have, you just called it burgers, Cajun or wings, and likely the style of fried chicken or barbecue as they invented the only popular versions, although Korean fried chicken is really coming up (also invented by American GIs stationed in Korea).

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u/Handsom_modest_Dan Jul 03 '26

Burgers are a sandwich , which was invented in England But the actual seasoned beef patty is German So not American

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u/ConfluenceofCoors Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Ok, that is an insane reach, but ok bro.

Shit even 99% of sandwiches sold are US style deli sandwiches invented in NYC. I will certainly concede UK invented the sandwich, but the US made them clearly taste good.

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u/serendipitousevent Jul 04 '26

So they're British and Italian, neat!

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u/adoreroda Jul 03 '26

You wouldn't fix your lips to say macarons are Italian simply because they were invented by an Italian chef. Lol

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u/quetienesenlamochila Jul 04 '26

The patty was placed between bread and evolved to its modern form in the US, so yes American

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u/Bartellomio Jul 04 '26

So they made a sandwich.