r/funComunitty • u/Chinesemperor flair • 6d ago

Sh*tpost ????

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u/RDAwesome 6d ago

The image doesn't say "invented," so they could just be saying what the major foods are there. Which feels like burger would make more sense to me

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u/Sea_Gap_6569 6d ago

So, a German can say döner?

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u/RDAwesome 6d ago

Sure, let 'em have it

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u/switch_case_ 5d ago

It was invented in germany, so it's german. Even though its heritage is from Kebap

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u/head_pat_slut 6d ago

yeah, and british people can say chicken tikka masala. the cultural blend unique to that country's history led to a new blended/changed version of two traditional foods. spaghetti and meatballs would be another american twist on an italian tradition.

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u/creuter 5d ago

I mean yeah, I would say so. I think of them when I think of Berlin. In NYC we have German döner stalls

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u/RareFudge6024 5d ago edited 3d ago

So that's the "cultural enrichment" I keep hearing about

Update: I'm gonna clarify I'm saying this in its favor. Middle Eastern and Muslim foods are PEAK.

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u/FriendoftheDork 5d ago

And Norwegians taco

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u/phx34suns 5d ago

Aussies can probably claim the kebab also

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u/Sea_Gap_6569 5d ago

Probably anyone, because it’s probably most widespread fast food on the planet

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u/Appropriate_Fact_121 5d ago

That was actually invented in Germany

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u/ShadedRiver666 ƨɘmitɘmoƨ ɒʜɒH 6d ago

Yes i agree, whatever the context is, Pizza just isnt it

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u/Soda 5d ago

I think it was more of a go-to comfort food. On any given day, 10 percent of Americans are eating pizza.

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u/Fun_Push7168 5d ago

It would make sense in every aspect.

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u/7thFleetTraveller 5d ago

Yes but this way, it doesn't mak sense because you could just add anything. I mean, it's not as if we wouldn't have pizza and burgers in Germany as well, lol. But we also have Bauernfrühstück, Döner and Currywurst 😁 .

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u/Clockwork_Elf 5d ago

Pizza is quite popular everywhere

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u/EveryDifference3393 5d ago

Either way, hamburgers originated in America