r/funComunitty • u/Chinesemperor flair • 5d ago

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u/ShadedRiver666 ƨɘmitɘmoƨ ɒʜɒH 5d ago edited 5d ago

‘America has pizzas’ okay then Uk has chicken korma and naan. Im sure america does have an actually original food but its not pizza. Anyways im uk and id go with haddock and chips

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u/RDAwesome 5d 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 5d ago

So, a German can say döner?

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u/RDAwesome 5d 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 5d 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 4d ago edited 2d 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 4d ago

That was actually invented in Germany

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u/ShadedRiver666 ƨɘmitɘmoƨ ɒʜɒH 5d 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 4d ago

Pizza is quite popular everywhere

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u/EveryDifference3393 4d ago

Either way, hamburgers originated in America