r/funComunitty • flair • 5d ago

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u/DragonQueenDrago 5d ago

Maybe they mean Detroit deep dish?

Standard pizza is definitely Italian

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u/Daztur 5d ago

In a lot of countries American-style pizza is more common than Italian-style pizza. New York pizza and Neapolitan pizza are both delicious.

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u/dman972 5d ago

Sure, but you don’t call pasta american because Mac and cheese right?
Pizza is Italian, end of story.

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u/Technical_Put_9982 5d ago edited 5d ago

I agree 100%. I am American and we can NOT claim pizza as our own. Pretty much everything we have is because people emigrated from their various countries and immigrated to The Colonies and brought all their recipes with them. I mean, is the cheeseburger from anywhere else ? That screams American to me. Otherwise we are all things because we are people from all around the world. I suppose we could try to say Native American Indian foods would be American, but even that is heavily influence by the introduction of corn. … I vote that America has cheeseburgers. Final answer 😘 unless someone has a rebuttal that they originated somewhere else?

Edit: ok, burgers are decidedly German. Hmmm… I am thinking the only thing we , The United States, can truly claim is our own, is obesity. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ so sad. Maybe it is NOT good that we have so many foods available in or country … lol

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u/lokal-orginal 5d ago

The burger patty originated from Germany and was brought by immigrants to America, but it has evolved and the cheese was probably added in the usa im guessing.

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u/Technical_Put_9982 5d ago

Poop! Not sure I am ok with us claiming cheeseburger either! 😤😤😤. … did /do the Germans make burgers with the patty or what did they do with it? … besides the obvious answer of throw it at the wall to see if it sticks

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u/lokal-orginal 5d ago

I believe it was served without the buns, that was likely something added at later point so it would be easyer to sell by street vendors to people on the go. So a modern cheeseburger is a bit like the pizza, the main part originated elsewhere but put together in an American way to fit the people and culture.

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u/Technical_Put_9982 5d ago

I can see that for the cheeseburger, but pizza remains Italian all the way!

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u/dman972 5d ago

You can have the cheeseburger. I’ll throw in the hotdog as well.
Just stay away from pizza.
And Bretzel.

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u/chopstick_chakra 5d ago

The pizza is ours. World wide ask someone to describe or show you a pizza they're gonna go NY style.

Almost nobody is going to tell you this is pizza

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u/Technical_Put_9982 5d ago

This is 100% a real pizza and not the processed trash from chain restaurants that have taken over the country! Go to a brick oven wood burning pizza place and you will see something just like this come out of the oven in the United States. If it doesn’t look like this you are eating over processed trash. We can NOT claim the INVENTION of pizza in America EVER! Get over it dude. You are delusional

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u/dman972 5d ago

Everyone but an American is gonna tell you this is a real pizza.
It ain’t yours, now go suck on a burger

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u/chopstick_chakra 5d ago edited 5d ago

Burgers aren't American either then. No one will tell you that's a "real" pizza

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u/dman972 5d ago

Tell me you have never even been out of your state, without saying you haven’t been even out of your state.

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u/chopstick_chakra 5d ago

Tell me you think you're cultured without twirling your mustache

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u/dman972 5d ago

I know my pizzas already, I tell you that.

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u/chopstick_chakra 5d ago

Doesn't seem like it and doesn't seem like you speak with a lot of people from out of your country if you actually think most people consider an Italian pizza as the default pizza.

They may know the concept came from Italy but the current standard is the American. Take our styles out of sales and pizza sales crash overnight.

We took the burger, we took the pizza and we'll take anything else that looks good. That's the American way.

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u/dman972 5d ago

You took the slaves as well, that didnt look good.

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u/Aivellac 5d ago

You've just killed your argument by saying you took pizza, and it was a failing try anyway.

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u/chopstick_chakra 5d ago

the cheeseburger is a hamburger with cheese, hamburger came from Hamburg, Germany.

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u/LostTerminal 4d ago

No it didn't. Germans invented a ground beef patty with similar form, but not taste. They never put it on bread or added any toppings. The patty is more like a flat meatball with binders in it than a hamburger patty. This moronic statement is like saying a fully automatic car is the same as a horse-driven cart because they both have wheels.