Non-Americans: in America, we preface food names with countries like “French toast “ or “English muffins” — besides cheese, what foods do you preface with “American” in your country?
Posted Aug 22, 2020, 10:56 PM UTC
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American pizza its like the thicc pizza
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Does anyone outside of America even call it American Cheese? I would be really surprised if they did tbh
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They don't. American cheese isn't really sold outside of the states. Unless you mean the slices those are toast cheese usually.
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biscuits and bacon.
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I think ribs are the only thing i have seen marketed as American (more specifically "Southern").
Aussies mostly associate American food with ridiculous portion sizes coupled with lots of deep frying.
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American fast-food-that-contains-so-much-fat-you-will-have-a-heart-attack-and-early-death.
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A lot of the junk food in the stores is labeled as American.
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American mustard in the uk
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American pancakes are kind of a thing here in the UK as our pancakes are traditionally very thin, pretty much like crêpes.
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Canadian here. We don't refer to "American cheese" as such. We call it processed cheese or cheese slices. I don't think we refer to any food as American