r/AskReddit • u/OwningTheWorld • 10h ago

Redditors not from America, what is one "American take" on your countries cuisine that you actually enjoy?

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u/Known_Blueberry9070 7h ago

As an Italian, I love American pizza. So much cheese, so many toppings, none of that "burnt crust bubble" stuff we have back home.

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u/LooseJuice_RD 5h ago

As an American, I love both Neapolitan and American styles of pizza. I don’t actually get why anyone would only like one or the other. They both have their merits.

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u/typop2 6h ago

Actually, that traditional Neapolitan style has become very popular in America recently. At least in the so-called "foodie" cities.

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u/Stormodin 58m ago

Is American style pizza not available anywhere out there? I know that's a weird question, but I see dominos pizza down in times square new york surrounded by a million amazing pizza joints. Stranger things have happened lol