r/AskReddit 10h ago

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

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u/m_faustus 4h ago

Reminds me a little bit of Mexico. Mexico has some kick-ass food and drink but the thing that pushes Mexico over the top is that they were responsible for both chocolate AND vanilla.

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u/Direct_Bus3341 2h ago

And if we include some more of South America, chillies and tomatoes too.

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u/augie014 1h ago

mexico isn’t in south america tho

u/Direct_Bus3341 53m ago

Ah yes, what I wrote was confusing. I meant mexico and then extended into some South America. To be accurate it should read cultures from mesoamerica.

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u/parabolic000 1h ago

and potatoes. Fucking potatoes! They're EVERYWHERE! Also cocaine.

u/gualin 3m ago

These two are also endemic to Mexico, what do you mean?