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epilogue wrote:

dad wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

doug rr wrote:

dad wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Dad, have you not ever been to a really great Jewish deli?

I have not. I welcome recommendations.

this is the saddest thing I've read on rm...

seriously dad, spoiler that shit

Spoiler: show

i am a terrible *jew.

*it should be noted that i didn't know i was jewish until summer 2019. i have much to learn.

Really bummed that the words "that shit" aren't under that spoiler tag. Really whiffed on that dad-joke there, dad.

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I love you

Chris_H_2 wrote:England

Correct. Also for every English dish that is even remotely appetizing there's something they've given a truly horrid name like "mushy peas"

Ate really well the one time I was in Chile but on a global scale Chilean food is unremarkable (especially since pisco and ceviche are Peruvian).

Same goes for Uruguay. Amazing meals, had a pound-for-pound better dining experience in Montevideo than in BsAs, but very little that would make you say "that's Uruguayan for sure!"

Chris_H_2 wrote:England

they might do indian food better than india

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Wisconsin

Cheese curds, you rube.

fried cheese is native to Wisconsin? I never knew!

who came up with the friday walleye fish fry? that has to count for something

doug rr wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:Wisconsin

Cheese curds, you rube.

fried cheese is native to Wisconsin? I never knew!

who came up with the friday walleye fish fry? that has to count for something

we owe it all to that one dude in eau claire wisconsin

doug rr wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:England

they might do indian food better than india

they do have fantastic Indian restaurants

epilogue wrote:I love you

I love you

Mickey wrote:Same goes for Uruguay. Amazing meals, had a pound-for-pound better dining experience in Montevideo than in BsAs, but very little that would make you say "that's Uruguayan for sure!"

There's chivito Uruguayo which I love but generally yes

One more in defense of remarkable American cuisine, but one that isn't intensely regional like others we mentioned:
American Diner Culture

Describe american diner culture.

"do you want gravy that?..yes"

doug rr wrote:"do you want gravy that?..yes"

And gravy’s sweet counterpoint, copious amounts of maple syrup.

Maple syrup and gravy are essential elements. When one thinks of diners, one thinks of lunch counters, booths, a casual atmosphere, inexpensive food, long hours, breakfast all day, a relatively standard menu of classic American fare like burgers and fries and milkshakes and pies. There are variations, like the Greek diner, that exist because the form of the diner is unpretentious and allows variation. Some diners lean hard into the fifties aesthetic that is present in all diners. Stainless steel siding for some reason.

who are the rm'ers here?

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Speaking my language, argo.