What kind of food would you say is inspired by your country or culture?

[Kayla45]

For myself I think of Poutine as a traditional staple dish of Canada, it's widely known and very tasty as well.

What about yourselves? Any neat dishes from your country or culture?

[ManOnFire]

I came straight to this post because I saw it was poutine lol. I've never had it but I'm well acquainted with it being a Canadian favorite. I personally can't quite get into it cuz of the cheese curds lol, but I'm glad you love it.

I'm American, so you already know all our crazy and cliche foods.

[ManOnFire]

Thanks for MHO❤

[Kayla45]

You're welcome

[Still-alive]

Burgers, hot dogs, the kind if stuff you cook for barbecues

[ShaTTeredMasterpeace]

Soul food like fried chicken, yams, greens, baked Mac n cheese and foods like those.

[purplepoppy]

From Wales. The national dish is cawl, a simple lamb and veg soup is widely eaten (mostly because it's cheap). Quality varies a lot, the worst is like dish water and gristle and often found in school dinners. The best is several days old and stuck to the bottom of the pan

We harvest huge numbers of cockles which although we eat mixed with seaweed for breakfast we export the majority to other countries.

One of the few dishes that is known worldwide is the welsh rarebit, a posh cheese toasty made with beer based cheese sauce.

Faggots mash and peas is a classic and can be bought in most fish n chip shops. Googling faggot images is best not done on your work's computer

[NathanDavis]

since I could not narrow my answer on Mexican cuisine culture and influence to less than 3000 words, I'll just put this picture... which shows how Mexican food is actually a amalgam of many cultures and influences... mostly Native and European ones, as well as African and Eurasian. In fact, all about us, as a country and nation has had the same development... we're the blend and the mix of things many and then it was just called México

cacao

[DJB72]

I'm British so Yorkshire pudding, stews, there's a few things like haggis from Scotland and Clotted Cream from the South of England you don't get outside the UK

[MCheetah]

Burgers, hot dogs, French fries (not potato wedges; potato wedges are disgusting!) and cheesesteaks.

[jennifer_bloom]

The Caesar Drink was invented in Canada, it’s called a Bloody Mary in America

[Little_Bumblebee]

I guess... Ryebread, potatoes, meatballs on the pan (frikadeller), and stuff like that

[ohshee]

Can I come over for dinner you can come over my house tomorrow I'll cook you something whatever that is it looks good

[Mehzmeh]

In the United States? Anything unhealthy and easy to get. Lol. Unfortunately. But I am also half Jamaican. So, jerk chicken unfortunately. Lol

[Razp_Sorbet]

We have a style of cooking called a hangi. Everything is cooked in layers underground for hours. Tastes really good

[FriendlyDrugDealer]

Jerk chicken, curry chicken, oxtail and beef patties are from my culture which is Jamaican

[DamnSam]

Meat going through flour, egg and breadcrumbs before fried

The Schnitzel...

[Guanfei]

I'm french, so it's pretty hard to choose one. And from Provence, which makes it even harder.

[AviatorTom]

The USofA... burger and fries, with a coke.

[Lyndsielee666]

California has carne asada fries… 🙄

[najekim]

The all-American hamburger.

[Iron_Man]

Hamburgers and french fries

[Cubus]

Barszcz, bigos, pierogi, wódka.

[BlueEyedBeing]

I just say, I'm Italian...

[Peenshake]

Fried chicken?