Should different countries be allowed to have different countries foods?

[Anonymous]

For example should Russia be allowed to have McDonalds since it started here in America, should Americans be allowed to have pasta since it's an italian delicacy

Or do you think it just makes it easier, so that you don't have to travel to those countries, just to get that particular food

[NamerOfStars]

Hamburgers are, as their name suggests, from Hamburg- they became extremely popular there, especially with American sailors (originally, they didn't have cheese, but DID have a fried egg and were served with a pickle; coupled with a mug of German beer, it made a whole meal in one sandwich); it was even referred to as "American steak". It's kind of silly to assume that they "belong" to America, even though they likely wouldn't exist in their current form without us. Spaghetti came from China, originally, and Italians have NO claim to tomato sauce, since the tomato isn't even native to the same CONTINENT as Italy.

Heck, chicken Kiev is from the Ukrainian city known as "Paris, France". Why on Earth would you limit yourself?

[EspressoTeen234]

Sorry but why do people have to argue about this for example the states is a melting pot we need different culture food. It would not be easier to take a 10 hour flight costing 1,000 dollars usd to get other countries food.

[Asker]

That's y point if we didn't have it, airplanes would make even more money, in flights, just so we could get other countries foods. So the question is, should we be doing it?

[EspressoTeen234]

No we should have diverse food in countries

[Asker]

Hmm, interesting

[purplepoppy]

People have been eating each other's foods for thousands of years, why stop now.

[Asker]

Yeah, I'm saying, should they be

[joeldalton]

Yes, dope.

[EzNamirimEzDibirim]

Why not?