Is there a single food that is more quintessentially American than the corn dog?
might seem strange, but pumpkin pie is probably more american, per se
>>22275062Apparently it originated in the United Kingdom actually. Didn't know that.
wtf? i thought corn dogs were made up like narwhals and platypuses.
>>22275067what americans think of when they imagine pumpkin pie originated in the US, but pies made with pumpkin are older than the US
>>22275059Tater tot casserole
Stealing food and claiming as their own is the most merican thing.Apple pie also comes from England
>>22275126Maybe but the corn dog is our own.
>>22275104That's a relatively obscure regional thing while the corn dog is famous and eaten nationwide.
>>22275059i think i'd probably say mcdonalds, in that they invade the rest of the world and make it worse
corn dogs suck. you usually get one or 2 bites off the end, but for the rest of the thing you need to slide it off the stick sideways like a kebab.
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>>22275059Sorry, OP. Corn dogs are Korean now.
>>22275059I mean....the cheeseburger.
>>22275265>you need to slide it off the stick sideways like a kebab.Longways. >>22275335Before Koreans started making them, corndogs were entirely unknown outside of the US and Canuckistan yet beloved throughout the States (and provinces and territories, I guess) coast to coast. It is a unifying food that slipped under the international radar since inception up until the K fascination era. I fucks with corndogs.>>22275059I would give the title to green bean casserole. Every American has eaten it, most have assembled it (let's be honest: most American "cooking" is just assembling packaged ingredients) from low quality and oversalted canned foods and no one outside of the Americas fucking wants it.It is the most American thing there is.
>>22275134don’t be fooled by the media. we show love way outside the midwest
>>22275386I hope she enjoyed her All American meal
>>22275335Between these and hot dog on a stick, I might be able to quit meat, but I’m afraid I’ll never quit cheese.
>>22275059The most American food is Chinese Food
Lobster Corn Dogs with tarragon mustard, spicy ketchup
>>22275378>green bean casseroleEntirely too divisive, common agreement of younger generations is that it's boomer cooklet slop>most have assembled itwrong
>>22275059The corndog isn't so much "American" as it is "flyoverian." Lus, it's fucking horrible. Middle Americans have the worst fucking food.
>>22277082>americans have the worst fucking food.
>>22275059Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.Or anything with peanut butter really, I've never seen anyone outside America like that crap. It's like Marmite for aussies.
>>22277109>, I've never seen anyone outside America like that crapHow would you know?You have never been outside of America
>>22277093>hurr hurr>murica bad, amirite guise
>>22277118>obese mulatto manlet reaction image
>>22277109Aussies like Vegemite, Marmite is for anyone with functioning testicles
>>22277080>implying most haven't assembled itlolUnless you're saying the majority have never had it, that's wrong. Because I can guarantee you that, like, three people have ever made it from scratch. Anyone who has ever eaten it had it assembled from cans and boxes.American cuisine, including corndogs, is the IKEA of cooking. It's a bunch of low quality slop assembled from boxes that come with instructions. Insert tab A into slot B type shit. >>22277082Bitch, it's known and enjoyed nationwide. FOHWTBSBut even corndogs are IKEA food. They're made from packaged meat tubes, dipped into batter made from boxed Jiffy corn muffin mix and deep fried. They're American as hell. And they're delicious either way.
>>22277151based>>22277161Yeah, everyone's had it because boomers think it's fancy for Thanksgiving (the same generation that experienced jello molds), but it's not something non-medicare recipients make because it's a garbage dish
>>22277165We are in agreement. I think. I'm not actually American, I just live here, so I've never had GBC. I've had tuna noodle casserole, though. It's basically the same thing, just swapping green beans and French fried onion for canned tuna and curly egg noodles.I don't mind TNC
>>22275335Korean street food is the most cancerous food culture to ever exist.
>>22277125You post from a phone, so the likelihood of you being some dumb as fuck brown third-worlder that thinks hot sauce is a substitute for flavor is extremely high.
>>22277181Third-worlders don't much use hot sauce. That's an almost exclusively Western phenomenon. Perhaps weirdly, Indians actually have cool sauces meant to cut the heat of their normal cooking while Southeast Asia prefer pastes or just taking straight up bites out of a raw chilli. China, Taiwan and Japan use chilli oil while Korea cooks with a chili paste and only thins it out into a sauce for a handful of dishes.Hot sauce is uncommon throughout the Middle East and Africa. I'm not sure about South America but from what I gather of Central America, hot sauce isn't used much there, either.TL;DR, hot sauce is just about the first-worldest thing you can eat. But you're a snow negro Ivan so you wouldn't have known that. Sorry to hear about your post-soviet poverty, bro. : (
>>22277181>mutt education
>>22275059That dude’s skin is the same texture and color as those dawgz….
>>22275062Possum pie, maybe.
>>22275059i allways wanted to make some corn dogs. can you recommend me a style of sausage? beef sausage, franks, or what else? the sausage in OP's picture looks like beef sausage
>>22277808Turkey Dog with vegan cornmeal batter
bacon cheese burger. steak and eggs. apple pie.
>>22277944don't even come close to the corn dog
