What's the best American cuisine you've eaten?

I would be so fucking fat if I lived in America holy shit, imagine being surrounded by cheap fast-food and candy everywhere

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Unironically looks good

For any Euros who don't know, The Heart Attack Cafe was made by a doctor to shame fat people. In Vegas they have their main restaurant there and there is a huge scale there to weigh customers. If you weigh like 400+ pounds you get a free triple-bypass burger and it's announced to everyone in the establishment how much you weigh. Several people have died while eating at the restaurant, you have to sign a wager before you can eat.

Still that does not justify it or make it a good thing as it adds to the obesity problem.

>Deep fried butter
lets fucking go

i can't stop laughing

They're not trying to help, nothing in America is meant to serve any practical purpose.

Went with my cousins in New Orleans and had some proper cajun barbecue, pretty much out in the swamp.
Best food I've ever had.

How do you Europeans unironically love cheeseburgers? They are just so fucking good. If I’m going to eat out and I just want to eat some bad food, nothing really hits the spot like a good, big, greasy burger and some fries. They are just so fucking good and satisfying.

What do you choose user ?

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The owner is fucking based, he's openly mocking and killing fat people legally.

No deep fried Oreos though. Those are the best.

your lack of food preservation education

Do Europeans not also have unhealthy fried food at special once per year events?

I now want to deep fry the entire country of the united states of america
It would become like pompeii, but with people caught in my 180 degree oil instead of the volcanic ashes

>canned whole chicken
honestly does anything more grim exist?

We have county fairs but they're nothing at all like yours, there is food but its old ladies entering cake competitions or a burger van

The only fried food we have for special events are curros and beignets

We don't have deep fried food for special events, no. We have traditional meals, rather

To be entirely honest it's not worse than selling chickes in plastic sheet, and at least the can is eco-friendly

churros*

I eat a triple cheese (or two) at least once a week. Sometimes more often. Pretty much whenever my delivery route takes me by a McDonald's.

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would you?

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We don’t really have traditional meals though. Unless you count a pulled pork sandwich as American traditional, I don’t know what else we’d have there. I mean, usually when you go to these fairs there’s like hundreds or thousands of stands and most of them are pretty normal (albeit still unhealthy food items) and then a handful of them will be this over the top deep fried everything places. There’s usually vegan and gluten free etc places too but no one really goes to them lol

When I worked as a ranch hand, I ate a homemade baconator and fries for lunch almost everyday. It was probably terrible for me but I burned so many calories in that job that I actually had a hard time keeping weight on.

Its fine to call burgers and fried chicken and stuff traditional I say, you've been eating it long enough

What about Texmex? I'm sure there are plenty of other traditional American meals that aren't deep fried shit

>We don’t really have traditional meals though
apple pies, texas bbq, deep-dish pizza, clam chowder, biscuits and gravy and philly cheese steaks immediately come to mind as distinctly american.

oh motherfucker i wish you didn't post that. i was planning to eat healthy meal tonight, now i'm tempted to spend 15eur for some african to deliver me fast food which doesn't even satisfy you.

Sounds nice. I just drive a bread truck (deliver bread to grocery stores) and eat unhealthy as fuck everyday.
But somehow I'm still thin.

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