Post American cuisines you had been thinking gross but actually tasted decent

how is adding marshmallow to chocolate even cuisine

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I think they meant they thought adding marshmallows would be gross.

Do japs and europoors really not have hot coco? sad

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I made a post a while ago about how gross I thought german Mett might be but it actually looks kinda lecker

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This.
>Marshmallows? That slimy substance of bad smell sticking to my teeth? into hot chocolate? Seriously?
After drinking
>oh so this is American chemistry
And the reason why I thought ham and tomato seemed gross was I thought I should pour maple syrup on it as well. And that’s the way, right?
And minutes ago I noticed in original recipe an American guy was adding buttermilk to the dough, not butter. But honestly it tasted better than the Japanese recipe which uses yogurt which is practically the same as butter milk (I kept a third of the dough to make it).
And as for apple pie, it was in my place before I was born, so it’s a natural phenomenon.

i thought this was a crow from the thumbnail
i was wrong, it's a cat

>buttermilk
>maple syrup
What are you talking about, you just take two slices of white bread, put cheese, ham, tomato, onion (ham tomato and onion are all optional, you can replace ham with bacon as long as you cook the bacon before hand). Then put the stuff between the bread slices and put butter on each side and grill until the cheese is melted

Also if you made bacon for it you can just make it in the bacon grease instead of butter

>that’s an ordinary sandwich!!
What I have been talking about was the
>bacon pancake
That’s an invention.

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Oh I think the guy who said ham and tomatoes was talking about grilled cheese, those ingredients would be gross in a bacon pancake.
If you're talking about bacon pancakes you're right about buttermilk and maple syrup
Another thing you might have heard of is chicken and waffles

The important thing is ensuring the consistency isn't gross and that there is a perfect balance between the sweetness of the dough and the savory flavor of the butter and bacon.

so im getting drunk with cola and vodka and juice and vodka cocktails and thanks to this thread i bought marshmallows as a snack

is it a cuisine too?

Thanks for your pro tips.
I think the recipe of
>tomato juice, vodka, black pepper and salt, lard, and marshmallows
will work for you.

hm, i got some lard in the freezer

no black pepper tho

well it's basically sugar

I ask the same thing about fish and chips

For me it's the pizza hobo pie

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looks tasty
got the recipe?

Is marshmallows in hot chocolate really just an American thing? Hot chocolate(and Marshmallows) has had such a long history all across the world I would have figured combining them would have happened sometime before the USA.

Funfact: Hot chocolate has been a thing since the ancient Mayan times and Marshmallows(at least an early form) have been a thing since ancient Egypt.

chicken and waffles taste so good

how do you make coco?

It's really simple
Two slices of buttered bread with pizza stuff in between, made in a campfire pie iron

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