American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries

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Prime Hunter im back! true seeker total posts: 1243 since: Jan 2005	Aug 06, 06 at 11:52pm American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	Whenever I go to the USA all I see is: Mexican Burritos, Italian Pasta, Canadian Bacon, etc. is there a typical American food (excluding junk food)?? Edit: Title changed cause now the last posts are all about French Fries This message was edited by Prime Hunter on Aug 07 2006. ------------------- Empty Cross.com \| 1,000th Post quote Felony Run for the hills. Run for them quickly.
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Bash Boy 54 Leo Approves =3 Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5073 since: Sep 2003	Aug 07, 06 at 12:55am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	Fast Food. Although that may be under junk food too. I say New York Strip Steak would qualify though. ------------------- Guestbook *And thus a new generation of Douche-n00bs are ushered in*
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Distortion It's nice to know you work alone Permanently Plugged In total posts: 14980 neopoints: 174 GameGrep pts: 150 since: Mar 2004	Aug 07, 06 at 2:19am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	Well, your typical McDonald's meal isn't even "American" either. Hamburger=Germany French Fries=Britain Soda=Britain ------------------- ~War does not determine who is right. Only who is left.~
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DaKiNg5343 <3 Heather Mitts <3 true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2198 since: Aug 2004	Aug 07, 06 at 2:48am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	Pork and beans? Yams? Fried Chicken? I'm guessing any type of soul. There's cajun food from the south. Philly Cheesesteak. Cheesecake. Chicago pizza (italian, but an american variety). Spam, dirty rice?, turkey -------------------
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Bash Boy 54 Leo Approves =3 Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5073 since: Sep 2003	Aug 07, 06 at 2:56am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	I thought of a few more now too. Apple Pie(Very american indeed), New York Thin Crust Pizza, and Mashed Potatoes(As far as I know). ------------------- Guestbook *And thus a new generation of Douche-n00bs are ushered in*
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Melo Man Working next to planes at ATL Airport.. Two much Neo since: Jun 2005	Aug 07, 06 at 5:36am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	quote DaKiNg5343 Pork and beans? Yams? Fried Chicken? I'm guessing any type of soul. There's cajun food from the south. Philly Cheesesteak. Cheesecake. Chicago pizza (italian, but an american variety). Spam, dirty rice?, turkey Yeah I guess you could consider dirty rice American, considering it comes from New Orleans. Anyway, I believe that any type of steak is American. ------------------- Sea of Dreams 2010
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Poseidon03 Explosives ARE the answer high on "N" total posts: 836 since: Dec 2005	Aug 07, 06 at 10:19am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	I dont know about that, steak is pretty Canadian ------------------- Sign Me!
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Subzer0 moderator RPG/Adventure [PSP] since: Aug 2005	Aug 07, 06 at 11:00am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	quote shadow993 French Fries=Britain Isn't French fries French?
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LZ Schneider USMC - Corporal Relentless since: Aug 2003	Aug 07, 06 at 1:37pm re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	Well when that old dude from the US signed the treaty of france, he took some fries back to the US with him.. so yeah... Well, hotdogs are an American food (I didn't say it originated from the U.S.). Also, you can't go wrong with saying Pizza is an American food (Again, read the above). The cheeseburger is also highly liked in the U.S. ------------------- Don't ask, don't tell.
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Bash Boy 54 Leo Approves =3 Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5073 since: Sep 2003	Aug 07, 06 at 10:00pm re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	quote Subzer0 quote shadow993 French Fries=Britain Isn't French fries French? No, I didn't think it was from britain but I was pretty sure it's not french actually... ------------------- Guestbook *And thus a new generation of Douche-n00bs are ushered in*
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tekmosis neostaff wiki staff neowiki total posts: 2664 GameGrep pts: 6450 since: Jul 2006	Aug 08, 06 at 2:48am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	When in doubt, look it up on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_fry
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Prime Hunter im back! true seeker total posts: 1243 since: Jan 2005	Aug 08, 06 at 4:28am re: American Traditional Foods and the Origin of French Fries
	quote tekmosis When in doubt, look it up on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_fry I started a thread about American Traditional Foods and now we're talking about the origins of French Fries... WHAT HAVE WE BECOME???? Hang on, let me change the thread title. ------------------- Empty Cross.com \| 1,000th Post quote Felony Run for the hills. Run for them quickly.
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