Name the last thing you ate and drank

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What’s normal to eat here can certainly be considered weird elsewhere. Nevertheless, it is normal here. And it’s a two-way street—plenty of what Americans think is normal food would never be consumed by many Europeans and Asians.

Not wanting to make anyone uncomfortable, however, I guess I’ll just stop posting in this thread. :wave:t3:
 
Oh, no. You don’t get off that easy. I love seeing those recipes. They appeal to my adventurous culinary spirit.

Now get back to posting them. Or I will sick the kitties on you. And they will not share the comfy chair.😜
 
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Date night…
Chips and salsa/pico de gallo, la oaxaquena [steak strips grilled with bacon, ham, and poblano peppers, topped with cheese], rice, and charro beans…and a tall Dos Equis Ambar.
 
Lobster bisque, salt and pepper chips or crisps if you’re from the UK or Australia
 
I’m squeamish about things that squeeme!

I had a slice of brown bread with marmite. (Also a pain au chocolate, it was twenty pence that’s about…nothing in the UK) and coffee, two sugars.
 
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I had an Egg McMuffin, 3 hash browns and a medium cup of hot coffee with all the sugar and cream I could get in there.
 
We went out to lunch for Mexican food. My husband had fajitas and I had beef nachos.
He drank Corona and I splurged and had a glass of sparkling wine. 😋
 
UpUpAndAway said:
What’s normal to eat here can certainly be considered weird elsewhere. Nevertheless, it is normal here. And it’s a two-way street—plenty of what Americans think is normal food would never be consumed by many Europeans and Asians.
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Could you fill us in on the foods Americans eat that wouldn’t be consumed there? It’s an interesting thought.
 
One example I could think of is peanut butter.

A lot of Europeans don’t like it.

Another is grits.
 
Another example is peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

Waffles and chicken also comes to mind.
 
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After mass at the Panera, caffe mocha, sugar cookie
 
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You know,in Scotland there’s a famous food apart from haggis, deep fried mars bars! Would you believe it.
 
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