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I am white and was born in. Australia then moved to US and for the life of me I can't eat bland European food. I was invited for dinner at friends place who is British and they served me chicken. I took the first bite and couldn't eat more.
To be polite, I said sorry I need to use the washroom, came back and said I am nor feeling well and want to go home. They were concerned but I dont think they suspected anything. I went my merry way and thanked them for the food.
Is there anyone here from Puerto Rico, I've a serious question. Does anyone there actually like American football?
I mean there's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puerto_Rico_American_Football_League
But afaik Baseball is #1 by a LOT. Basketball comes next and then Football (⚽, not 🏈).
American football is probably a distant 6th.
But that's kinda the point of having Bad Bunny. Get new audiences watching the big game maybe some of them will start watching the sport.
Yeah, I can see that. A lot of Americans that don't care about🏈 watch the Superbowl for commercials.
BoOoiIlEd GoOoOooSe
How did bland ass food become the hallmark of cuisine for white middle-class americans? I mean, fuck, just oven roasting those breasts would make them taste.... I say this as a white dude from Canada
Racism. Honestly. Spices were seen for peasants and came from foreign lands. Over the generations it just became normal to come from a family with bland ass food.
Spices were associated with rotting food, because they were often used to cover up the flavor of overly game-y meat — at least that was common in the U.S. .
I don't think you can blame people for eventually realizing that if a piece of meat has a suspicious amount of spice on it, it might just make you sick. You also can't blame someone for being averse to the flavor afterwards — spice kicks twice, and if that second kick is also associated with one of the most violent shits you've ever taken... well you get the picture.
That being said, I do love spice. Not a terribly huge fan of the second kick, but such is life.
Not all of us are that bad. I'm making tamales next week and getting gyros tomorrow
No idea. I'm having wings and tacos on Sunday.