Do Americans just don't have a cuisine anymore?

What did people eat before the invention of take outs, frozen food and processed crap? Don't Americans ever cook at home?
What's a traditional three course American meal like?

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Meat and potatoes

>What did people eat before the invention of take outs, frozen food and processed crap?
Various things, depending on location time of year.
> Don't Americans ever cook at home?
Yes.
>What's a traditional three course American meal like?
Salad, a combination of meat/carb/vegetable (say, roasted turkey, mashed potato and steamed vegetables) and dessert. Sometimes the dessert is skipped.

>Salad, a combination of meat/carb/vegetable (say, roasted turkey, mashed potato and steamed vegetables)
Well those don't sound very traditional to me. And they're not really unique to America either. Don't you guys eat stuff, nobody outside your country makes?

It's pretty traditional since turkey and potato are new world foods local to North America.

We're a multiculutral democracy found on the melting pot of a bunch of different other cultures. Hence foods such as pizza, taco, sushi, etc are popular here in the states

used to be the man would go out and work, while the wife tended to the kids and had time to prep dinner.

now both parties need to work and since theres no one to cook we just buy,buy,buy

>What did people eat before the invention of take outs, frozen food and processed crap?
Same stuff they do nowadays, IG.

>Don't Americans ever cook at home?
Yeah duh you'd go broke otherwise

>What's a traditional three course American meal like?
Salad (or Soup), Meat Course, Desert.

> is mad that we made a whole new variety of food for people by freezing or processing it
Why?

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Technically that is correct, yet also unsatisfactory

Capitalism was a mistake

>Salad (or Soup), Meat Course, Desert.
That's very vague and nonspecific

The issue isn't that people eat frozen food or processed stuff. Okay it kinda is, because they're a symptom of how the fabric of our society and traditional families are falling apart? But I find it even more worrisome how everything is packaged in like five layers of plastic and tinfoil, that ultimately has nowhere to go and will just end up in the ocean, then later down the line in our own food and tapwater, as microplastics.