Why do Europeans on here pretend that American food isn't good?

That looks like the krabby patty that almost killed that health inspector

youtube.com/watch?v=1Pja1A2_jWU
Does this look dodgy to you?

fancier isn't necessarily better

In what way is it fancier

It's not covered in grease and corn syrup

what gave you the idea that American burgers are covered in corn syrup?

All your "food" is

Well you're covered in seamen

No need to bring in the Russian navy

bullshit. That would only be things like cheap barbecue sauce

youtube.com/watch?v=IwdDbz24Ryk
British qt trying Texas BBQ for the first time

Just a reminder

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Post some American food that isn't BBQ, burgers or anything deep fried.
OPs pic looked goodm post some American food that isn't burgers, bbq or deep fried.

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For you, american food = food you can find in america?

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Most burgers here are superior, not counting super fancy ones

From what I've tried In and out and 5 guys can compete the rest no

Is that crawfish?

Fast food burgers are nothing special. Gastropubs tend to have the best burgers

Pancakes and apple pie

From what I've heard American fast food is something you have to be native to and preferably raised on to enjoy fully.

yes

this is Eggs Benedict

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What's that? Eggs with hollandaise sauce?

Full of rat feces, hfcs and pedros hairs

even though it's found all over Europe?
yes

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poached eggs with hollandaise sauce with ham/bacon on top of an English muffin

We do?

I feel what makes american food so great is the variety of different food you can choose from

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Is it any good?

t. Mohammed

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can someone else post some more American dishes for me?

Yeah it's pretty good and not hard to do. You can switch the bacon for smoked salmon too.

Nice. Might try although I've never made a poached egg and don't think I can get my hands on a English muffin.

This looks simple but it's really good. I had this from a place in New Orleans with a slice of garlic toast

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naughtybrgr.com/menu/?lang=en
Would a burger like these burgers?

poached eggs are really good, I always get them with toast and home fries when I go to the diner

English muffin or a toast, it's about the same really.
Poached eggs aren't that hard, just look up a video. A good trick is to create an artificial whirlwind in your pan, it helps

True. If one thing was nice from my trip it's the amount of places I could choose from that all have different kinds of food

Some of them look like memes but I'm sure they're all decent to great

Is Europe attempting out-hipster us with the burgers?

A lot of those 3 stars restaurants are held by foreign chefs making foreign cuisine, even in France.
Would you say that this is american cuisine?
youtube.com/watch?v=N5SrDhe4bE0

We'll see how it goes.

>variation
>posts 20 images of sauces that consists of canned tomatoes, prawns and curry powder
Yep, great food. LMFAO

Retard. There are no canned tomatoes or curry powder there.
Unlike Northern Yuropoors, we don't add curry to everything to make up for a traditionally bland native cuisine

All that I've tried have been great, maybe not worth the price though.
>Is Europe attempting out-hipster us with the burgers?
Probably.

Is 12 Euros for a burger considered expensie in Finnland? I would consider that to be reasonably priced for here if it was really good and came with fries.

>we don't add curry to everything to make up for a traditionally bland native cuisine
Only think curry is used for here is one dish that came up in the 70s.

We have those too
>burger joint
burger-fries.com/home-burgers/nos-burgers/
>burger restaurant
bigfernand.com/menu/

not sure why curry came to mind then, when none of this stuff looks like curry

Herburger and McDonald burgers are about 4-5€, but they're pretty trash. So I guess compared to that a quality burger like those aren't that expensive.

>gumbo
A-American food?

Anybody even with a 2 digit IQ would think all this food looks like a supermarket curry ready meal

You can watch some cooking videos for yourself, that's not true at all

All of those look delicious.

He's baiting yoy

They're pretty good yeah. Real cheese really adds something to a burger

That looks like fucking dogshit lmao

Shrimp is fucking gross

t. 8 year old

just a mix of recipes from other countries with a weird mix of low quality spices with no sense at all and a lot of deep frying and cream to cover up the mess

>low quality spices
what?

You'd be more credible if you stopped wanking over fucking mac and cheese

I don't, mutt food is good but it's too fatty so you can't eat it often. Besides, there's more and better food from other places like Italy.

Probably low quality garbage that has lost all taste.

barrells and barrells of pre grounded spices with all flavour lost so you always add a ton of it thinking that will fix anything
just use better stuff, it's the same with every dish you make, thinking more is better

Hey it may come as a surprise but I don't care.

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yet you commented

Where's Russia?

>Elio's pizza

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>pancakes and apple pie are american food

Ok Muhammed

Even fucking Finland has shrimp soup.

Michelin stars are a meme. The arbitrary quality requirements make it much more about whether the owner can make the restaurant economically sustainable rather than food quality.