Whiter than you, Mehmet Sanchez.
Why can't white people cook?
Lincoln Walker
Zachary Howard
Baby nigger is mad :^) cry me a river bamboola
Cameron Allen
Why can't niggers be productive members of society?
Mason Sanchez
t. Mutt
MUTT MUTT
John Davis
I like when people say "white people don't season their food" cause you know by seasoning they mean salt. When people say that I like to say "isn't there a massive problem with hypertension in the black community?"
Noah Myers
LMFAO underated HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAH
Elijah Williams
>using logic against brainless memes
Jayden Mitchell
Ethiopian food is fucking great, thought!
Austin Howard
This is actually a good question - I want to take a stab at it. American white people, in most cases, are the product of various Anglo cultures mixing themselves together for many generations. In order for culinary traditions to persist, you likely need:
A) A strong generational family structure / communal living where knowledge can be passed on easily. Americans are fiercely individualistic, and in most cases kick their kids out at 18, and so they don't have this.
B) A family matriarch (or in some cases, patriarch) to run the kitchen and teach their children. Not only were older people with more culinary prowess less likely to pick up their lives and head to a new country, but "go back to the kitchen" has now become a derogatory meme now, and a lot of modern women want no part in it. The rise of feminism has hit white women especially early and hard, and coupling that with their already higher-class, dainty disposition means even lower chances they'll teach themselves how to cook, be taught how to cook, or even want to be taught in the first place.
C) A consistent style, method, or regional method of cooking that everybody in the family is used to eating and enjoys - (Italian, Greek, French, etc.) as well as relatively easy access to the ingredients for those recipes. Because white American families were often composed of multiple Anglo groups, and because they were in a relatively new country, they probably either lacked some understanding on how to make something, had family members that weren't used to preparing or eating that food, or they couldn't get one or two ingredients that they wanted easily enough.
So now, because of all these factors, you've got just a handful of very simple things like pizza, cheeseburgers, generic tacos, and hot dogs. That's white American food.
Parker Robinson
Are... are you trying to imply that white people don't put a fuckton of salt on everything? Because when I think of white people food, everything is just drenched in salt and butter and nothing with actual flavor.