Non-Americans Are Sharing What Their Country Thinks "The Average American Diet" Is And Honestly It's 100% Accurate And 100% Depressing
Did you know that if you go to a grocery store in another country oftentimes you'll find an "American" section in the store? You ever wonder what foods people in other countries think are "American food"? Let's find out:
1.The UK:
Reeses Puffs, Lucky Charms, popcorn, pretzels.
2.Ireland:
Jerkey, Pop-Tarts, Reeses, and an intriguing amount of Mike & Ike representation.
3.France:
Lots and lots of hot sauces and syrups.
4.New Zealand:
Pop-Tarts, Lucky Charms, and every type of candy you buy before seeing a movie.
5.Abu Dhabi:
Every single type of mayo under the sun.
6.Poland:
Oreos...Nerds...hot sauce...Reese's...I'll allow it.
7.Colombia:
Hot chocolate, ketchup, peanut butter, and muffin mix.
8.The Netherlands:
Frostings and mixes and dressings, oh my!
9.Australia:
Chips, candy...and Marshmallow Fluff.
10.Spain:
Ranch dressing, chocolate syrup, cake mix, frosting, and...yup...MARSHMALLOW FLUFF.
11.Jordan:
Honey... syrup... mayo... sugar... cake mix.
12.Denmark:
Salad dressing, Jell-O, pickles, Twizzlers, and cooking spray?
13.Germany:
Good ol' fashioned American mustard.
14.The UK, again:
So much candy.
15.Norway:
Jello, chocolate syrup, and the GOAT chip Kettle Chips.
16.Belgium:
A respectable three shelves of Reeses.
17.Germany again:
Salad dressing, nacho cheese, cake mix, syrup, and Marshmallow Fluff.
18.Japan:
Lots and lots of cereal.
19.Finland:
Pop-Tarts, mustard, and so many hot sauces.
20.Kuwait:
Mac & cheese galore.
21.And, finally, this is the "American Super Bowl" section of a German grocery store:
The time-honored American tradition of eating a plain bun filled with ketchup is one I hold so, so dear.
