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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't play this game. He wants you to serve something that he can send pictures to his friends and laugh about "gross American food." You're not providing him material so he's bored. 
Have some pride. He chose to come here so he shouldn't be mocking everything. It would be extremely rude in any country.[/quote]

Yes, I suspect this, and I don't want to participate. It's like tiktok has taught the outside world everyday americans eat like they're at a county fair, that's why they're all so fat. But I figure it is my duty i signed up for to show him the "real" america, too. So while I am not really going to deviate from how I cook typically, I'm happy to include a few more squarely american dishes into rotation for a chance to be like hey what you see online is fake click bait so you can laugh at americans; this is real.

But honestly, besides BBQ/cornbread and the desserts (which he doesn't eat) most of this stuff listed here is not at all in my go-to list of foods because I, personally, don't find it to be as appealing as other stuff I make, which is why I am here asking others' insight. [/quote]

There's a YouTube channel of two British guys going around trying American food (sometimes they have British teenagers try American food too) and they actually tend to be quite positive.

https://youtu.be/0cxA_gkhRyo?si=ANZL99Sli72JSx7d[/quote]
They also have a channel called "English Gentlemen" where they go around introducting Korean food to mainly Brits.  It's one of my favorite channels.  Josh is married to a Korean woman and speaks fluent Korean.  He went to uni in Korea.[/quote]

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