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Yeah. See: Britain and its Indianised cuisine. Nobody calls or thinks of that as appropriation and I really think that whole thing is overblown, only what I cal
by jamiek88 8y ago
Yeah. See: Britain and its Indianised cuisine. Nobody calls or thinks of that as appropriation and I really think that whole thing is overblown, only what I call the ‘college left’ tend to worry about that.
It gets blown up on the internet though, you actually see more memes mocking that than actual people bothered about it.
It’s silly anyway most American dishes are ultimately from somewhere else originally or use local ingredients to change them.
- yellowapple 8y agoThe bar fight scene in Talladega Nights put it perfectly, with Ricky Bobby listing off examples of "American" food and his new French arch-nemesis correcting him with actual countries of origin.