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We laugh. It's almost a tradition when visiting to America to go to one and see what they make of Australia. Imagine if there was a 'texas bbq' chain in Austra
by AnotherGoodName 3y ago
We laugh. It's almost a tradition when visiting to America to go to one and see what they make of Australia.
Imagine if there was a 'texas bbq' chain in Australia that had deep fried hotdogs, cowboy hat fries or whatever other plausibly American thing you could think of. You'd go there to have a laugh at the sillyness of it all. That's what we do :)
- hooverd 3y agoIt's true, Americans will fry anything. We'll fry your shoe.
- monocasa 3y agoI had a deep fried stick of butter once. Was great, would have it again after checking if my heart can physiologicaly handle it.
- 542458 3y ago> deep fried hotdogs You mean a corndog? Nothing inauthentic about that!
- monocasa 3y agoOr better yet, the abominations that appear to be all "Mexican" food in Australia.
- bitwize 3y ago> Imagine if there was a 'texas bbq' chain in Australia that had deep fried hotdogs, cowboy hat fries or whatever other plausibly American thing you could think of. Imagine? Given what I saw in Australia, finding such a place is probably relatively easy and would make a fun vacation exercise. In just about every major city there is a place called "New York Pizza" or something similar. There is an inverse relationship in these places between distance to actual New York and closeness of the pizza to real New York pizza. The New York Pizza in Boston is pretty close. The New York Pizza in Brisbane? I'm not sure but I think they used salami for pepperoni...