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First one I got was American-style pancakes, where I was supposed to put syrup and butter on it. Now due to partaking in way too much pop culture, I knew what t
by mhd 14y ago
First one I got was American-style pancakes, where I was supposed to put syrup and butter on it. Now due to partaking in way too much pop culture, I knew what to do. But while pancakes are pretty common, not everyone eats small, thick ones, stacked to incredible heights and thus is able to recognize them. Never mind the syrup, which is basically as international as a PB&J sandwich.
That's the problem with iconography in general. Easily outdated or subject to i18n goofs.
- daeken 14y agoThis is off-topic, but are PB&J sandwiches really not a common thing outside of the US? I've never heard this before.
- taybenlor 14y agoThey are not common outside of the US. Whenever I see people eat them in films and TV Shows I think "Ewww". Surprise, not everywhere is the same.
- mhd 14y agoPeanut butter is pretty rare outside of the US. I think the Dutch have it as a "native" product and it's been getting more popular as a "typical American" import. Basically the roles of peanut butter and Nutella are reversed in large parts of Europe.