
r/iamveryculinary

Adding milk and sugar to coffee is banned in Italy, actually
90% of the posts on here should be on r/AmericaBad
Feel like this subreddit has just become a sub-subreddit for r/AmericaBad. Most of these posts don't even critique food snobbery, it's just people throwing tantrums over any tweet or reddit post that talks bad about American cuisine. Every single post is just a variant of "lOoK at ThIs eUroPeAn WhO ThINkS aMeRIcAN cHEese IS bAd!11!!1" or "another one against americans 😡😡😡".
I get that this is reddit, and most people here genuinely have nothing better to do than get worked up over anything that is anti-american, but does it have to be in this subreddit too?
Yes, Europeans talk shit about American cuisine. There is a subreddit (r/AmericaBad) which is meant for critiquing such posts. Post there and stop trying to turn this subreddit into a political hellhole.
Edit: I guess this subreddit really just is a 2nd r/AmericaBad. If that is how you guys want to have it, then so be it I guess 😅
Poor OP was getting flamed
https://www.reddit.com/r/ididnthaveeggs/s/hdGjE7VCd1
The post was about a person subbing milk for mayo in a baking recipe and OP was personally offended.
Another judgmental comment about Hainanese chicken rice
np.reddit.comMari e monti? Not with that tinned fish.
old.reddit.comSome ridiculous classism to go along with everything else
A classic “Americans don’t know anything about cheese”
Ah yes, America is a shithole because we . . . Have to cook our bacon, rather than eat it raw?
It’s official, vegetarians can eat chicken now
Tumblr user knows real recipes dont use butter or cream
Again with the bread
The whole thread is like this https://www.reddit.com/r/answers/s/IzoouVS4r5
OP cooked a scotch egg minus one ingredient and gets crucified in comments
On a post about an American supermarket bread with a short ingredients list
Really a what, three for one on the usual American bread chat?