Which country has the best food?

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

qualities to look into:

-use of spices
-variety
-types of ingredients used
-affordability
-flavor variety
-cooking method
-difficulty to replicate recipes
-availability

which hat would you throw into the ring from what country in your honest opinion has the best foods.

[Stakanov]

Italie

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

Every country has amazing food.

[Alliesaurus]

Whichever country makes the best baked beans

[juicebox]

Italy, India, Mexico, Peru

[Stakanov]

Originally posted by Midori:

South Korea 🥰
Of course if you don’t like spicy food then not so much. Spicy fried chicken🙃🙃

No, no and no, Koreans throw sugar all over their food, it's inedible in my opinion, the only thing Koreans are excellent at is crabs, and everything in the sea like fish, algae and all...

[ナルゴ]

Italy, Spain, and my own country.

[replika]

france, and Belgium.

[Stakanov]

Originally posted by Midori:

Originally posted by Stakanov:

No, no and no, Koreans throw sugar all over their food, it's inedible in my opinion, the only thing Koreans are excellent at is crabs, and everything in the sea like fish, algae and all...

I’m not really into that stuff… I just like nice things like gimchi, jjajangmyeon and bulgogi. What is giving you the impression they have lots of sugar?

I remember a steakhouse, the bread was sweet, the mash sweet, the fries sweet, the meat was quite good but 250 euros for that...

In the markets there are fruit sticks in syrup, I swear each bite brings you closer to diabetes

Afterwards yes there is good food too, but this kind of experience is too much.

[Eidolon]

Malaysia, because our 3 major ethnic groups is an amazing fusion to have when it comes to food. Malay, Chinese, and Indian. Hard to beat it

[Sir Dookface McFerretballs]

UNITED STATES... Because it has every other country's food!

There is so much diversity in the U.S.A. when it comes to food choices... Everything from other countries to fusions of different country cuisines with each other.

Hell, I can have French, Italian, Spanish, Indian, Japanese, and German food, all without leaving a single restaurant-row strip mall.

[Stakanov]

Originally posted by Midori:

Originally posted by Sir Dookface McFerretballs:

UNITED STATES... Because it has every other country's food!

There is so much diversity in the U.S.A. when it comes to food choices... Everything from other countries to fusions of different country cuisines with each other.

Hell, I can have French, Italian, Spanish, Indian, Japanese, and German food, all without leaving a single restaurant-row strip mall. :SafeForWork:

Not to mention the portion sizes u-u

Americans have 2 liter cups in their fast food, it's crazy, 2 liters is a month's consumption for me

[Tiberius]

British food is the best. I cant wait to try chicken tikka masala again

[sleeps]

Originally posted by Eidolon:

Malaysia, because our 3 major ethnic groups is an amazing fusion to have when it comes to food. Malay, Chinese, and Indian. Hard to beat it

[Pocahawtness]

Originally posted by Sir Dookface McFerretballs:

UNITED STATES... Because it has every other country's food!

There is so much diversity in the U.S.A. when it comes to food choices... Everything from other countries to fusions of different country cuisines with each other.

Hell, I can have French, Italian, Spanish, Indian, Japanese, and German food, all without leaving a single restaurant-row strip mall. :SafeForWork:

I think that tends to be the way in many countries that don't have a really solid food base of their own. They just adopt foods from other countries. And, I think you are right, diversity is better!

[[N]ebsun]

Originally posted by Fumo Christmas Bnnuy n Frends:

qualities to look into:

-use of spices
-variety
-types of ingredients used
-affordability
-flavor variety
-cooking method
-difficulty to replicate recipes
-availability

which hat would you throw into the ring from what country in your honest opinion has the best foods.

India