You know how there is Mexican Food, Italian Food, Thai Food,Chinese Food etc?

Besides the obvious fast food chains...and the occasional Tex Mex restaurant or Steak Restaurants such as The Palm and Ruth's Chris Steak House.

Some US dishes are incorporated into fine cuisine menus all over the world

Dishes from Louisiana ( Gumbo, Jambalaya, Cajun spice....) I have tried in versions that are adapted to international cuisine. I had a fantastic Shrimp Gumbo Old New Orleans Style at Fouquet's de Paris.

oh I almost forgot! Another famous US dish, the New England or Manhattan CLAM CHOWDER is also available in many high end seafood restaurants around the globe.

My favoriate food is Italian and my wife is from the Philippines but she was a Nanny~in the Philippines where you are a Nanny they have a lot of helpers~cooks, maids and even laundry is done for the Nanny too all the Nanny has to do is take care of the new born babys so she was not allowed in the Kitichen to cook but later she got a job in Japan and the Japanese have many different kinds of cuisine in Tokyo~~every nationality and this is where my wife learned to cook~and I am glad as most of the Philippine cuisine is really not to my taste~well maybe Lumpia~spring rolls or pancit noodles or anything adoble But my wife makes the best Italian and Mexican foods and she also managed a Chinese Restaurant owned by some Thai people~~Thai food is kind of hot~~and spicy But I like Italian food the bes and my family was mostly German. German breakfast or Frustuck is good~as it is a great amount of food for anyone in the morning~~all kinds of meats and it is more of a dinner then a breakfast. The Spanish have a couple of good meals I like with rice and all kinds of sea food •Paella de Marisco – Spanish Seafood Rice. Paella Valenciana originated in the fields of Valencia, where country folk mixed rice with rabbit, snails and vegetables and cooked it over an open fire. It has evolved into Spain’s most well-known dish, where fish, shellfish, meat, pork and/or chicken may be used.

The McDonalds here in the USA are barely edible as it is, in other countries they are ghastly! I've been to ones in Australia and the UK and they absolutely sucked! If you're think that's 'American' food your totally wrong! In Scotland I've had American style chili, a few Tex-Mex restaurants and Kentucky Fried Chicken and in Tokyo Japan I was 'saved' by TGIF's!

They have Church's Fried Chicken in Mexico....ate there with my grandfather once on a trip I believe to Nuevo Laredo near Laredo...or we were across the border from Eagle Pass...can't remember :)

Also Pizza Hut is worldwide cuz I trained with them to take orders by phone and part of the trng was about the various styles of pizza that are common Pizza Hut items in other countries...like seafood pizza in Asia and such.

yes they do actually ive been to Eastern Europe and they have whats called american ice creams?

you know the twirly ones from a machine?

and pretty much all fast food is considered american there

like hamburgers and hot dogs etc

No, but I did stay at a 'Holiday Inn Express' last night, and ordered up some "American Food" from "Little Italy"...

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Taco Bell

its american mexican food :)

and also Micky D's

I live in Britain and we have American STYLE hot dogs, brownies, pizza etc

i'm from Brazil and there's no American food there whatsoever. that's all i know..there might be some in other countries.

I've been all over Europe and never noticed. Of course they have McDonald's everywhere.

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