~smurf:

I'll eat any and everything too,

tosinadeda:

hmmmmmm

~smurf:

I'll eat any and everything too,

~smurf:

Heheheheh ;Dthanks Ogidi bwoi I'll try for your sake too love,

OgidiBoy:

***** Ogidiboy is feeling very lucky tonight wow****

OgidiBoy:


Thank you for listening, nothing wrong with fat chicks but your fineness is just too much to play around with abeg.

Kweenisha:

jidekwa k'iji

It would be good to know what our national beverage is,

I think you should go with a mindset that nothing will taste like American food

Inked_Nerd:


I was just gonna say that as well. My sister and I were having a conversation about a the same topic not too long ago. If you really think about it there aren't many "American" dishes. I know some may say  that most dishes in a country tend to be borrowed from somewhere else and that may be true, but in the US's case, it's a blend of borrowed ideas from other places. Even some of the things they refer to as soul food are altered variations of food that were once eaten before slaves were brought to the Americas. Some of the soul food is also things that were put together from scraps that slaves were given from their slave masters. In a sense there really is no "traditional American" dishes. If we wanna speak of American cooking, I'd say Native American food [which by the way is very delicious and varies from tribe to tribe] is very good.

favouredjb:

Our food is d sweetest,bestest,and very spicy.u can't even taste some of my fod cos,d rate at which I eat pepper,u go fear fear,although a reduced my pepper intake now.

You are probably feeding on foods from China and Europe.