Debate user 'Null' if America has Cheese, Meat, and Bread.

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Are people mad at Jersh telling them to go find real food and stop eating processed slop? Learn where you're local butcher, baker, and farmers are and it will make a huge difference in the food you eat.
 
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Florida man who spent his adolescence in a single-parent household in his room coding mods for a block game for free eating microwave burritos and sugar water eventually gets enough donations for saying nigger to go outside and try real food, assumes this life experience is representative of the average American and average European. Tale as old as time.
 
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Heckler1 said:
Are people mad at Jersh telling them to go find real food and stop eating processed slop? Learn where you're local butcher, baker, and farmers are and it will make a huge difference in the food you eat.
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That might be what he's arguing now, shit has changed so much I don't even know anymore. Original tard fight started because he made a definitive statement that Americans are incapable of getting good meat and cheese unless they live in a major city.

He's been proven wrong enough to where now we're talking about Americans putting bread on layaway or some shit lol.
 
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Heckler1 said:
Are people mad at Jersh telling them to go find real food and stop eating processed slop? Learn where you're local butcher, baker, and farmers are and it will make a huge difference in the food you eat.
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No people are mad because he said real food doesn't exist in America. Then said it didn't exist if you lived outside of the city. Then Wisconsin. Then outside of coastal areas. Now the current argument is because it's too expensive.
 
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Nachos Bell Grande said:
That might be what he's arguing now, shit has changed so much I don't even know anymore. Original tard fight started because he made a definitive statement that Americans are incapable of getting good meat and cheese unless they live in a major city.

He's been proven wrong enough to where now we're talking about Americans putting bread on layaway or some shit lol.
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I think Americans are capable of getting normal food, but they wake up and choose to eat HFCS-infused plastic instead.
 
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Null said:
bro in the entire EU you can find produce for under a euro. just looking at the grocery inflation charts in the US is staggering. I don't know how the average american makes it through the day.
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What do you even mean by this? What produce and how much?

I think you're experiencing the same phenomenon a lot of Americans do when they go abroad.
You're in a foreign country so you're actually exploring, but you never thought to explore your own back yard when you lived in America. You never checked out what local places were around you and never walked beyond the goy slop aisle at the big box grocery store.
 
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CHARizard said:
Do Europeans have Pimento Cheese? Have they experienced the pure bliss of a pimento sandwich?


Its the "cavier of the south"
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Pimento cheese is amazing...I've had tickets to the practice rounds off and on each year for The Masters since 2010.

There was one year the recipe for the pimento cheese changed, I want to say 2012 or 2013 since I won back-to-back tickets during the yearly raffle around that time. It just wasn't the same, but when I was last there in 2019 it seemed like the OG recipe.

I always love going down South for any reason I can, always feels like Midwesterners and Southerners have a lot more in common with each other than anyone else in this country. Maybe it's the hospitality and politeness our cultures share, IDK.
 
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Unironically if you convert this and compare them side by side, they're about the same in pricing to most US stores. Basically convert this to ounces or remember that the US uses the devil's measurment and convert to grams, and then compare by equivalent rates.

In many cases, when the weights are converted and they are of a similar quality, cheeses from both continents will be at about the same price wise. That's the power of marketing, forgetting details, and why I can happily say we all eat like absolute dogshit.
Heckler1 said:
Are people mad at Jersh telling them to go find real food and stop eating processed slop? Learn where you're local butcher, baker, and farmers are and it will make a huge difference in the food you eat.
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More like he had a retarded take you tend to see from expats, and he's corncobbing, or in this case cheesespreading to avoid taking an L.
 
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Tour of Italy said:
Null really just hates the people’s cheese. As a childless neet he forgets that people with multiple kids can’t put a hunk of Muenster in their lunchbox every day as if they’d eat it anyway.
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I loved Muenster cheese as a kid and always got it because I misheard it as "monster cheese" but then once I got it it was delicious, so I always wanted "monster cheese."
 
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