Son of KC / 136459

From where did this whole meme of "white people don't season their food lmao xdXdxD" came from?, or even a better question, from where is people taking that statement from?, everyone seasons their food in all the cultures I think the only one that doesn't is the british but out of that, everybody seasons their food germans, slavs, southern europeans, uralics, scandinavians, chinese, americans, canadians, hispanic, japanese, mongolians, koreans and arabs, everyone does it.

Bernd2022-02-14 02:03:05 · 4yNo. 136460 reply

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>>136459

Where from? America. Want me to be more specific? Niggers. Even more? American public schools, which are filled with niggers. Wypipo ("white" people) usually serve school lunches there in cafeterias. American school lunches are famously shit (Look at the shit the nigger presidents wife came up with for example).

I wish death upon america. The Soviets shouldve had more balls.

Bernd2022-02-14 02:49:36 · 4yNo. 136464 reply

>>136460

Wow rude

Bernd2022-02-14 03:04:01 · 4yNo. 136465 reply

it's an american thing maybe

Bernd2022-02-14 11:32:42 · 4yNo. 136502 reply

America.

I believe someone pointed out that during 19th century, some proddies had the idea that making their food taste good is wrong because enjoying anything worldly is sinful. So they made their food as bland as possible on purpose.

That said, Europe even has history of its own sharply spiced food. Mustard isn't native to Europe technically but has been grown and used here for a long time. And then there's horseradish…

Bernd2022-02-14 12:41:19 · 4yNo. 136516 reply

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>>136502

>some proddies had the idea that making their food taste good is wrong because enjoying anything worldly is sinful. So they made their food as bland as possible on purpose.

I'm not defending zealotry and retarded pseudo-religious practices, but it is this kind of attitude, this kind of willpower that can really change the world. I have a lot of respect for American pilgrims and early protestants in general.