America is a very distinct country. We're the only people who say soccer instead of football, we don't use the metric system, and (triple whammy) we're the fattest nation in the world. I'm from America and all, but my parents are Filipino, so they teach me some stuff differently, like:
1)Most meals are eaten. With rice.
2)Even American food can be eaten. With rice.
3)More Americans visit foreign restaurants than that of the people who share the same culture of the food.
My Family and Consumer Science teacher also teaches me stuff about America. She's from like, New Zealand or whatever, eating Mediterannean food. And she keeps making fun of Americans saying stuff like we teach the Japanese to eat from fast food. She can't be saying stuff like that, though, 'cause she taught us how to make oatmeal cookies from fake oats and animal fats.
And, as a Filipina, I was watching Lose It With Jillian Micheals, and she was helping this one family of about fivewith their eating pattern. There were something like eight trays of mac and cheese, fried chicken, mashed potatoes and some other stuff, so Jillian whopped that whole entire thing in the tray. Sad thing is, we share that amount amongst our extended family of about twenty when there are special occasions.
