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Originally posted by Tropez
That same thing applies to the US. Many dishes in the US came from Native Americans such as cornbread. A large part of Latin American cuisine is a combination of old and new world.
My point still does stand. The US does have its own cuisine and even if they may have originated from the home countries of immmigrants there's an American spin to it. If you say these dishes aren't American, and a few others that originated in the US don't count then you'll have to do the same for other cultures.
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Exactly, when Europeans have been inspired by other cuisines, they make slight changes and then claim them as their own. When Americans do the exact same thing they are labeled as non American and not given any credit.
Either way, American cuisine is unique
like british food is so unique 