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Italia is missing out on Chicago Style Pan Pizza and Italian Beef sandwiches. Thank you Italian immigrants for adapting and creating the delicious food.
That's a casserole.
That's a sandwich with beef in a panini.
Please don't misuse European countries names as adjectives, that's offensive.
Pizza Americana. Torta Americana. Amerikan Salatasi. Cool American Doritos.
Thats a Nestle product name. Nestle is USA company.
Same with Cool American Doritos, it's USa company naming it.
No idea what Salatsi is, sounds Turkish. Turkey is not European.
"Pizza Americana" is a Pizza Hut invention as far as I can tell.
Try again.
Nestle is Swiss. The Doritos are called that because Euro countries call our "ranch" dressing "American" dressing. Turkiye is on the Eurasian border with parts in both continents. I can't easily find where the pizza was first marketed but that's not even relevant to the point: the rest of the world is using our country's name as an adjective for food so fuck you we're doing it too.
Fuck me with a rusty rake. You're right. It is Swiss.
Literally we don't eat ranch dressing here, it is only in chips and mcdonalds and shiet. And that is for sure USA owned.
Turkey is not European, whenever it might lie.
No, it is your style - see "french fries". In Europe it's "fries".