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Which culture's food do you really like?
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Ahh yes, Italian food is good too. Mostly a pasta person like spaghetti and ravioli.
Oh yeah me too, my personal favourites.
I really like Mexican food.
Mexican food is really about it for me. It's mostly just tacos and burritos, though... lol
YES!!!! Love mexican food. Lucky to live in the best place to get some real authentic Mexican food. After all, where I live, they are the majority of the population. White people and people of other ethnicities are the minorities. Which doesn't bother me, I love mexican people, food and their culture.
Mmmm, Italian is my second favorite.
Yep, we do too somewhat!
I enjoy food from all cultures. There's amazing food everywhere, and while I haven't tried dishes from every culture, I believe there's always something to love. Even with the food we grow up with, we don't like every dish there are many we don't enjoy.
We often prefer similar foods to what we're used to, but over time, we can adapt to different cuisines and learn to appreciate them more.
It often comes down to the ingredients and flavours.
For example, if a culture doesn't use spicy food, it can take time to get used to it.
I've noticed that people who are used to heavily spiced food tend to be more critical of blander cuisines. It seems like it's harder to adjust to less spicy food
I can never pick just one .
We often prefer similar foods to what we're used to, but over time, we can adapt to different cuisines and learn to appreciate them more.
It often comes down to the ingredients and flavours.
For example, if a culture doesn't use spicy food, it can take time to get used to it.
I've noticed that people who are used to heavily spiced food tend to be more critical of blander cuisines. It seems like it's harder to adjust to less spicy food
I can never pick just one .
Thai and Mexican. Must be vegan though.
Mexican, Chinese, Italian
Same here! Burritos, Tacos and Quesadillas are my favorite. I could eat mexican food everyday.I really like Mexican food.
wow seems almost everyone said Mexican food
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