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Yes it is. Read my post. Just because you don't want to believe that doesn't make it reality. Apple pie is as British as tea and scones. Chips and salsa were invented by Texans just because it has spices in it doesn't mean it's not American™
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NBC reported today that Hispanics and Whites are now equal in number in California. Since a few hours have passed, Hispanics now must outnumber whites in the Golden State. Next: Texas.
Depending on the conversation - Hispanics are white. So, really nothing has changed. But, within the context of this thread, they are not. We are rather wish-washy when it comes to the Hispanic community.
Yep. I wonder how many Real Americans™ know that chips and salsa were invented in the American Southwest while apple pie was brought over from Britain the real saying should be, "As British as apple pie"
corn, tomatoes and chilies are indigenous to Ameirca
I know that old dude doesnt...
hey old dude, thanks for bringing the apples and syphilis with you...
The word was "salsa" not tomatoes, corn, etc. Unless one considers tomatoes to be the same thing as spaghetti sauce that's a pretty much of a stretch. Salsa is a Mexican/Hispanic condiment and it mostly prevalent in the southwest not the entire country. It is a part of the Hispanic culture and doesn't represent mainstream America's cultural food.
NBC reported today that Hispanics and Whites are now equal in number in California. Since a few hours have passed, Hispanics now must outnumber whites in the Golden State. Next: Texas.
The word was "salsa" not tomatoes, corn, etc. Unless one considers tomatoes to be the same thing as spaghetti sauce that's a pretty much of a stretch. Salsa is a Mexican/Hispanic condiment and it mostly prevalent in the southwest not the entire country. It is a part of the Hispanic culture and doesn't represent mainstream America's cultural food.
In other words, it's not Real American™ because it doesn't sound American™ like Wienerschnitzel or Sauerkraut does it? So I'm guessing pizza and spaghetti isn't representative of mainstream American™ culture, then?
The word was "salsa" not tomatoes, corn, etc. Unless one considers tomatoes to be the same thing as spaghetti sauce that's a pretty much of a stretch. Salsa is a Mexican/Hispanic condiment and it mostly prevalent in the southwest not the entire country. It is a part of the Hispanic culture and doesn't represent mainstream America's cultural food.
I think you need to "Katchup"
Salsa has been the United States number one selling condiment since 2006 when sales surpassed.....wait for it..........Katchup.
So sad for you.
That being said I had salsa on my fried eggs and katchup on my country fried taters this morning.
Yes it is. Read my post. Just because you don't want to believe that doesn't make it reality. Apple pie is as British as tea and scones. Chips and salsa were invented by Texans just because it has spices in it doesn't mean it's not American™
Texas? LOL. Salsa predates the Spanish conquistadors.
Pace Picante came from Texas and we all know how authentico that is.
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just because it has spices in it doesn't mean it's not American™
the real saying should be, "As British as apple pie"
So sad for you.
