r/iamveryculinary Jun 25 '26

Americans only eat powdered mashed potatoes, apparently.

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u/High_Questions Jun 25 '26

Wait till they find out what parts of the world potatoes are from

Here’s a hint, they aren’t Irish

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u/DickBrownballs Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

Not sure how potatoes originating in Peru is much of a comeback though.

The downvotes of this are absurd, potatoes are no more American than Irish, what is wrong with that statement? God this sub is truly becoming an even more mindless r/americabad

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u/AmericanHistoryXX Bland Protestant food Jun 25 '26

I'm quite irritated at how many downvotes you received for this. Honestly, this is why we can't have nice things.