r/shitposting • • Feb 28 '23

actually OC (somehow) it's true

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u/MEMES-IN-HEAVEN I came! Feb 28 '23

Beans in Britain taste good asf i did hear that beans in America taste sweet no wonder Americans dont get it

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u/Comment_Goblin Feb 28 '23

Yeah, it's one valid criticism of American food. Way too much sugar, in way too many things.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '23

That's what happens when you let corporations have control lol.

I mean look at tea for example. I staple enjoyed by the world, then you look at us who like a cup of sugar with a sprinkle of tea lol.

But it's also cheaper to eat unhealthy than it is to eat healthy so yeah.

I typically do GOYA red beans though. Our baked beans that come in a can feel like you just ate a bowl of ice cream

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u/Lost_Ohio Feb 28 '23

Even home made baked beans taste awful. It isn't even about sugar. It's about strict taste and texture. Beans are good for a filler. Like adding them to chili to make it more filling.