Mustard
“Mustard that is bright yellow and tastes like vinegar, and not like mustard. You can only get this in North America. Anywhere else mustard looks, tastes, and smells entirely different.” – Mads Brink
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3 thoughts on “12 Classic U.S. Foods That Make Foreigners Feel Disgusted”
They are NOT discussing REAL peanut butter which is JUST peanuts WITHOUT sugar.
If they think corn on the cob is :pig food” they’re missing our on something!!
I think if foreigners don’t like our food they should stay in their own country. I have been abroad and really do. It like their food!!!
Autocorrect screwed my answer up. I have been abroad and really do not like their food as well!