>>16655
It's ironic, or appropriate, that all those heavy flaws also apply to the United States.
Regarding cheese i think the same, >>16651 is right about the joke used by minorities in the U.S. too but to be fair everyone heavily uses cheese in the entire continent other than caribbean negroes and andean indigenous groups, the former because they are highly intolerant to lactose (also don't know to do anything other than pick fruit) and the latter because there's no cows around there so they conform to their local crops and its plenty of variations.
>>16672
This is true at least in central america and the latin part of north america, it's not uncommon for a family of 4 to eat a kg/2lbs of maize products a day. But the use of corn syrup is frowned upon unlike in America, and the inclusion of it in products like soda was heavily criticized a couple of years ago when the U.S. lifted the embargo on Cuba and made all the cane sugar go there as a condition, thus destroying the soda market in half of latin america.
Also there's a new stereotype for americans in recent years here if you want to know, their use of avocado has become infamous as hell because they bought the entire export market along with half of the internal one, the price of it skyrocketed to 500% and nowadays it's rare to consume it as we did 5 years ago. The jokes come when talking about their contemporary cuisine and how they put avocado in toast, eat artificial tacos with nothing but avocado, avocado milkshakes, fried avocado, make guacamole with cheddar cheese and cold tomato and other assorted recipes that are considered ultimate kitchen sins. Some people when doing the shopping in border cities buy all the netted avocado they find and sell it back to their neighbors due to the absence of it in small towns.
>>16681
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