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| World’s Worst National Cuisine | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Britain | 25.1% of votes |
| 2nd | United States | 10.3% of votes |
| 3rd
4th 5th 5th 6th |
China
Russia Germany Australia Ireland |
3.5% of votes
3.2% of votes 2.6% of votes 2.3% of votes 2.0% of votes |
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NO NO NO!!!! Britain can´t be worst ever!!! (Note: I am not British)
The worst cuisine?It is Korean.British and US are far far better than Korean.Have you ever tried kimchi?This is something fermented. Usually white cabbage with pepper, garlic and salt.It doesn’t include anything like nutrition. Only smells bad, tastes ugly and hot,extremely spicy,colored in orange.Objective of kimch is only to eat white rice more.No need to cook and very cheap.Recently French government prohibited to sell kimchi as poisonous food.However, Koreans believe kimchi is the finest food in the world. Why not to travel to Korea.
@choro in Tokyo
French government banning the sale of kimchi? Never heard of it. I’ve lived in Korea for 10 years now and I love kimchi. If you don’t like it, that’s fine but don’t insult Koreans and their cuisine by saying that it’s poisonous and the objective of kimchi is to eat rice more…that’s just stupid and ignorant on your part.
Speaking of Korean cuisine, I like bulgogi, kalbi, and bibimbap in addition to kimchi. Some of my friends don’t like kimchi, but a lot of them who were unfamiliar with Korean food instantly liked bulgogi, kalbi (korean style BBQ), and bibimbap in hot stone bowls. I’m also a fan of Chinese cuisine, especially any dish that has chicken meat and delicious sauce! I love sesame chicken, but I heard that it’s not a traditional Chinese cuisine and has been very americanized.