what do white people eat for dinner (home cooked)??????

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i always wondered this?

like do yall have taco tuesday and lasagna friday or something?

im actually really curious cause i remember back in highschool one of my white friend's family always ate out/fast food for dinner.

like im Korean so I usually eat rice with korean soup + side dishes + meat and im sure most culture have their own ethnic food they eat as well on the usual with their family... but like what do white people eat???
 
Meatloaf?

Also does everyone get their own set meal? Or is it family style?
 
Broccoli cakes and steamed medley over a bed of short grain brown rice. No salt.
 
What do you mean by white?

Italian? Polish? Russian? alp?
 
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Extremely bland and/or terrible food. I hate eating with my European relatives when I visit them (My dad is European, but he's Asian-washed, so I never had to deal with that food growing up). I usually take a few bites, pretend like I'm full, then head out to the nearest ethnic spot when I "go out to get something real quick".

Europeans hate spicy and flavorful food, except for the English; they acknowledge that their food is trash, and they LOVE Indian food. Every time I go to an Asian/Middle Eastern restaurant in Europe, I always ask the staff to make the food "the way you REALLY make it"

There's only so many days in a row you can eat different types of bread, sliced meat,sausage, and steak. I'm not even exaggerating; I never eat Chipotle here in the US and find it extremely mediocre, but when I came back from living in Spain and Portugal for a few months, that @#$@ was heaven sent
 
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I cook mostly Spanish or Asian inspired meals. Rice with every meal, sometimes Miso soup. 

Being vegan it is usually going to include beans and  broccoli for protein/iron as I don't OD on tofu and want to refrain from taking supplements. 
 
If they cook French or German food then that's pretty good. Went to those type of restaurants recently and the food was delicious.
 
SFC415 said:
Extremely bland and/or terrible food. I hate eating with my European relatives when I visit them (My dad is European, but he's Asian-washed, so I never had to deal with that food growing up). I usually take a few bites, pretend like I'm full, then head out to the nearest ethnic spot when I "go out to get something real quick".

Europeans hate spicy and flavorful food, except for the English; they acknowledge that their food is trash, and they LOVE Indian food. Every time I go to an Asian/Middle Eastern restaurant in Europe, I always ask the staff to make the food "the way you REALLY make it"

There's only so many days in a row you can eat different types of bread, sliced meat,sausage, and steak. I'm not even exaggerating; I never eat Chipotle here in the US and find it extremely mediocre, but when I came back from living in Spain and Portugal for a few months, that @#$@ was heaven sent
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So we're u a fan of Spanish/Portuguese cuisine or no? Both are probably my favorite
 
A lot of people don't know this, but they eat the placenta of babies from other ethnic groups. I know this because I used to work valet in a hospital parking lot when I was 17.

On a serious not tho...I wondered this a lot. I thought they just ate burgers and hot dogs
 
EAski3 said:
So we're u a fan of Spanish/Portuguese cuisine or no? Both are probably my favorite
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He said mediocre chipotle was heaven sent after spending time in Spain/Portugal so I think he's saying their food is trash. 
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I have actually eaten dinner inside a caucasian dwelling before and it was wild
It was just like in the movies.

The dad was grilling steak out on the deck, drinking a beer.
The mother was inside with an apron on drinking wine while preparing shrimp and salad.

She called to her daughter like "im gonna tell you one last time to get off that phone or youre grounded young lady"
She called to her son like "its time to eat honey no more video games"

when it was time to eat they had everything laid out on these plates, but not regular plates. And they had this green vegetable around the food that adorned it like you see in pictures. I asked if it was edible and the son replied "yea lol" and ate a piece.
they also had this copper plate with all kinds of fruits id never seen before.

i got some steak and shrimp and the dad was like "oh cmon you can eat more than that help yourself"
And so i did.

They eat in the living room. the father chose a film to watch.
This was around 8:00 btw which was also odd.

I was studying them and they would eat a bite of steak..then maybe some grapes....then drink wine. Kind of like he eating habits of the middle ages.

The steak was delicous. It had some balsamic vinegar from italy on it.


The dinner was very warm. Very inviting.


I did not want to go.
 
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We only eat meat with no seasoning and vegetables.
 
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I love meat loaf and casserole.

By casserole I mean mashed potatoes mixed with peas, cheese on the top then backed.

Maybe that was just my moms struggle :smh:
 
I am a white.

Growing up my mom would cook:

Meatloaf + potatoes + corn +biscuits 

Fried Chicken + potatoes + green beans

Taco + burrito night

Pork chops + potatoes +biscuits 

Steak + potatoes + Veggies + biscuits

Tuna casserolls

Beef Strogenoff

Hamburger (homemade)

Spegetti
 
YesitsthatDude said:
I am a white.

Growing up my mom would cook:

Meatloaf + potatoes + corn +biscuits 
Fried Chicken + potatoes + green beans
Taco + burrito night
Pork chops + potatoes +biscuits 
Steak + potatoes + Veggies + biscuits
Tuna casserolls
Beef Strogenoff
Hamburger (homemade)
Spegetti
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We ate all that!



Im bout to hit dukes up and question everything!
 
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