The American 'Ethnic' Food Section

I spotted this food section in a gourmet grocery store in Alexanderplatz, Berlin and thought it was too good to be true! Whoever curated this section has America down, for better or for worse.

Now please excuse me as I eat marshmallow fluff straight from the container. Per my national customs, naturally.

Recorded on June 14, 2010 using a Flip Video camcorder.

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• Berlin
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• processed food
• ethnic food

[sizzo666]

The fuck where's the pop tarts twinkies cool aid dick dongs????

[sega31098]

@dimax997

Germans made the Hamburg steak, which Americans call the "patty". 

An American pushed it between 2 pieces of bread and called it a Hamburger.

[Hello2thesky]

Ahaha it's funny how they include so many marshmallow products. I only eat marshmallows like once a year on s'mores.

[lostalex77]

@sega31098 The Germans didn't invent ground beef.

[Chickenedful]

Wow that stuff is legal in the EU?

[rj808x]

was that 3.49 for campbell's?? that's like $6 for canned soup?

[kazzander1975]

That's Head Country BBQ sauce (all three varieties) on the shelf at 1:06 -- Ponca City, Oklahoma keepin' it real in Berlin!

[lauraL879]

Proud to be an AMERICAN!! ;)

[MrCherubhair1]

@wholtone No not the sandwich, the idea of putting vegtabeles in raps is though.

[wholtone]

@MrCherubhair1 I doubt there's proof the Greeks invented the sandwich. Even then it's a big jump from a Greek sandwich and an American hamburger. Either way all foods have lineages.

[MrCherubhair1]

@wholtone We'll actually, putting it in a sandwich with vegetables is a very greek thing.

[BrambleHeart000]

Kinda funny... I like most of those things. :|