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Old Fri, May-24-24, 02:39
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Originally Posted by Calianna
Here in Pa Dutch country, the independent restaurants are all pretty much the same though - sugars and starches fused to everything on the menu, with 6 different potato sides and just as many corn sides, with rarely a green vegetable in sight. Most everything swimming in sugary starches or starchy sugars.


This food category seems to be the Lowest Common Denominator that commercial foods turn to. DH used to work in DC and enjoyed all kinds of great Chinese restaurants. The tiny ones here have all the food Corporatized in exactly the same way you describe.

But we don't have much in the way of franchises, either, so the local restaurants do use local ingredients, and have an actual chef. Our favorite place doesn't even have a deep fryer, and the food is all the better for it!
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