10 SUPER Foods Everyone Thinks Are French But Aren’t
What if everything you thought you knew about French cuisine was actually… borrowed? In this video, we’re pulling back the curtain on 10 of the most iconic “French” foods in the world — and revealing where they actually came from. The answers might just ruin your next trip to a Parisian café. (In the best possible way.)
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6 Comments
It’s surprising how many foods people think are French but actually aren’t. This really shows how culinary traditions spread and evolve across cultures.
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Not surprisingly, even many of Indian food items that we eat today came from other countries and was refined and spiced up in India.
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Most people will be shocked if they also learn that pasta isnt italian either. Italians have done a really good.job at overestimating and overadvertising their food overall
I would argue that the macaron, like pizza is significantly different enough to be from the new culture.