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What is your favorite things to eat and drink?

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What is your favorite thing to eat?  

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  1. 1. What do you enjoy eating the most?

    • egg salad sandwiches
      1
    • soups or chowders
      3
    • pizza
      6
    • indian food
      18
    • vegetarian food
      2
    • mexican food
      17
    • chinese food
      14
    • pizza
      7
    • subs or hoagies
      1
    • tuna salad
      4
    • fried chicken
      6
    • chicken nuggets
      1

  2. 2. What do you enjoy drinking?

    • root beer
      2
    • cola
      14
    • iced tea
      19
    • coffee
      11
    • water
      25
    • lemon-lime soda
      1
    • orange soda
      2
    • grape juice
      1
    • apple juice
      0
    • lemonade
      2
    • tomato juice
      0
    • anything wet
      3

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Kevin&Leilei Collaborator

Kevin&Leilei   1

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So you're saying that if a chinese family comes to Brazil or the States, open a restaurant and cook the same chinese food they cooked in China, it's brazilian or american chinese automatically? Maybe you're talking only the typical americanized chinese food anyone can cook.

Actually, yes. I've had American Chinese food, cooked by Chinese, and it's still "Americanized." I think it has something to do with what Americans expect. Now I'm sure there are a few authentic Chinese restaurants here and there, but I've never been to one (in the US). Oh, and people in China have no clue what fortune cookies are. That's actually an American invention.

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I love Chinese food (the kind made in the U.S.) and usually drink water.

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i've neber been to China, so the only chinese i know is the chinese cooked by chinese that live in brazil or chinese cooked by chinese people that live in america.

If Brazilian Chinese food is the same as American Chinese food, then yeah, you've only had the McDonald's of Chinese food.

Amen, brother.

If you want Chinese food in America, you need to go to a Chinatown and duck down a couple side streets.

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This was a candidate for multichoice (but not designed as, so Indian/water)

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So you're saying that if a chinese family comes to Brazil or the States, open a restaurant and cook the same chinese food they cooked in China, it's brazilian or american chinese automatically? Maybe you're talking only the typical americanized chinese food anyone can cook.

Actually, yes. I've had American Chinese food, cooked by Chinese, and it's still "Americanized." I think it has something to do with what Americans expect. Now I'm sure there are a few authentic Chinese restaurants here and there, but I've never been to one (in the US). Oh, and people in China have no clue what fortune cookies are. That's actually an American invention.

i think you're generalizing and i disagree with you.



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Meat & potatoes (any combination) washed down with cold beer.

hey are you going to apologize for that comment you made earlier about me wearing a tent to my wedding?

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Of the limited options, I chose fried chicken and cola....although, ONLY diet soda ever for me. Can't take that sugary taste of regular.

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You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

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i think you're generalizing and i disagree with you.

Until you travel to China, or as Uncle Wally says, go to a Chinatown and go to a restaurant that's down a side street that's intended to serve Chinese people, you'll never know.

10-28-2008 - I-129F petition in the mail

11-03-2008 - NOA1

03-26-2009 - NOA2

04-23-2009 - P3

06-11-2009 - P4

07-16-2009 - interview - APPROVED

07-22-2009 - visa in hand

08-05-2009 - US entry

09-13-2009 - wedding

10-20-2009 - AOS application in the mail

10-28-2009 - NOA

11-25-2009 - biometrics appointment

12-18-2009 - EAD approved

12-22-2009 - EAD card received

01-28-2010 - interview - APPROVED

02-12-2010 - green card received

11-07-2011 - I-751 petition in the mail

11-10-2011 - NOA

12-30-2011 - biometrics appointment

08-13-2012 - approval

03-28-2013 - N-400 application in the mail

04-02-2013 - NOA

04-30-2013 - biometrics appointment

06-13-2013 - interview - APPROVED

08-26-2013 - oath

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What? Sweet and sour pork and beef with broccoli isn't authentic?! :o

It's not that they aren't authentic (although I've never seen broccoli in a Chinese dish, doesn't mean it doesn't exist though, it's a big country), it's just that the same dish cooked in China is MUCH better. American sweet and sour pork has got nothing on the real thing.

Don't get me wrong, I still eat and enjoy Americanized Chinese food, but I prefer the real thing.

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10-28-2008 - I-129F petition in the mail

11-03-2008 - NOA1

03-26-2009 - NOA2

04-23-2009 - P3

06-11-2009 - P4

07-16-2009 - interview - APPROVED

07-22-2009 - visa in hand

08-05-2009 - US entry

09-13-2009 - wedding

10-20-2009 - AOS application in the mail

10-28-2009 - NOA

11-25-2009 - biometrics appointment

12-18-2009 - EAD approved

12-22-2009 - EAD card received

01-28-2010 - interview - APPROVED

02-12-2010 - green card received

11-07-2011 - I-751 petition in the mail

11-10-2011 - NOA

12-30-2011 - biometrics appointment

08-13-2012 - approval

03-28-2013 - N-400 application in the mail

04-02-2013 - NOA

04-30-2013 - biometrics appointment

06-13-2013 - interview - APPROVED

08-26-2013 - oath

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