America had just bad eyesight or the belgian flag was already faded. So black became more blueish and yellow became white.
Then the French play the Uno reverse card and invent "Le sandwich américain"
To be fair, I just looked that up and it does seem like something we would come up with...
Yss it does. It looks delicious.
https://www.sandwichtribunal.com/2022/05/le-sandwich-americain/
That just looks like the French took a cheeseburger and fries meal, stuffed the fries inside the burger, then replaced the bread with their own to make it slightly more french.
Yeah that’s correct, but now you can find plenty of different recipes with local flavors
The frites seem to be non-negotiable.
It puts the frites on the sammy, or else it gets the French body-slammy
Frites frites frites frites because we are tired of always saying baguette baguette baguette.
Missing the Honolulu with salad, tomatoes, frites, and spam, and the Tokyo with salad, tomatoes, frites, tofu, and spam, and the Guam with salad, tomatoes, frites, spam, eggs, and spam, and the Belfast with salad, tomatoes, frites, kippers, spam, and spam, and the Helsinki with salad, tomatoes, frites, spam, licorice, spam, hakarl, and spam, and the Mumbai with salad, tomatoes, frites, sultana korma with green cardamom sauce on slow-roasted cashews, and spam.
I mean, it's basically a cheeseburger with an accent, hard to go wrong there. It looks delicious.
I really don't understand why Belgium is so upset about this. They're literally fried potatoes. Choose something else.
I don't know why you think the entire country of Belgium has anything to do with this and it's not just a joke to laugh about language in the US.
i laughed, i cried, i died. RIP.
The real question is "why do every other country calls this infamous sweet sauce 'French Mustard'?" It's a disgrace to french gastronomy.
I got hungy :(
Next panel: I made these Freedom Fries.
What kind of savage puts their freedom fries in a bowl?
Were they invented when Belgium was a part of France?
