American Chinese cuisine refers to the style of food served by Chinese restaurants in the United States. This type of cooking typically caters to Western tastes, and differs significantly from the cuisine of China. Some restaurants advertise their status by writing "Western food" on their signs in Chinese or by using the term Chinese American in their signage. It alerts those who seek more traditional dishes, while still attracting those who are either unable to read Chinese or are looking for westernized fare.

Neuschwanstein, not only was it saved during World War 2, there is a picture of it on German food in the American version of Aldis. People say that whenever you visit the Neuschwanstein Castle, you are likely to run into more American tourists than a small American city.

Looking beyond the Melamine scandal, the United States must begin inspecting all imported food products for poisons. The following story from TwinCities paints a dire picture, but it isn’t too late if Americans push their government to act

Unlike the American version of this fast food giant, the European McDonalds makes it all too clear what you're eating. The details are written in 11 languages and even have pictures to make ensure comprehension! Wouldn't it be nice to have this in the US--even if it's in only one language?

As much as we agree or disagree does this Help the situation in IRAQ/War on Terror or just bolster the home front? (are we just preaching to the choir or is this changing any-ones mind?) I remember the pictures of Arab people celebrating in the streets when the towers fell, Americans walking around the stores to get food and just everyone in a daze