[quote=FlyerInHi]My point is that you can learn to like or not like some food. Once you learn, a whole new world opens. Liking and eating American sweets is ok in moderation, sure. But learning to appreciate and like alternatives is better, especially is you discover superior quality and preparation.
Don’t take it personally. Some people are too stuck with “I am what I am and it works for me.”
I’m lucky that i grew up traveling so it’s a lot easier for me.[/quote]
I am not taking is personally , I am laughing at your elitism, you know the one that sets you apart from the rest! Am I stuck if it actually works pretty well as shown in my vitals and physical capabilities ? You think you are the only inquisitive person on the planet? For goodness sakes, get a grip man. Where is the actual proof of your superiority? Gold medals from the Olympics? Nobel peace prizes? You are a average joe with a tendency to shame and attempt to one up what is not to your tastes, especially if it is “american”. That’s it.
