Italian food ranks first, pizza is the staple food, followed by noodles.

American Chinese food ranks second, and more and more Chinese restaurants prove that Chinese food is becoming more and more popular with Americans.

European food ranks third, followed by hamburgers, fried chicken and sandwiches.

Mexican food and Japanese food are also deeply loved by people.

Breakfast is usually coffee and sandwiches. Many fast food restaurants offer simple breakfasts, such as McDonald's and Burger King.

Lunch is usually informal because there is not much time. Hamburgers and pizza with soda are just a meal, and many girls can solve it with a salad.

Dinner is more formal and expensive.

Actually, it depends on race If I go to Chinatown, I will definitely go to a snack bar or a Cantonese teahouse in China for breakfast. I'd rather eat porridge fried dough sticks than fried egg toast.

Post a formal one.

Americans also eat three meals a day. Breakfast time, usually 8 am. Breakfast content varies from place to place. A simple breakfast may be juice, cereal, toast and coffee. Breakfast is usually eaten at home, but sometimes it is also used to discuss business and other business activities, which is called "working breakfast". Lunch time is basically from noon 12 to afternoon 1 or afternoon 1 to 2 pm. Because time is short and people are far from home, people who go to work or school seldom go home for dinner, but bring meals from home. Comparatively speaking, lunch in America is the simplest of three meals, vegetables and sandwiches, hamburgers or stuffing, hot dogs and a drink. Dinner starts at around 6 pm, which is usually rich, so dinner in American English also means dinner and big meal. At dinner, we usually have a glass of juice or thick soup first, and then the main course. The main dishes often placed on the dining table are steak, pork chop, roast beef brisket, fried chicken, fried shrimp, ham and roast lamb chop. Most Americans like to eat some sweets after dinner, such as ice cream and chocolate. On weekends or holidays, many families only eat two meals. They call breakfast and lunch brunch together, which is the sum of breakfast and lunch. Generally more formal. Some families don't cook on Sunday, and the whole family goes out to eat. On some festivals, American families often have picnics and outdoor barbecues.