The traceable history of the United States is very short. It was only established as a federal country in 1787 (it had been colonized and ward before). The formation of food culture requires the accumulation of time and the inheritance of history. The United States obviously does not meet this requirement. One standard.

The United States is a country of immigrants. People come from all over the world. Everyone has different perceptions of food and cannot meet unified standards. It is even more difficult to form a culture.

The research of gourmet food requires time cost, and the form of fast food is to adapt to the fast pace of life.

The United States became a global force after World War II and was one of the world's two superpowers. At that time, its dominance of the world did not repeat the mistakes of Germany and Japan, and it did not even encounter much opposition. The reasons are very complicated. Here are a few aspects. In fact, although the United States is the only superpower in the world today, before becoming a superpower, the United States, like other countries, has been on the road to expansion and transcendence step by step. If Germany and Japan want to dominate, they will inevitably touch the spheres of influence and interests of other major powers, and it is natural for them to have wars and conflicts with other major powers.

For many Americans, local food culture is actually a luxury. Burgers and French fries from fast food chains have become "quintessentially American" and have long been labeled as such. Fast food, like pop music and jeans, is one of America's biggest "cultural exports."

This is unfortunate and true. Other countries brought their food traditions to the United States and then adopted them. Americans have brought their own food to other countries, but it is exquisite and delicious without any technical content in ours. McDonald's is now available all over the world. This is an impressive feat for a company, but it sells food that Americans are not proud of.

Other countries brought their food traditions to the United States and then adopted them. Americans have brought their own food to other countries, but it is exquisite and delicious without any technical content in ours. McDonald's is now available all over the world. This is an impressive feat for a company, but it sells food that Americans are not proud of.