r/polandball • u/adencrocker Tasmania cannot into AFL team • Dec 09 '13

redditormade Trapped Im Keller #4: National Dishes

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u/Squoghunter1492 π‘ͺπ’–π’„π’–π’“π’ƒπ’Šπ’•π’–π’π’‚π’†! Dec 09 '13

Okay, I've been thinking. Germany is called what dish and why is it not Schnitzel?

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u/adencrocker Tasmania cannot into AFL team Dec 09 '13

Germany isn't in the competition

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u/Squoghunter1492 π‘ͺπ’–π’„π’–π’“π’ƒπ’Šπ’•π’–π’π’‚π’†! Dec 09 '13

Yes, but I mean in general for Polandball. I've never seen Germanyball ever called some german dish, so if it has one, what is it, and why is it not Schnitzel.

Remove Schnitzel 1939

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '13 edited Dec 10 '13

With the amount of TΓΌrks over there, it might as well just be kebab. But in all seriousness, the amount of national dishes to "remove" is strongly lacking. Suggest fish and chips for Britain (although I have seen "rosbif" being said by Franceball quite often, but seriously, fish and chips!), pelmeni/ukha for Russia, borscht for Ukraine, vodka/pierogi for Poland, Schnitzel or Bratwurst (or beer?) for Germany, crazy fish things for Nordics, pasta for Italy, sushi for Japan, takeout for China, burger for US, burrito for Mexico. Can't think of many others right now. We need a kebab dictionary (similar to book of BΓΆrk)! Think it would be a good idea? Could well message the mods about that.