Potato shaped like a potato

The American might well have hated it too. It's common, at least where I live, to claim to love anything you're served no matter how much you hate it in order to avoid hurting people's feelings. It'd be far too awkward to go somewhere and criticize the traditional food.

@QQTR Too true. On top of that tendency, the expectation to finish your plate (and the deeply ingrained guilt if you don't) makes a meal like that even more difficult to push through.

@QQTR Yep, that's how i was raised as well. Eat half the plate, no matter what you are served, unless you are allergic to it. Say its good, and hold it in until you can sneak to the bathroom or get a strong drink to keep it down.

On a side note, raspeballer is great with heavy alcohol or some sort of sweet drink (wine, perhaps?)

We need the last Denmark face as an avatar.

@Swinnish It's such a perfect Kaj Impression
http://b.bimg.dk/node-images/189/2200x/189795-kaj-andrea-til-abefest--.jpg

Meat seasoned with all the salt in the neighborhood is not a food - it's a great excuse to drink all the beer in neighborhood.

@comrade_Comrade By that reasoning Denmark should love it!

you called? oh...... that's the uh.............. just the name of the comic.......*sniff*.......... ok............. though i'm sure Sweden would LOVE to try that ⊙◡☉

@potatoe4life
Insane eye twitch is this: o_e

@Loosecat56 thx

At the west coast we call it ‘’komle’’. It’s boiled 1 hour with salty pork or lamb meat that’s been pre boiled 2-3 hours. It’s served with rutabaga stew, bacon, sausages and the salty meat. Usual on thursday’s

@Tobbelobbi See, when you add bacon in the mix it instantly sounds quite good, no matter how awfull the rest sounds. Mmmmmm bacon

The American probably loved it because most food that comes in a box here is loaded with salt and sugar. Because if it wasn't, the food would taste little better than the box containing it.

@Sorflakne LOL, Sad but true; we're getting better about it now.

"Except the one American who loved it."
That just shows how blown out our tastebuds are.

@PokemonSoldier speak for yourself.... I hate overly salted food.

@tigercub123 Yeah, there are some, but many Americans think food from other countries are bland.

@PokemonSoldier yeah...I know.

@PokemonSoldier yeah because they have a weird idea that if they can't taste salt it has no flavor....

Raspeballer is delicious.

Denmarks face in the last panel reminds me of this: https://bt.bmcdn.dk/media/cache/resolve/image_1240/image/75/758865/189795-kaj-andrea-til-abefest--.jpg A character from a Danish kids show called 'Kaj Og Andrea' xD

"Salty like the sea with a hint of bland''
This is freaking hilarious.

@inkicolite- Agreed.