[ SECRET POST #4117 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4117 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"We did it first" isn't the basis of what makes something iconic.

Microsoft made mp3 players before Apple did.

[(Anonymous)]

No but having a food as an intrinsic part of your day to day life makes it part of the fabric of our culture.

It's only an icon inside America. To Europe, who have eaten it all their lives and have a long history of it - it's a kind of 'oh yeah Americans like apple pie too' kind of thing.

[(Anonymous)]

But nobody's arguing that it is iconic to Europeans or that it should be iconic to Europeans. People are pointing out that if you're doing a baking show where one of the rounds has the theme of American pies, then apple pie is definitely in that category and is one of the most well known pies made and eaten in the U.S. How Europeans feel about apple pie isn't terribly relevant, because the theme is AMERICAN pies.

[(Anonymous)]

This, 5000%