Have you tried the British delicacy of the sausage roll, what are your thoughts?1yr ⋅ Don_Pacifico ⋅ r/AskAmericans
people that live in this circle, what are some benefits or cool things there are from being an hour away from 5 states?2yr ⋅ RevelationWorks ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Brit here 🇬🇧! I went to a Wendy's for the first time in London and loved it! But it got me thinking. Where does Wendy's sit in the pecking order of fast food chains?1yr ⋅ downsarf92 ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Do American’s have chocolate money? (Canadian asking out of curiosity because we have chocolate loonies and toonies)3yr ⋅ righteousgrl ⋅ r/AskAmericans
How common are politician-themed weddings in the US? Were Obama or Bush themed weddings a thing?4yr ⋅ DeadDebtDeduction ⋅ r/AskAmericans
What are these called in English? I know it's silly but I really need this info and hadn't managed to get it any other way. Thanks in advance!3yr ⋅ LeftSeater777 ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Thinking of doing a year abroad in 2 years.Which would you recommend?(UK student)5mo ⋅ nerdiate12 ⋅ r/AskAmericans
My sister just got mailed some American candies. Does the average American buy those ?3yr ⋅ BaxterLeFermier ⋅ r/AskAmericans
can you name any of those people? They’re super famous in their home country1mo ⋅ makimokokoo ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Is this a normal amount of added sugar? It feels excessive - Kiwi Lemonade Calypso (imported)3yr ⋅ ZorroFuchs ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Why aren’t power lines buried in the U.S. like they are in England? It's not pleasing to look at and it's dangerous3yr ⋅ BaronAnnaly ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Sorry for the uninspiring post, playing a pub quiz. Is this Chicago or Miami?2mo ⋅ DutchingFlyman ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Is this really a big trend or a famous loveable brand in the US?1yr ⋅ sneaky_leaky22 ⋅ r/AskAmericans
What are these metal thingies often found in wooden posts and similar stuff? And what are they for?2yr ⋅ Jaegermeister97 ⋅ r/AskAmericans
What do Americans call this? In the U.K. we have about 20 different words for it 🙈3yr ⋅ stickofglow88 ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Why do Americans use paper bags with no handles for grocery shopping? It just doesn’t quite make much sense. Thank you!2yr ⋅ sweetpumpkinx ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Americans, are you really not allowed to bring your own snacks into the cinema?9mo ⋅ cluelesslygaming ⋅ r/AskAmericans
I can't find the answer to this anywhere... what do Americans call these?1yr ⋅ daveclampart ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Do you eat pork cracklings in the US? “Flæskesvær” a common snack in Denmark made from ...well yeah ...pigs skin. I love it!4yr ⋅ ohboymykneeshurt ⋅ r/AskAmericans
Help! What are these called? English isn't my first language, and I wanna order one of these (these are not available in my country) but I don't know the name😭4yr ⋅ amorette_rose ⋅ r/AskAmericans
