NonAmericans

Here are the top-voted response from around the world: 1. "I'm Israeli. My most common 'quick and easy' is shakshuka. It only takes about 15–20…

—u/xTheHuntAMERICAN TAKE 1: "In my case, I bought my midsize pickup because I have a large property, and we take great care of it — lots of mulch, gravel, pavers, lots of material to the compost drop-off. Plus, I live in the mountains,…

"As a Londoner who has lived in Indiana and Illinois, if you could send these to me in the UK, I’d give you my first born." If you've ever traveled abroad, you've probably realized there are some common…

"Hand to my heart, I wouldn't eat this again even if it was free." If you were born and raised in the US, you can probably understand that some of our standard fare — whether its meals, snacks, or drinks —…

Food·Posted 9 minutes ago"It's so tough to find outside of North America. I learned this the hard way." If you've ever walked into a grocery store abroad, you know that the selection can look pretty different…

"To me, this was totally bizarre. You just don't see it where I'm from." If you're from the US, you're probably used to a whole lot of things that might seem totally strange to an outsider. So Redditor…

I also feel personally attacked at the accuracy of these. Let's face it — we Americans have some tendencies that seem totally normal to us, but to the rest of the world, they're super weird. And these habits…

"You can get a flu shot, a bottle of tequila, a Snickers bar, and pizza pockets all in the same place." Whenever you visit a new place, it's easy to experience a bit of culture shock or at the very least, to…

"I went to buy a SIM card and discovered I could also buy pet fish, auto parts, and shoes...in the same store." Have you ever traveled abroad and experienced something that shocked, delighted, or confused you?…