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French food (I assume because everything French seems "fancy" for whatever reason, maybe because they're a bit more "civilized" than the Anglo-Saxons? lol) is undeservedly hyped up, right? Or is my palate too underdeveloped to taste the complexities of French cuisine?
I used to agree, then i went to a couple of French restaurants and started thinking of them as the same as Mexican, Italian, etc. - Ok to go for breakfast or lunch; it doesn't have to be white tablecloth anniversary dinner for $100. French is fucking delicious! I didn't know i needed 4 kinds of onions in my soup, but holy crap it's good! Great bread, sandwiches, omelettes, ....