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For context she's currently getting dragged on twitter for being weirdly racist about asian food 
The only thing that's close to "weirdly racist" is saying she wouldn't have it more than once a week. The rest is just unfamiliarity and maybe a skill issue.
The glamorous Asian dishes tend to have a longer ingredient list that does not overlap as much with a typical American pantry.
Don’t mess with a D.Va main
I don't understand people telling her that White People tacos aren't a thing, and that nobody puts black olives in their tacos. Refried beans and black olives in tacos is something I've had family, friends, and family friends do for literal decades. We didn't call it White People tacos, but they definitely weren't anything like original tacos.
Her takes are a little weird, but I think Twitter has wildly blown it out of proportion. The original thing was mostly just her saying she barely seasons her food. A lot of people have put words in her mouth too, like "high end". I don't think any of this Twitter drama matters, at all. It's been going on for days.
New people also keep showing up to the argument, and so they miss all of the context, and do things like criticize things she didn't say, or give criticisms that she already addressed.
Like one of her very first food posts that started this long chain was recommending making rice in a cheap rice cooker.