Now let's take a closer look at what's in some American sections at grocery stores around the world.
This store has an assortment of Jell-O, coconut oil, and something called Pain 100%.
They also have an entire row of macaroni 'n' cheese, pancake mix, and both pancake and chocolate syrup. Yum!
Like Pop-Tarts and Froot Loops.
And there's always some sort of jumbo marshmallow because, yup, we love munchin' on GIANT marshmallows.
Pretzel chips and those honey mustard–covered pretzel nubs are apparently American foods:
Also, grape juice is American. Just a shit ton of grape juice!
And what would an American section be without Fluff and and Frank's Red Hot?
You got your Bisquick next to a jar of hot dogs:
And there's also cans of pumpkin:
Cans of pumpkin are actually a *thing* you often see in the American section. I guess that makes sense considering our obsession with fall.
American sections can be easily found because they are draped in bigass American flags:
In this particular American section, they have XXL hamburger buns next to bottles of Arizona iced tea. America!!!!
Remember Runts? You can find 'em there!
And look, the pretzel nubbins. I had no idea these were *so* American.
They also have Teddy Grahams next to taco seasoning because that seems like a great combo!
They have a large selection of pickles and canned beans:
And then, just like, packs of Big Red in pie tins:
Because really, what's more American than packs of Big Red in pie tins?
In conclusion, I'll leave you with this "American Way" hamburger "sandwich" because doesn't it look delish?!