That is either my local Tesco or Sainsbury's. Sorry cousins, but that's how you're percived thanks mostly to the TV.

Sugar, sugar, oh & more sugar !

I lived in London for nine years. This is not how they perceive Americans--these are foods that Americans miss when they live abroad; foods that don't really have an English equivalent. I used to have friends send me Pepperidge Farm sugar cookies and Skippy peanut butter because there was nothing like that there.

No Slim Jims?! I protest.

actually, US food is worse...

Breakfast of Champions?

Where’s all the good food 😂 I like pancakes with peanut butter and syrup but dang not all the time and I have to be in a mood for candy

the British section of our US grocery stores looks exactly the same only half of it is Indian food(I assume lots of Indian food b/c at least that has flavor!) These are processed "treat" type foods and condiments, not what a person's entire diet consists of. There isn't going to meat, veggies and fruit or staples like rice and pasta in the section, now is there? When McDonalds came to your shores, did you all boycott? I don't think so. FFS.

"Nice fake maple syrup, America" -Canada

I just want to know why every picture has peanut butter? Is that not common everywhere else or is it just the name brand?

Pretty accurate...minus the fries and chicken nuggets

yup, fake s**t. sorry, how is that inaccurate?

and my local shop (REAL) in berlin, didn't have twinkies. life is unfair :(

Almost $5 for Mac & cheese? Crazy

Spoiler alert! It's all high sugar and fat content items that travel well. More a case of brands than of actual opinions on what americans eat.

We have way better stuff than that

To the people talking about others being too 'lazy' to buy and prepare 'real' food I suggest you read Nickel and Dimed.

Good God! This American would not eat any of that c**p! Well, maybe the Reese's Puffs, but that's it! Oh, and maybe the Baby Ruth. And "Wonka" isn't even American!!!

Almost seems like this was around a holiday, with the random pumpkin and other stuff that could be used to make pie.

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The only thing missing is the word "Junk" in between the two words American and Food. This IS a perfect example of what those who are too lazy to cook would eat.

Nice Cajun section on the bottom lol

Finally, Coke instead of Pepsi :-)

whats with all the tins of pumpkin pie filling

Move over instant macaroni and pass the champagne!!

I just noticed most of the pictures are missing Ranch dressing! Americans put that s**t on everything! ☺️

What's that Cadburys and porridge doing in there? Seems to be generic "foreign" section to me.

Do these countries think we eat only cereal and candy?

I see Hooters is represented.

That's a whole lotta artificial food coloring on that shelf.

I think all of Europe believes we only eat hot sauce on Fluf in the US.

By would you buy French's yellow mustard when Germany had such delicious mustard choices? 😱

As a west coaster and someone who has eaten authentic Mexican food all her life I would agree with you that it's not the real deal and an Americanized version. But in Paris that might be all u have to work with.

I have bought things from that shelf!! I live in Norway!

Yes, Goober. The convenient way to combine grape jam and peanut butter. Although the taste of it is kind of gooberish.

I have never seen A*s Kickin' Peanuts here in the U.S. But I live on the east coast so it may not be here.

I think I could male a small fortune selling ranch dressing to Americans abroad.

Seriously what's with all the Pepsi?

Wonder how many "Irish sections" you have in us stores, I am not from Ireland but your attitude is silly, do you really expect in the "us sections" to find all the goods you are buying in the USA !!!

All made in Mexico.... lol... j/k. Don't go crazy vatos.