I live in El Salvador, and there used to be a lot of stores that marketed the "we sell American clothes" a lot, one of them is called American Apparel LOL. Though since the late 2010s it's become less of a catchphrase, with stuff like Shein and Temu getting more of an edge.
It's interesting to see Mauritania has stores like that too.
In Germany, there is a pastry that first became a tging in the 50s, which is half covered in chocolat and half in frosting. So, it's a black and white cookie. So, guess what it's called? It's called "Amerikaner", because it's black and white, just like american soldiers.
This is named because it's a chocolate version of an existing flavor(pasticciotto) that was created to celebrate his election as the first black president of the USA. Chocolate is also one of his favorite flavors.
Sup, Barbs
There's this video called "What other countries are told is "American"" by J.J. Mccullough that covers "American" food
Definitely check it out when you have time
