As per title and do you actually ever eat it, if so how often? I suppose a national dish here in the UK would be roast beef, Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes and various veg. I cook this about once a month and it always goes down well with the family so how about you, do you rustle up your national dish on a regular basis or is it something you simply never do or don't actually like to eat?

In america its an apple pie with a cheese burger and a hotdog with fireworks exploding in the backround and origanol coke but the one that has actuall coke inside it ya that's a stereotypicle Delicious american meal for you. oh boy I'm hungry.

http://www.blogcdn.com/wow.joystiq.com/media/2009/03/hungry-man-dbreathchili425.jpg.

I'm kidding.

Maybe,

I dunno about a national dish, but I know about Murica's http://s3-media2.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/xf7HbuALOJjGsBarlxUTKg/o.jpg!

*ahem*

I guess Hot dogs and hamburgers are considered a national food.

You made me hungry.

In Wales it would be

I think for the U.S. you'd have to skip the idea of a National Dish, and go with a State by State thing, or at least a regional view. Because outside of Apple Pie and Hot Dogs/Hamburgers, I can't think of anything that stands out as a national dish for the U.S., but I know there are plenty of regional/state dishes. For example, in Maryland it's Crab Cakes that we are well known for. And no, I don't eat it, I don't like Crabs or Lobsters, bleck. I can barely tolerate shrimp and that's only if they are breaded and fried.

Yes that kind of makes sense, America being such a massive country I suppose each state would have it's own dish. I always associate Texas with steaks for some reason, is that the case in truth?

Don't forget the French fries.

yes https://cravedfw.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/hank.jpg

oh you mean american fries? Why yes lets not forget those.

Very good! LOL. I quite often watch "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives", some of those places that guy goes to create some amazing looking dishes, the show never fails to make me feel hungry.