Popular "savoury"/main course dishes in the US that feature marshmallows or other sickeningly sweet items?

I think there are crisis hotlines where the operators are obligated to make conservation with you. It might be a good option if you're lonely, OP.

Pork chops and applesauce.

R2 - pork and apples are great. It depends on the applesauce - not the over the top sweet shit. Fruit is often served with meat - orange chicken for example. Turkey and cranberry sauce. Ham or pork with pineapple.

I can't think of anything else besides sweet potatoes where marshmallows are used (besides dessert of course). I don't care for it myself - sweet potatoes are already naturally sweet enough. I also don't like marshmallow.

I generally don't like sweet things with meat. Never wanted to get syrup on my bacon or sausage at breakfast, for example. Pineapple on pizza or hamburgers - no thank you. I don't care for cranberry sauce or sweet potatoes, with or without marshmallows. Don't like sugar in my pasta sauce.

Sweet & sour is OK. Or those once ubiquitous meatballs in grape jelly and BBQ sauce. Baked beans - OK.

OP I cook my beef slathered in sugary barbecue sauce!

I soak my chicken in corn syrup

God, is the OP as much an idiot as he wants to make itself sound?

It probably doesn't know WTF a yam is. Or what an American turkey dinner entails besides fat Southern Americans sitting around a table pretending to get along with each other as they toss their necks back and glug lots of Karo corn syrup.

Yam != Sweet Potato

r7 and r8 An actual yam is NOT a sweet potato.

Carrot (grated) salad with raisins.

R1 the Bonnie Franklin / Valerie B./ One day at a Time troll should take note. Call 988

R10 I’d never even touch carrot salad w/o raisins in it. I barely eat it with them but definitely won’t touch it minus. Raisins.

I thought Americans were bad, but most homestyle Japanese cooking has fucktons of sugar in it.

NOW you've done it, R10! Raisins are high on the "foods I hate!" DL list.

Hawaiian-style dinner rolls are fairly sweet.

Amateur, r7.

#sigh.

You referred to me using he, itself, and it.

At least be consistent, you insipid fuck-knuckle.

Dumb fucks like you make me miss the earlier days of DL.

Dear r15 -- You protest a lot, but don't deny r7 is correct.

Happy Crimbo anyway!

I just blocked r16 to see what would happen and r7's post disappeared as well. What a coincidence!

What has this place become?

[quote]I thought Americans were bad, but most homestyle Japanese cooking has fucktons of sugar in it.

Ahem.

[quote]In conclusion, the Japanese do consume sugar but not as much as other countries. Their traditional diet and healthy eating habits contribute to their overall health and well-being. While there are efforts to reduce sugar consumption in Japan, it is important to remember that moderation is key when it comes to our diet.