history: I loved fried mashed potatoes!  They are food of the Gods.
knowledge: Street foods, ready-to-eat food or drink sold in a street or other public place, such as a market or fair, by a hawker or vendor, often from a portable stall, have variations within both regions and cultures.
response: Oh, really? Do you buy them from a vendor on the street as street food?
history: I loved fried mashed potatoes!  They are food of the Gods.
Oh, really? Do you buy them from a vendor on the street as street food?
No, I didn't know they sold them that way! Love those garlic mashed potatoes as well.
knowledge: Cream, garlic and butter are frequently used in preparation.
response: Garlic, cream and butter are often used in making mashed potatoes.
history: I loved fried mashed potatoes!  They are food of the Gods.
Oh, really? Do you buy them from a vendor on the street as street food?
No, I didn't know they sold them that way! Love those garlic mashed potatoes as well.
Garlic, cream and butter are often used in making mashed potatoes.
My grandma actually cooked.  Not my mom though!  I had a friend who made mashed potatoes with a ricer!  What's up with that?
knowledge: Blood sausages are sausages filled with blood that are cooked or dried and mixed with a filler until they are thick enough to solidify when cooled.
response: Have you ever had blood sausages? Those are sausages filled with blood.
history: I loved fried mashed potatoes!  They are food of the Gods.
Oh, really? Do you buy them from a vendor on the street as street food?
No, I didn't know they sold them that way! Love those garlic mashed potatoes as well.
Garlic, cream and butter are often used in making mashed potatoes.
My grandma actually cooked.  Not my mom though!  I had a friend who made mashed potatoes with a ricer!  What's up with that?
Have you ever had blood sausages? Those are sausages filled with blood.
No, that sounds gross. Is that something German Americans eat?
knowledge: German Americans () are Americans who have full or partial German ancestry.
response: I'm not sure, but I'm aware that German Americans can have partial or full German ancestry.