Regular American fare probably wouldn't have any trouble finding a home on menus around the world.
The strange tendency of several countries banning seemingly harmless treats and traditional favorites is becoming more apparent.
The world has set boundaries around several American delicacies, maybe because of their contentious ingredients or because of health concerns.
Some sports drinks and sodas with citrus flavors are associated foods. Japan and Europe have banned it.
Worryingly, it contains bromine, a substance that may cause health problems.
A chlorine rinse is used to decrease bacterial contamination in processed chicken in the US.
The United States uses chlorine washes to lower the bacterial infection of poultry, while the European Union forbids this practice over food safety concerns.