White stereotypical food

Yeah, I left my brain on too long again… hehe

My question is racial in nature, but think about it- as stereotypes go
Black folks are claimed to be fried chicken, collard greens and watermelon eaters.

Hispanic (specifically Mexicans) are claimed to be big bean eaters, people I guess you can associate most mexican food with them: tacos, burritos, chimichungas.

Asians: well first thing that comes to mind is fried rice, chung pao chicken, pu pu platter. I guess whatever sounds funny and derogatory to the antagonist.

Now I know I left out Indians and mixed people, but I’m sticking with hardline stereotypes.

So, my question is:

What is a stereotypical “White” food? When people make fun on white people what foods are associated with them? Crackers? Captain’s Wafers? snicker white bread maybe?

Need your sterotyping help folks, what’s the word on white people?

Jell-O in a ring-shaped mold, with lots of fruit cocktail inside.

White bread and bologna sandwich. With yellow mustard.

Potato chips.

Twinkies?

(I’m assuming the “white trash” diet.)

Mayonnaise.

I don’t think it gets much more white than a cucumber sandwich.

McDonalds?

Hot dogs?

I second Mayo. As Joel Fleischman said to Maggie’s family on Northern Exposure, “Is there anything you people don’t put mayo in?”

A ham bun. Mayo. Tang. Mountain Dew.

Tuna noodle casserole? (It goes well with the molded Jello salad.)

Potatoes, I’d say. I haven’t done a survey, but I don’t think of other ethnic groups eating potatoes as the standard starch. I also haven’t anything with which to back up that assertion.

Also maybe fois gras, caviar, cucumber sandwiches, brie. You know, the type of food they serve at those rich white dude clubs that Mortimer and Randolph Duke attend.

The essayist and food writer Calvin Trillin used to joke about upper-class white Anglo-Saxon Protestants (such as his mythical prep-school roommate, Hatcher Baxter Thatcher III, and his sister Baxter Hatcher Thatcher) eating the most boring, un-culinary food in the world.

Velveeta cheese slices on day-old Wonder bread with the crusts cut off. Chicken a la king. Iceberg lettuce with Green Goddess dressing. The fancier the party and the more socially elite the guests, the worse the food.

The Duke brothers? I haven’t heard of them since the FCOJ bust back in the mid 1980s…

So, my vote has to be for veggies and juice.

Now, where’s my peach drink? It’s pink.

I heard that they made a comeback after that Zamunda royalty affair in '88.

My vote would be for Lutheran food; casseroles, covered-plate dishes, pot roast, potato salad, and Jello. Really, food that looks like it’s out of a 1950s cookbook.

Meatloaf!

mac & cheese - as a meal!!!

This says it all:
http://www.lileks.com/institute/gallery/

Pizza and pop?

Like this question has an actual answer. No mater what you pick it’s just random picks.