Heritage and food go hand in hand. Italy has pasta and Japan has sushi, while the French are synonymous with the baguette. Belgium clearly has ownership over chocolate. But what is America’s official dish? It’s hard to believe that America doesn’t have an official food. When it comes to food in the U.S.A. no food stands out as bold as steak. There you have it. Steak should be America’s official food, and the folks at Outback Steakhouse® agree.
Outback Steakhouse recently launched their new “Bold at Steak” campaign today, centered on the bold flavors, sights and sounds that make Outback the steak authority. There is a brand new menu at Outback which includes the new Wood-Fire Grilled Flat Iron Steak and Victoria’s Filet Portabella.
Whether you are grilling steaks on your backyard grill this summer or heading to Outback Steakhouse with the family, steak is a big part of American culture.
Make Steak America’s Official Food Petition
To celebrate being “Bold at Steak”, Outback has introduced a petition to make steak the first official food of the U.S. and they want your help in rallying behind the cause. Are you a steak lover? If so, you can sign the petition to help make steak America’s official food.
Gosh, I do enjoy a juicy steak from Outback Steakhouse. Writing about this is making me hungry!
For more information about the new Outback menu, the petition, or to find a location near you, please visit the Outback website, and connect with them on Facebook and Twitter.
If you agree that steak should be the official food of the United States you can sign the petition, then be sure to enter our giveaway below for a chance to win a $50 Outback Steakhouse Gift Card! Sample and prizing provided by Outback. Giveaway ends on June 26, 2015 at 11:59pm EST and is open to U.S. readers.
I would love to win we love Outback Steakhouse and my husband LOVES steak!
I want to win because I love the outback!
I’d love to win this, I would take my husband out as a treat.
We love beef , thanks.