because I accidentally put a lot of vanilla extra...My wonderful first food experience in America was the American No1 fast food “doughnuts”.Actually, the doughnuts I ate was just normal doughnuts, however, the experience was really heartwarming and even now, makes me happy. About 10 years ago, I arrived JFK. It was the first time for me to come America. Rather than, it was my first travel to overseas. My lack of English was enough to scare me to go out. What's more, the house which I had booked was in East Harlem and that place was totally different from my expectation of New York City. I lost my appetite.However, the house was not hotel that comes with meals, so I had to get my food by myself. I wasn’t hungry at all, so I thought it would be enough just one doughnut. I went to inside Dunkin’ doughnuts, then I ordered by using my poor English. And then, when I was trying to pay, I totally couldn’t tell which coins I had to use. While I was trying to figure out which coins I had to use, cashier misunderstood that I hadn’t had enough coins, so she kindly offered me using the coins which they had put in front of cashier. I got dough and doughnuts at the Dunkin’ doughnuts.That’s my first food memory in America.Of course I love them just not because the dough but sweet doughnuts.My wonderful first food experience in America was the number one American (switched order) fast food “doughnuts”.
Actually, the doughnuts I ate were just normal doughnuts, however, the experience was really heartwarming and even now, makes me happy to think about again. About 10 years ago, I arrived to/at JFK airport. It was the first time for me to come America. Rather, (took out “than”) it was my first time traveling (took out “to”) overseas. My lack of English was enough to scare me to goback home. Furthermore, the house which I had booked was in East Harlem and that place was totally different from my expectation of New York City. I lost my appetite.
(Took out “However”) The house was not a hotel that came with meals, so I had to get my food by myself. I wasn’t hungry at all, so I thought it would be enough to eat/have/buy just one doughnut. I went to Dunkin’ Doughnuts/inside of a Dunkin’ Doughnuts and ordered by using my poor English. (Took out “and then”) When I was trying to pay, I totally couldn’t tell which coins I had to use. While I was trying to figure out which coins I had to use, the cashier misunderstood that I hadn’t had enough coins, so she kindly offered me to use the coins which they had put in front of the cash register. I got dough and doughnuts at the Dunkin’ Doughnuts.
That’s my first food memory in America.
Of course I love them just not because the dough but sweet doughnuts.
