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etflix, Disney and Coca Cola have been voted the best things to ever come out of America - with Donald Trump comfortably topping the poll as the worst. 

The TV streaming service was named the top US export by 38% of the 2,000 Brits polled.

McDonald's came fourth, ahead of iPhone maker Apple, Colonel Sanders' KFC and former president Barack Obama.

Hollywood movies came eighth on the list, with Elvis Presley and NASA rounding out the top 10 best things to originate in the US.

After Trump, the other US flops included their 'obsession' with guns, pumpkin pie - and the Kardashians.

A spokesperson from Lottoland.co.uk, which commissioned the research to highlight its US Jackpot giants duo, PowerBall and MegaMillions, said: "There is definitely great affection for the exports of the USA in this country, and it is true that no other country does it bigger or better.

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"Much of it will come from the TV shows and movies we grew up with, which paints a picture of American life as being somehow more exciting or glamorous than the UK.

"Many of the things Brits love and use on a daily basis, including NetflixFacebook or Levi's jeans come from the states, so we wanted to celebrate them and introduce the UK to its lotteries which, like most things from the US, are much bigger than we're used to." 

Other US exports to appear on the 'best of' list include The Simpsons, Marvel and DC comics, and New York-style hot dogs.

But some things Brits wish had stayed on the other side of the pond were their confusing political system, calling football 'soccer' - and Kanye West.

Another area UK adult's think the US lags behind is in their sports, with 47 per cent describing the likes of baseball or American football 'too complicated'.

However, one in five adults like the states so much they'd up sticks and move there, while seven in 10 are happy to visit on holiday.

New York is the American city Brits would most like to live in, with 26 per cent selecting the Big Apple - leaving sunny LA in second place with 20 per cent.

And despite loving the land of the free, 35 per cent of Brits admitted they've confused a Canadian with someone from America.

In fact, one in four didn't know pop star Justin Bieber was a Canuck, while 40 per cent didn't know the seemingly all-American sweetheart Pamela Anderson was born north of the border.

The swinging and revolutionary decade of the 1960s was deemed the decade most Brits would have most liked to have live through in the USA.

And while Donald Trump was one of the things UK residents like least about the USA, former President Barack Obama was voted the best of recent times, in the research carried out via OnePoll.

Lottoland's spokesman added: "With travel restrictions being so tight at the moment, a visit to America feels like a pipe dream at best.

"But it won't be long until the travel corridors re-open, and we can visit the US as often as we like - or can afford.

"In the meantime, we can get our American fix by watching Netflix, chowing down on burgers and maybe even becoming a lotto multimillionaire!"

To bet on the US Powerball or MegaMillions, visit www.lottoland.co.uk.

60 best things to come out of America

1. Netflix

2. Disney

3. Coca Cola

4. McDonald's

5. Apple

6. KFC

7. Barack Obama

8. Hollywood movies

9. Elvis Presley

10. NASA

11. Levi's

12. Tom Hanks

13. Ben and Jerry's

14. Stephen Spielberg

15. Martin Luther King

16. Star Wars

17. FRIENDS

18. Nike

19. Facebook

20. Stephen King

21. The Simpsons

22. Marvel and DC comics

23. Michelle Obama

24. Hamburgers

25. Ford

26. Hot dogs

27. Johnny Cash

28. Indiana Jones

29. Will Smith

30. Their wildlife - eagles, bears etc.

31. Harley Davidson

32. Starbucks

33. Bruce Springsteen

34. Back to the Future

35. M&Ms

36. Michael Jackson

37. Rosa Parks

38. Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson

39. Julia Roberts

40. Western movies

41. Fender guitars

42. Leonardo DiCaprio

43. George Clooney

44. Oreos

45. Deadpool

46. Gibson guitars

47. Brad Pitt

48. Breaking Bad

49. MTV

50. Jaws

51. Ralph Lauren

52. Taylor Swift

53. Friendly store staff telling you to 'have a nice day'

54. The Sopranos

55. Hershey's

56. Michael Jordan

57. The Superbowl

58. Muscle cars

59. NFL

60. Will Ferrell

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And the top 20 worst

1. Donald Trump

2. Obsession with guns

3. The Kardashians

4. Racial inequality

5. Their politics in general

6. Their confusing political system

7. Kanye West

8. Calling football 'soccer'

9. They deep fry everything

10. Children can drive - at 15 in some places

11. Facebook

12. Rudy Giuliani

13. Jerry Springer

14. The NRA

15. Pumpkin pie

16. Their legal drinking age

17. American cheese

18. They wear Crocs

19. You're not allowed to drink outside

20. The accent

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