The News Minute | January 15, 2015 | 03:03 pm ISTUS Secretary of State John Kerry was on a two-day visit to Pakistan for a strategic dialogue when on Tuesday he went to a Dunkin Donuts store in Islamabad to get a 'little slice of home'. He tweeted a photograph of him in the store.A little slice of home here in #Islamabad: @DunkinDonuts to start the day. pic.twitter.com/IOo0wlemTD— John Kerry (@JohnKerry) January 13, 2015Kerry soon became the target of internet trolls who mocked his decision to go to a Dunkin Donuts store instead of opting for a traditional Pakistani breakfast. He skipped the kebabs for this. Bah, Amreekis MT @JohnKerry:A little slice of home here in #Islamabad: @DunkinDonuts pic.twitter.com/rFE9usAt0e”— Jeanette Rodrigues (@Darkwyr) January 13, 2015@Darkwyr @SullivanTimAP Reminds me of when I visited a small Irish brewery. At the bar after the tour, an American tourist asked for a Bud.— Edward Anderson (@edanderson101) January 13, 2015@JohnKerry @Shahidmasooddr @DunkinDonuts little slice of home?Did u forget about drones?— AR Malik (@iArMalik) January 13, 2015So this is what people died for?.@JohnKerry A little slice of home here in #Islamabad DunkinDonuts to start the day pic.twitter.com/ddeIvaonhK— Dara de Brún (@DaraDeBrun) January 13, 2015@JohnKerry @MazzyK @DunkinDonuts American Colonialism - Gotta love it!— Scarlet Wilde (@wilde) January 13, 2015What? John Kerry had Dunkin Donuts breakfast in Pakistan? Where did all that halwa puris and pathan k parathey go?— Aisha (@HariMirchein) January 13, 2015John Kerry is at a Dunkin Donuts somewhere in Pakistan. Somewhere in Pakistan, PM Sharif is eating Halwa Poori alone. pic.twitter.com/FFhawtqa12— Shaheryar Mirza (@mirza9) January 13, 2015@JohnKerry @DunkinDonuts i am of opinion u should have started with naan, channay and siri paye and halwa puri.— hasham sarwar (@hashamsarwar) January 13, 2015@JohnKerry You go all the way to Pakistan and eat Dunkin Donuts? You are a rube.— Franklin Harris (@FranklinH3000) January 13, 2015TweetFollow @thenewsminute