Post food from your country that the residents love but foreigners

>>73839169
2bh I want to visit Holland but I'm not going to unless I learn Dutch because I don't want to be one of those shitty Anglophone tourists who expects everyone to speak English.

>>73839169
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG0y1eMc6GQ

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too spicy for you?

>>73839169
>Visiting the Netherlands to try anything but drugs and prostitutes

>>73839169
Krokets are delicious, my mother used to cook them sometimes. But we're from Luxembourg so maybe my taste for krokets is my forsaken dutch legacy.

Our own version of Frijkadel

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Deep fried pig skin

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>>73839169
We eat a lot of food similar to that here in Brazil tbqh

>>73839798
we like that senpai

>>73839317
>feathers
Even my cat has higher standards

>>73839798
Torresmo is also eaten here too

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Prairie or Rocky Mountain oysters

>>73839798
Pretty sure chicharrones are most popular in spic countries.

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Sourtoe cocktail

>>73839169
I love that stuff m8

>>73839169
>Never met any foreigner liking this
what's not to like? I've never met anybody that doesn't like kroket or bitterballen 2bh

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Pan fried fish cheeks (best part of the fish)
Usually pickerel or halibut but anything can work if it's big enough too fry up

>>73839252
You don't have, in Amsterdam even street signs are in English because tourism

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Stuffed moose heart

>>73839317
The hell is this, an almost born chicken?

>>73839906
We dip them in maple syrup

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>>73839169
>inb4 Americans be like MUH BURGER

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Cretons
Anglos have issues with cold/raw meat For some reason

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The PBJ

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Ketchup cake

VERY good actually, tastes sweet like carrot cake

>>73839925
>>73840319
>Confused crackers

"Balut is a fertilized bird egg (usually a duck) that is incubated for 14 to 21 days, boiled or steamed, and the contents eaten direct from the shell. In balut that has been incubated for longer periods, the embryo is well developed and the features of a baby duck are recognisable. The partially-developed embryo bones are soft enough to chew and swallow as a whole. The mallard duck (Anas platyrhynchus), also known as the "Pateros duck", is considered to be the most important breed for egg production to make balut."

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fuck you it´s delicious

>>73839169
wtf, that's probably delicious

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>>73840572
Eating a pig like that is nbd
Where do you think "spitroasting" comes from?

>>73840660
pretty sure that's a rat

>>73840726
ah chocolate pudding my favorite

I tried the mckroket in Amsterdam and had to throw it out. Raw herring is a decent snack though.

>>73840572
Cuy is tasty, I tried it in peru
They just need to get rid of the head and legs before serving

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>>73840558
Feathers are not good balut.
Not even cats eat feathers.

Something is just wrong with you pinoys though, you guys can't miss a chance of bringing that up. Makes it look like it's the only thinh pinoys have of noteworthy.

>>73839169
what is ragout

>>73840926
well, this is a food thread. complain about that somewhere else.

>>73841017
meat

>>73841094
how do they make deep fried meat bad

>>73841079
>Some men prefer to eat an embryo that is much more developed, "...so that it looks gross, because that is a way to prove your manhood.”[5][6]
>pinoy manlihood is achieved by acting like an 11 year old boy

>>73841147
Good question

>>73839252
They'll just speak English to you anyway and won't resent you for it. You will get bonus points for trying to speak Dutch though.

>>73840572
>eating rodents
Literal third world tier.

>>73840660
>>73840691
It´s a guinea pig
>>73840784
Yeah, it looks disgusting with them. That´s why people think it tastes awful without trying it

>>73839169
literally nothing
the rest of the world eats our fast food and loving it

>>73840477
>tried it recently
>literally just tasted like peanut butter and jam

I was expecting my mind to be blown by the combination but I really do not see the appeal.

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hagelslag muthafucka

chocolate sparkles on bread. Great for breakfast or with yoghurt and lemonade

>>73841441
I'm pretty sure you missed the point of the OP

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Cottage cheese in chocolate

>>73841441
I love it and can't imagine many foreigners would find it disgusting, even if it seems strange for breakfast

>>73841207
hey, it's fucking delicious man. and if you're too much of a faggot to eat something just because yo u consider it gross,don't bash on others that will.

>>73839317
I've eaten this before but the embryo was less developed than this. It's honestly pretty tasty if you can get past the gruesome appearance.

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Pemmican

>>73841646
This
When I was in the Philippines I had it as well and it was very good
You just ignore the look and eat it quick

Though mine was not that developed either

>>73841435
I don't like it either tbqh but it's undeniably an American classic. I'll never know why.

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Probably anything because some foreigners are really misinformed about food in the UK.

Marmite is one though.

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Sushi pizza

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>>73841748
I like bong food.

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Black pudding (the best).

>>73839685
Perkedel/Bergedil is a blessing from heaven...I would want at least enough to hit the spot but not too much to fatten myself because of the amount of frying oil in it.

>>73841614
Eating duck embryos is pretty fucked up, m80

>>73841720
Peanut butter is fucking great btw, feel sorry for the angry euros that can't get it.

We can get Reese's shit here now and I'm really not a fan of it even though I like peanut butter.

The peanut butter cups are so sweet they're awful.
>>73841776
Never heard of it until a yank talked about it on /int/ recently, probably just a meme. Bit like yanks seeming to eat more English muffins than we do. Haven't had one for fucking years.

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Caesar cocktail

>>73841813
A fried butthole?

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Beer

>>73841826
>until a yank talked about it on /int/ recently
That was probably me. I unironically love the stuff but I have to order it from London. I shamelessly shill it whenever bong food comes up.

>>73841794
Swedes also eat black pudding

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its godtier but looks scary to foreigners

>>73841892
Rieslingspaschtéitchen
Pastry filled with minced meat and whitewine jelly

>>73841901
German beer is quite different from the popular ones here in Brazil, but I liked the gfew I had. Who doesn't like German beer?

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Fermented herring, pretty sure no other country eats it.

>>73841960
It doesn't look scary at all to me, but I can't tell what it is. Explain?

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>>73839169
i was in amsterdam for 10 days but i didnt see any of that. would love to try it

pic is pig's intestine that is very popular here

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>>73839169
absolutly tasty, specially the one with horse meat is the best <3. most foreigners have no idea how good that is.

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Boiled stomach walls.

I personally think they are disgusting tough, but people here loves them.

>>73841960
It just looks like some sort of lentil or chickpea stew

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>>73841563
That's common across all EE

>>73842051
Sauerbraten is god tier, mein neger, but I've only had it made from beef.
>>73842055
I like tripe but most burgers probably wouldn't. It doesn't taste like much but the texture is cool.

>>73842055
We deep-fry them instead of boiling them
Still tastes shit though

>>73842027
>Lablabi or Lablebi (لبلابي) is a Tunisian dish based on chick peas in a thin garlic and cumin-flavoured soup, served over small pieces of stale crusty bread. It is commonly eaten in inexpensive restaurants. Raw or soft-cooked egg is nearly always added to the hot soup mix (thus cooking), along with olive oil, harissa, additional cumin, capers, tuna and sometimes olives, garlic and vinegar or lemon or lime juice. Further garnishes may include cilantro, parsley and scallions. A traditional, but rarer, version, hergma is made with cows' trotters.

>>73842055
Tripe is great as a stew

>>73842137
What's so bad about this?
Doesn't even sound spicy

>>73842026
I can feel the stench from just looking at that picture. Not a big fan of fish tbqh

>>73842137
Sounds good to me man. Every part of the world seems to have some peasant dish made from beans and they're almost always great.

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Hawaiian pizza (and burgers) are a Canadian delicacy

>>73842193
it looks kinda disgusting i guess. and the harissa ( chilli sauce) makes it pretty hot

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>>73839169
Looks tasty

Хoлoдeц is considered a delicacy in Russia, but it makes foreigners vomit because they are preconvinced that a jelly is something sweet

>>73842283
get that shit out of my board

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>>73839169
Maybe raw herring?

>>73842047
>i was in amsterdam for 10 days but i didnt see any of that.

That's almost impossible tb.h They sell it on every corner @ Febo.

>>73842376
Is that meat jelly? My Ukrainian friend was having some when I was at his house and it seemed gross. He assured me it was good and that I should try it, but I was being too much of a pussy. Maybe one day

>>73839169
looks like a fucking fishfinger

>>73842126
>but I've only had it made from beef.
there are not really many restaurants who made it still with horse meat. that is actually sad.

>>73839317
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NPS750P-ys

>>73842472
Why eat it raw? Haven't you guys learnt how to salt fish yet?
>>73842476
Yes, that's basically meat in gelatin

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>>73841441
fairy bread?

>>73842472
not kidding. i ate a lot of the dutch version of fish n chips, forgot what it was called. and those street snacks. went to different markets here and there but i never once saw that. what other items do the shops sell other than that?

>>73842476
Aspic used to be a big deal in the USA as well

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>>73842753
you are supposed to post something that foreigners refuse to eat

>>73842283
why didn't you die of autism already?

Some Russians love eating bone marrow. I personally find it disgusting

>>73842026
can you describe how strong the stench is? We have some smelly food but this is definitely much stronger than ours.
Is it comparable to sewage?

>>73840023
does it taste like fried bull cum?

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its our national food :D

>>73840023
I'm curious about these. Can you describe them?

>>73842932
I heard it smells so bad you HAVE to open it outside

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlbT3NZRjtc

>>73841960
How's it scary? Looks good.

>>73842918
I know. I was replying to the poster who posted the same shit. Not contributing to the thread.

>>73841964
That actually sounds fucking delicious. Why don't foreigners like it?

>post pics of food foreigners find disgusting
>most comments are positive because /int/ is well traveled and not afraid of trying new things

>>73843416
>/int/ is well traveled and not afraid of trying new things
In what universe is this, exactly?

>>73843141
what's wrong with it? why wouldn't I like it?

>>73841776
I saw you post it before.
Had mint sauce quite a bit but not relish


>>73841748

Most of our stuff is simple and hearty so its quite rare for people not to like it, usually just some pastry/meat/potato/vegetable combo:

Sausage rolls, shepherd's pie, cornish pasties, lancashire hotpot, fish and chips, beef wellington, yorkshire Pudding/"toad in the hole" , cumberland sausages, chip butties , English Breakfast, etc..

the sweet stuff is pretty normal too:
Scones, english muffins, crumpets, victoria sponge etc..

However I think the one thing most foreigners just dont understand is our baked beans , they all seem amazed by the tomato sauce element of it

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>>73843197
that's pretty bad. Those guys might be exaggerating for shows though.
This man doesn't even flinch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZpOD0xT-pA
Pic related is fermented shrimp paste. Used as dipping sauce, tastes salty, rich and umami. Smells bad but people get used to it after a while

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>>73843363
Then contribute something already

salo is quite popular here. Ukrainians are crazy about it

>>73842376
It's fuckin disgusting. It's catfood inside of a salty, rubbery texture.

>>73843548
Is that similar to fish sauce? Because fish sauce is tits, nigga.

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>>73843450
idk, it looks disgusting to them?

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barbecued chicken hearts

they don't look disgusting to me but I've seen people on /int/ say they're disgusting

>>73843682
it is stronger than fish sauce. Tastes better imo, but to each of their own. Fish sauce is more widely used since it is also a cooking ingredient.

>>73843824
I've eaten chicken heart yakitori skewers. They were pretty good. What's REALLY fucking good is beef hearts. Peruvian restaurant I love has those.

>>73843615
>catfood
poor leafs eat that?

>>73843548
looks like the batter for a period blood omelette

krokets are pretty good desu

>>73843784
what even is it?

>>73843824
this and chicken liver is amazing, had them at yakitori a couple weeks ago

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>>73843548
This is a standard way to eat dogmeat with fermented shrimp paste as dipping sauce. I'm sure most people would refuse to eat this lol

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YEAH

>>73844210
Yeah I wouldn't eat dog. Not because I think it would taste bad but because dogs are friends. That would feel a bit like cannibalism to me.

>>73844356
me neither. Younger generations here also refrain from eating dogs so that's a positive sign

>>73842089
It's not real chees.

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>>73839169
>from your country
>croquettes
Nigga what are you on about, pretty much every cunt in Europe has some kind of krokiety.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croquette#Europe

>>73844313
Those sausages look awful

>>73841794
>>73841923
Who the fuck doesn't eat black pudding/blood sausage?
If you don't eat it you're not European.

>>73845256
It's conspicuously absent from American cooking but it's quite tasty. I'm a fan. I think every Latin American country eats it, just not burgers.

>>73845598
(((Why))) do you think that is?

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>>73841769
MUH DIK

>>73845688
I don't think the Jews are responsible for us not eating blood sausage, anon. I don't know why but I really don't think it's what you think it is.

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>>73843935
No, Ivan. Rich Russians apparently do because it's considered a delicacy

>>73845708
Who is this semen demon?

>>73845820
>It's catfood inside of a salty, rubbery texture
If you don't eat catfood than how do you know that?

>>73846223
Because what I take of the can to feed my cat looks and smells the exact same as your """"delicacy""""

>>73846433
>never tried
>thinks it is bad
Is it just you or all leafs are fucking mentally disabled

>>73846586
>implying I've never tried it
that's why your nation of idiots lost the Cold War

>>73846040
Yura from Girls Day

>>73843165
they are bull or bison testicles
they taste alright but very metallic

>>73846223
we have something like this in northern france, it is potjevlesch.
meat in jelly is GOAT, fuck parisians and foreigners

>>73847071
Is it flemish? It means little pan of meat

>>73839798
thats chicharrones

>>73847150
they care called Oreilles de crisse here

>>73847123
yes
flemish carbonnade is also very good (carbonnade flamande)

Here a lot of recipes come from a foreign country, mostly flanders, germany and poland (massive polish and german diaspora)

shit with quarks, especially this buckwheat mush that I don't even think they advertise to tourists, even though it's like the most Slovenian food everrr

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>>73847218
>french canadian
maybe people are disgusted by you, not the food

>>73839169
lutefisk

>>73847310
excellent post

>>73847301
is it sweet ? looks a lot like a turkish/balkan dessert

>>73847355
You must be from Minnesota? I've never had lutefisk but I'm curious.

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>>73846694
>tried the delicious food of heaven
>didn't like it
that's why your "nation" of autists chose A FUCKING LEAF

>>73847366
No, it's fried pig skin on a sort of polenta (not quite, but close) made out of buckwheat rather than maize. It has nothing to do with Turkey or even the Balkans.

The pig skin is called cracklings, not quarks, my bad.

I really can't think of any. You'd normally say typical shit like snails or frog's legs, but I've never met someone who actually tried them but disliked them.

I suppose maybe some of our cheeses wouldn't be to everyon's taste.

>>73847401
yeah its pretty gross, but fun to eat in small amounts.

tastes really fishy, but then the after taste is i guess like lye? never eaten lye before so thats a guess. its like a chemical, makes me think of battery acid even though ive never tasted that either.

the texture is the worst part

>>73847714
I'm in Seattle and we have a lot of Nordics here but the culture didn't really take hold the same way it did in Minnesota. I'm told that public gatherings that include lutefisk have been known to happen here around the holidays but I've never been.

>>73839317

we should have never given you freedom

you needed another century of colonization, because clearly spain didn't do the job

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im sure in the south they eat crickets and other kinds of insects
i myself have never eaten them and wouldnt

>>73848294
There is literally nothing wrong with eating insects. If you tried these, I think you'd be pleasantly surprised.

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>>73841659

I just fed that to my colonists in Rimworld though.

>>73848392
por eso estas prieto, chicano cagado

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Outta the way boys

>>73839169
I believe I've seen them in convince stores.

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Raw herring

>>73848735
what's wrong with that?

>>73848885

it contains butyric acid, which is also found in vomit

>>73848920
That means nothing on its own, it just sounds bad. Water and food are found in vomit.

>>73848885
>he doesn't know about american vomit candy
Hello, newfriend.

>>73849283
>t. Hershey's's executive

>>73849283
>That means nothing on its own

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butyric_acid

>Butyric acid is found in milk, especially goat, sheep and buffalo milk, butter, parmesan cheese, and as a product of anaerobic fermentation (including in the colon and as body odor).

> Butyric acid is present in, and is the main distinctive smell of, human vomit.[10] It has an unpleasant smell and acrid taste, with a sweetish aftertaste similar to ether.

Nothing I can think of.

>>73849638
So you don't like parmesan then?

>>73840213
Literally no one hates halibut cheeks they're amazing

>>73850095
This. Seriously what the fuck?

>>73843141
national prison?

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>>73852459
nah its just served in traditional style in that pic, its food of shepherds that lived in sheds (still do actually)

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>>73844313
mfw eating this while hungover in England

Bumping for great justice

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>>73839169
>A fucking croqueta
>this is some mysterious food that nobody eats

Kill yourself you fucking nigger we eat this literally every week you can buy it in any superkmarket.

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>>73841357
>he's never eaten capibara

It's delicious, still they're good animals you can keep them as pets my has hundreds of them in his farm and they'd act like dogs. He would've killed someone if they ate them though, exclusively as pets.

>>73843824
This is delicious, would eat it all the time while living in brazil. Though it had several kinds of meat and vegetables not only the heart

Love me some espeto in carnaval

>>73858728
Those things are incredibly cute. I didn't realize they made good pets though. They're friendly and not autistic?

>>73839317
This is proven to increase testosterone. Filipino bodybuilders don't inject test, they eat these little niggas daily

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>>73860010
They're very friendly. Still autistic though

But they need to be in the wild near water and all that

>>73839169
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LwN9_bOuK3A

In this video there's a line were he says "fuck the codfish" I don't endorse sucha sacrilege

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Brazilian butter cheese, not related to the one sold in europe

Foreigners fucking hate it

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cowberry pie (like blueberry pie but better), too "sour" for some foreigners who are used to shit-tier pies despite being moderately sweet in flavour

not quite "disgusting" i suppose but those foods that i can think of are all memes that nobody really loves in here

>>73841794
common in Finland as well

>>73863532
Sounds fucking fantastic actually. I don't know what a cowberry is but I like tart sour fruits.
>>73862324
What is this exactly and what's so objectionable about it to foreigners?

>>73842611
hamish and andy are fucking great

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Pic related, hematogen. Basically you take cow's blood, process it and use to make a chocolate bar. The Swiss invented it apparently, but the Soviets loved the concept for some reason and started producing it on a really wide scale.
Doesn't taste like blood at all to me though, but it often does to others and that's why many people hate it. Anyway it's mostly limited to pharmacies, so you shouldn't think of it as Russian snickers or whatever.

>>73863532
Oh yeah, cowberry, cranberry and I've even seen foreigners who hated cloudberries for having "a weird taste".

>>73866046
That's really weird but I guess I'd try it.

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Cock testicle stew, I've never eaten it, but ppl like it

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Pig lungs

>>73839317
Czechs confirmed for nonwhite

>>73866222
>>73866299
These both look good but desu everything Hungarian or Polish looks good. How's the lungs? That's definitely not something you can find in burgerland.

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Adobo is trash and should be treated as trash

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>>73839169
Piss

>>73858649
Swamp Germans LITERALLY have no distinct cuisine at all

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Pea soup only if you are true Québecois

>>73866348
>How's the lungs?
It's pretty interesting, it has kind of a metalic/bloody taste, but in a good way. I wouldn't eat it every week, but when grandma makes it couple times a year, it's a very good meal.

>>73840532
>Ketchup cake

I refuse to believe that's ketchup cake, looks like red velvet cake.

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>>73866520
>carrot in pea soup

>>73841826
Who the Fuck doesn't get peanut butter?

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This is "mumbar dolma" . Small intestine, rice and mince. Looks terrible but god tier taste

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>>73841826
>sweet peanut butter

I've never met anybody who doesn't like croquettes.

>>73866876
It's just sausage, no?

>>73866520
This is common all over the Anglosphere.

>>73866580
>carrot
It's ham you idiot.

>>73839798
What's wrong with crackling?

>>73840532
Carrot cake is disgusting though.

>>73867029
No its small intestine of a sheep :DD

>>73867077
>intestine filled with minced meat
It's literally a sausage.

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Boudin
Pretty much Cajun haggis. Beyond delicious

I find it interesting that Euros don't have or dislike peanut butter.

>>73867389
>Euros don't have
its available in every supermarket here, has been for decades. where did you hear this?

>>73839169
Who the fuck hates krokets

>>73843548
>>73843682
>>73843901

Mam tom is commonly used with Bun rieu while fish sauce is more versatile. Either ingredient, or dip with cold rolls.

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>>73839169
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRkFEMUDwwU
Yoppie sauce.

>>73867412
Actually outside the UK and the Netherlands I don't think peanutbutter is popular at all in Europe.

>>73844914
>Pierogi chińskie
wut
What the hell did they put in there, bamboo?

>>73839798
We got those as well, torreznos we call them

>>73839492
>>73839169
Have those as well, croquetas. Usually filled with anything, but mostly either meat/smoked ham or cod

>>73840109
What the actual fuck is that?

>>73840213
Halibut is nigger-tier third world shit. Anglos don't know shit about fish, unlike Canadian natives. Tried some salmon they cooked for me, best I've had.

>>73841563
Amazing shit, but the taste was a bit odd at first.

>>73841659
>for men and dogs

>>73841748
Bong food can be great, shepherd's pie being a great example, but many Spaniards find your overuse of sauces disgusting. I dig it though.

>>73841794
We have it, but wrapped in pig's gut, we call it morcilla. 10/10

>>73842026
Buy those canned in a ghetto Slavic food store here, stench is awful but they taste pretty good.

>>73842051
Why don't foreigners like it? I loved it when in Deutschland

>>73842753
Former brit colonies have no clue how to fucking eat...

>>73844313
10/10

>>73848294
Apparently crickets taste ok and are protein bomb

>>73863532
Sounds amazing, but then again, I liked mämmi so I can probably like anything

>>73866222
Criadillas, eat those here as well. Tasty but odd

>>73867389
Looks pretty good. PB is not as common here as in other places, but still common enough that you can find it. Crunchy PB is actually pretty good.

>>73870351
>torreznos
we call those chicharrón, what is chicharrón there?

>>73871232
Can't say for other regions, but in Galicia chicharrones (chicharróns) is just a type of delicious, shredded por meat.

>>73839798
Knabbelspek is great.

>>73840109
Been watching Yukon gold too?