food exclusive to your country
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Boiled root vegetables with a slab of overcooked meat; both unseasoned.
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I think tempe (the rectangular-shaped thing made from fermented soybeans) is pretty much well-known in my country. I'm not sure if it's exclusive or not, but it's one of my country's specialty.
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BITTERGARNITUUR
And stuff like stroopwafels, speculaas and pepernoten, and fries + mayonaise. Most people look at me in disgust when I say we eat that. But I'm especially wanting bittergarnituur with mustard right now.
And stuff like stroopwafels, speculaas and pepernoten, and fries + mayonaise. Most people look at me in disgust when I say we eat that. But I'm especially wanting bittergarnituur with mustard right now.
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But Quebec has the best poutine ok thanks
For sure. Poutine never feels quite right outside of Quebec. Usually because of the cheese. It has to be SQUEAKY!
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Peanut butter and jelly sandwich, the most American food there is.
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BITTERGARNITUUR
I don't know what those are, but I want one. Why did I have to come into this thread while being really hungry? :/
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Peanut butter and jelly sandwich, the most American food there is.
We have been known to eat those here. They're delicious.
Really want to try this stuff I'm so curious.
I uh... nobody in here has even mention vegetarianism.
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Apart from the aforementioned poutine (we even have a poutine place that specialises in serving all kinds of wacky variations), I think maple is pretty Canadian. I know they have it in New England, but c'mon; when you think maple, you think Canada. I'm not super into maple syrup, but I do really enjoy maple-flavoured things like cookies, oatmeal, and cereal.
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BITTERGARNITUUR
And stuff like stroopwafels, speculaas and pepernoten, and fries + mayonaise. Most people look at me in disgust when I say we eat that. But I'm especially wanting bittergarnituur with mustard right now.
the best garnituur tbh
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I saw someone eat ube on Youtube once. That stuff looked really good.
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maaybe but Vancouver makes the best bastardized versions of poutine
Japanese-style with roasted seaweed is ????
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That actually sounds delicious. I'll have to keep that in mind if I ever visit BC lol.
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This is Pouding Ch?meur (literally translates to Pudding of the Unemployed or Poor Man's Pudding). It is basically a batter baked in a pool of caramel, made with cheap and simple ingredients. The story behind it is pretty interesting.
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