"Because I personally can't get it, no one else can."
Rock solid argument there, chief.
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Rock solid argument there, chief.
You mean British Cadbury chocolates owned by American Kraft before it split, and the old "Kraft" changed its name to something nonsensical and moved production to Poland?
It used to be pretty common in American cuisine, until annoying hippie bitches in the 1970s sperged about how evil it is to eat Seabiscuit.
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Casu Marzu. This lovely bundle of maggots is illegal in the US.
Yin Yang fish. Ever wanted to watch a fish watch you eat it? This is for you!
Yin Yang fish. Ever wanted to watch a fish watch you eat it? This is for you!
Americans don't eat dogs. Some old ladies used to eat dog food so they could send all their money to the glittered-up Jesus Talkers to ensure a much nicer condo in the clouds...
Oh wait, Injuns used to eat dogs..Does that count?
Oh wait, Injuns used to eat dogs..Does that count?
A lot of grocery stores have a foreign section. There's a chain called Meijer up in the midwest that has a pretty good one, they carry all sorts of weird foreign foods.
Not to mention, if you live in a city with a population over a million, there's an ethnic grocery of every sort somewhere.
Not to mention, if you live in a city with a population over a million, there's an ethnic grocery of every sort somewhere.
Real cheese, American "cheese" is disgusting and shouldn't even be allowed to be called cheese, it's the laughing stock of Europe and probably the rest of the world too.
Can any Americans confirm if people seriously eat this shit over there?
Can any Americans confirm if people seriously eat this shit over there?
I don't think Americans have chocolate digestives, despite the weird name it's good. A digestive biscuit base with chocolate. I guess the American Equivalent of a digestive biscuit would be graham crackers?
I'm pretty sure kinder surprise eggs are illegal in the US because of some issue with the toy inside.
Yeah, some people really do eat that shit. And yeah, they can't legally call it "cheese". If you read the label, it's "pasteurized prepared cheese product"
This is kind of off topic, but the typical poor/working class American's diet is fucking appalling. A lot of people subsist almost entirely on processed bullshit, and it's not even cheap, it's just being to lazy or exceptional or pressed for time to do even basic cooking. Of course, you can buy perfectly good cheese here, but it does cost a bit more.
I'm pretty sure I've seen these in the grocery store, the one near me has a decent international section.
Naah, they have them even at WalMart. They redid them so the toy is no longer inside the chocolate egg. The ones I used to get in Mexico were the real deal, though - toy inside the egg.
How about real deal absinthe with the wormwood oil in it? Used to be legal back in ye olden days and recently it's been legalized but without the hallucinogenic effects.
They do, but the placement of the toy is different than it is in other countries. What we have is the same idea, but apparently just different enough that the FDA decided we weren't too autistic to have it.
ETA: I'm a faggot and totally misread your post. What you said.
Foods that Americans never ate and never will? I present such vile abominations as Casu Marzu, boiled duck fetus, etc. https://www.culinaryschools.org/cuisine/10-disgusting-delicacies/
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