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[zedge]

As much as I like all dressed and ketchup chips.. America wins with this stuff.

There is so much bad stuff in these, why they are not sold in canada. One of the ingredients (some chemical coloring crap) has a side effect. " anal leakage". Im not making that up.
Regular cheetos are here.

 

[Trouble]

When did they start packing Rape in convenient sized containers?

You can get General snus in the U.S. at tobacco stores. I'm enjoying one right now.

Camel makes snus now too, but it's godawful compared to the real deal.

 

[Darko]

Canada

 

[Dice]

...bastard...

 

[Stinkles]

Eyup.

I love that city. Jelly.

 

[Winterfang]

Not really my Country anymore but.

Delicious beyond believe.

 

[flem1]

Philippines:

Leche Flan

Dinuguan

Adobo

Choc Nut

 

[RM8]

Canada

Mexico has bootleg twinkies, "Submarinos".

They're okay.

 

[Dice]

Those are awful. Stick to Tia Rosa Mantecadas.

 

[RM8]

No. Bigotes.

 

[Dice]

If you put whip cream in the mantecadas they would be better than twinkies.

Barras de CoCo are also da bomb. Gamesa & Salerno wafer cookies are also way better than the American ones, which have a bunch of shortening in them.

 

[encephalon]

not from my country but us/jp i think …

so jealous that i can´t have this like daily

If you don't ask them for less sugar it's gross.

 

[jbueno]

No. Bigotes.

This man knows whats up. Either filled with cajeta or chocolate those are delicious.

 

[Dai101]

This man knows whats up. Either filled with cajeta or chocolate those are delicious.

But cajeta >>>>>> chocolate. Also put'em in the microwave a few seconds and damn!

 

[RM8]

I don't think they make the cajeta Bigotes anymore, though

 

[OnkelC]

can be had at german Lidl markets as a regular item. Why not share the wisdom of frituurs?

Germany:
McRib on the normal menu.

 

[Stinkles]

Germany:
McRib on the normal menu.

Vorsprung durch technik.

 

[freenudemacusers]

Freedom

agree

 

[Smiley90]

Philippines:

Leche Flan

Dinuguan

Adobo

Choc Nut

I've had all of these in Canada... yes, including the chocolate.

 

[Arjen]

Frikandel Speciaal, bitterballen and kroket.
Aw yeah.

 

[Maiar_m]

Bottereaux, from France (see also beignets from New Orleans or "bugnes").

A good cassoulet. God.

Pretty sure you can find these elsewhere in Europe, but haven't seen them in the UK.

This is really good, and it used to be pretty domestic. Don't know if it's gone international now.

And a mille-feuilles, even though that pictures doesn't make it justice at all.

And I should add my mother's gingerbread, which is nothing like the german version of it I've tasted, so it's now French. Deal with it:

 

[antipod]

Lots of swedish posters so far but no Surströmming? Seriously...

Giant Bomb's review of surströmming.

Also...

Tunnbrödsrulle

Smörgåstårta

 

[Big-E]

Any regional dish that can be prepared can be found anywhere pretty much. The rarer stuff is the packaged goods though even then most of the stuff can be found. One thing that I haven't seen anywhere else is this peanut milk from north eastern China that isn't bad.

 

[Victarion]

That my friend isn't exclusive to Iceland, people eat them (along with other parts of sheep) in Iran too. I've never ate one though, it's too gross for my taste.

What the fuck I have that carpet

Congratulation on your good taste.

 

[Gully State]

Not exactly bragging but this always weirded me put when I visited Taiwan

 

[The_Hitcher89]

Can you buy Marmite Walkers outside the UK?

 

[Jzero]

Screw you guys and your Kinder products

 

[Kaworu]

And a mille-feuilles, even though that pictures doesn't make it justice at all.

We have mille-feuilles in Spain, we translate the name directly to milhojas.

 

[Hypron]

Bottereaux, from France (see also beignets from New Orleans or "bugnes").

Oh god I love those! I've only heard them being called "beignets de carnaval" though. Still delicious.

This is really good, and it used to be pretty domestic. Don't know if it's gone international now.

Yeah carambars are good. I don't think they are sold elsewhere. I went back to france for a month during my last year of high school and my school's French teacher asked me to smuggle back some carambars for her because they weren't available anywhere in New Zealand haha.

I don't really know what I could contribute to this thread. Well, I have an idea but it's not exclusive to my country:

It's a speciality shared between the region of France I come from (Alsace), Germany and a few other countries (although, I suppose the recipe might change slightly depending on the country). We call it Kouglof from where I come from, but according to Wikipedia its English name is Gugelhupf. It's a bit special but it's delicious.

 

[Gustav]

Germany, the country I live in:

From the Polish motherland:

 

[Arjen]

From the Polish motherland:

This stuff is awesome, but i can't get it here

 

[The_Hitcher89]

Do people eat Tikka Masala around the world, or is it a British thing. Did it catch on in India?

 

[Chuckie]

Kapsalon (from the Netherlands)

It's a layer of french fries, then a layer of doner meat with garlick sauce and chilli sauce.
Covered in molten cheese and a salad with tomato and onion on top.

It's a heart-attack in a box.

 

[kutthoat5150]

Mote con huesillo

that sounds so much better than it looks, i want one

 

[The_Hitcher89]

Kapsalon (from the Netherlands)

It's a layer of french fries, then a layer of doner meat with garlick sauce and chilli sauce.
Covered in molten cheese and a salad with tomato and onion on top.

It's a heart-attack in a box.

That looks fantastic. Although I'd lose the cheese and tomato

 

[Mysterious]

 

[casablanca]

OH YEAH !

 

[AndyboyH]

That is because you are no doubt English. However, Gregg's is a national chain and statrted in Scotland with a factory in Cambuslang, and in Scotland, sells Bridies.

Not sure if wrong or just the way you phrased it (I.e. when they first came to Scotland they started in Cambuslang), but Greggs started in Newcastle:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greggs

My wife works at a school just along the road from their factory. We also get greggs deliveries to our office at lunchtimes.

[Edit]Already seen someone else replied... Curse Geordie Pride. Lol. But pretty sure Greggs deliveries are UK only

Also going to add this:

 

[evala]

Noooooooooooo

Damn it. Im moving to Germany. t_t

I have tried those in Greece and they are godly delicious.

 

[Bornstellar]

Honestly, very few things posted in this thread are true exclusives.

 

[alazz]

How could I forget my favorite American deserts:

Pecan pie

Frozen Custard (not interesting in picture; just looks like ice cream)

Ontario probably has Frozen Custard

you cant get decent buffalo wings outside of new york? really?

Outside of Western New York, c'yah. I would wager my childhood on it. Well, downstate (NYC area), I've never had wings from there. I would assume Syracuse and Rochester have pretty good wings, but the rest of upstate can really vary in culture.

But everywhere else may as well be a different dish altogether.
Outside of Buffalo, you get a lot of baked (I believe these are Ohio-style wings, not bad on their own) or grilled and sauced in a syrupy sauce. They should be deep fried and sauced in a butter and hot sauce mixture. When I do get wings that are both deep fried and sauced in butter and hot sauce, they're still not even close. I respect Buffalo Wild Wings because they at least do that. A place I went to in Gainesville, FL wasn't bad, actually. North Carolina could have great wings, too, because a lot of Buffalonians migrated there.

I know it sounds snobbish to play the "inauthentic" card, but wings outside of Buffalo really are impostors at best in my experience. I do continue to order them, hoping to finally find a good place, though.

 

[G_Berry]

STRAYA.

Fuck yeah!

 

[The_Hitcher89]

Are Cornish pasties available internationally?

 

[alazz]

Is that quartered white bread with sprinkles?

 

[Dice]

Is that quartered white bread with sprinkles?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy_bread

 

[Maximus.]

There is so much bad stuff in these, why they are not sold in canada. One of the ingredients (some chemical coloring crap) has a side effect. " anal leakage". Im not making that up.
Regular cheetos are here.

Interesting...

 

[Argyle]

Later in life I found that japanese peanuts aren't avalible in Japan

Are you sure? I never looked for them in Japan but we have those here in Hawaii, we call them Iso Peanuts, which sounds like it would be the Japanese name...

"It's hard to have a Gaytime on your own"

I totally had to try one of those when I was there. They are pretty good!

Pastel de Nata

I think the original Portuguese version is way better than the Chinese version (dan tat)...

AUSTRALIA

Not to take anything away from Tim Tams because those seemed to me to be as Australian as you can get, but they have started to export them. You can buy them at Target here in the states (and I think someone else here just mentioned that you can find them in Canada now).

 

[CTE]

(and I think someone else here just mentioned that you can find them in Canada now).

They've been in Canada for at least 6 or 7 years now. Probably longer.

As a Canadian I can still buy these at the store, too. Wonder why the US stopped selling them. Only place I've seen them is Amazon.

and

 

[Necromanti]

Ah, that reminds me...

These spicy cheese balls from Dubai are like crack. They're also relatively hard to track down when I want them the most.

 

[Keyouta]

Milo is not exclusive to Australia, it's in the Philippines too, and at import stores here in Canada.