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#1
I love to try all kinds of foof from all over the world. If possible on site in the country itself, where it's served the way it should be (not a fusion or modern twist version of it). Not always love everything, but I'd like to try stuff. If I'm ever in Peru, I'll surely go for the Cuy chactado (guinea pig). I really wonder what they would taste like. By the looks there isn't much meat on the bone of course and it might be a bit too cute of an animal to try. But I'd do it. I was in Sweden for a few weeks. But skipped on Surströmming. I just didn't dare. Next time I'll go for it... Luckily I did try Haggis the first time in Scotland (been back there again a few times since). I love it. Traditional, real Haggis is amazing when it's done properly.
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#2
I want to try Poutine in Canada and I wish I could try khachapuri but my religion doesn’t allow me to eat eggs
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Donkey boi 1 year ago
You can get eggless khachapuri (which I actually preferred). If you're going to try and make your own, find a vegetarian recipe, not a vegan one (if your religion allows).
Stardust she/her (Submission author) 1 year ago
There’s eggles khachapuri? I’m definitely going to try it then
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maple bacon ice cream
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Donkey boi 1 year ago
I have an ice cream machine at home, and it's the weekend. You have given me a great idea!
#4
I have never had sushi or lobster...I'm generally not a seafood person but I'd like to try both!
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Earth_Charmer 1 year ago
NEVER HAD SUSHI OR LOBSTER?? Well you can get vegan sushi and lobster is THE best
Lil Miss Hobbit (Submission author) 1 year ago
Okay you're motivating me to try, haha
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Lobster is overrated. Don't get me wrong, it's nice, it's just not the luxury food people associate it to be. Sushi is a 'take it or leave it' kind of food, it's got some cult like followers that will tear me apart for say that, but it's just... okay.
#5
I have a whole list haha. Lily root Mangosteen Halloumi Cheese fondue Chile bhatura Russian borscht “Miracle fruit” Sour cherry cheesecake Lucy Glo apples Pineapple pizza sufganiyot piroshki Black Diamond Apples Croquettes Cuban sandwich Shrimp Jambalaya Khachapuri
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TheOneAndOnlyLightFury 1 year ago
Mangosteen is effin amazing... You should really try it once you get a chance!
GhostlySnail (she/her) (Submission author) 1 year ago
Yes it is quite hard to find but I can’t wait
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Ban-One 1 year ago
Lots of good stuff here on the list - and some are new to me as well. Russian Borscht I remember well...I do not like beet root but gave it a shot (in some restaurant in St. Petersburg). Well, I didn't like it much, but glad I tried it. As Swiss: If you ever try Cheese Fondue, make sure it's the real deal. Not just any cheese, the right cheese (mix) is important.
#6
I definitely want to try sushi sometime
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#7
As someone with many food allergies, there's a lot of food I wanna try. Snickers, Sushi, Lobster, Shrimp (why does it look so good), and more like that yk. I'd also love to try food from other countries!
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#8
Nattō. A Japanese food made from fermented soybeans. Based on the description, I strongly suspect that I will like it.
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