What food is your country known for?

[thewatergamer]

Maple Syrup, we Canadians are rather famous for it, hey I'm not complaining that stuff is AMAZING

 

[FPLOON]

Deep-fried Snickers... *mic drop*

*picks back up mic* Also, a melting pot of multi-cultural cuisines that may or may not be as good as the roots it originated from...

 

[infohippie]

As much as Australians love to force vegemite on the rest of the world cause it's good for a giggle when you ask an Australian for their national food this is what comes to mind:

And beer. Gotta be beer.

 

[Boris Goodenough]

Beer, bacon, smørrebrød and danish

 

[SweetShark]

I am from Greece......so, Here are some foods for your eyes:

Spoiler

I think they are enough.
Good to be Greek man.

 

[Boris Goodenough]

I am from Greece......so, Here are some foods for your eyes:

I think they are enough.
Good to be Greek man.

You forgot taramasalata, god I love that stuff. Shame you can't get it here.

 

[SweetShark]

I am from Greece......so, Here are some foods for your eyes:

I think they are enough.
Good to be Greek man.

You forgot taramasalata, god I love that stuff. Shame you can't get it here.

Is pronouns "Taramosalata"
I like it, but if I had choose, I would eat Skordalia with Mpakaliaro

Is so f*cking beautiful man.
My tears cry tears.

 

[Rabbitboy]

and that delicious Bossche bol [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bossche_bol].

I am actually more of a Tompouce fan but I won't say no to one of those.

 

[murrow]

Here's a taste of Brazil for y'all:

Moqueca

Spoiler

Bobó de Camarão

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Feijoada

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Tapioca

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Cocada

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Brigadeiro

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[Remus]

I am from Greece......so, Here are some foods for your eyes:

Spoiler

I think they are enough.
Good to be Greek man.

LASAGNA!

I'm American, so I'll just leave this here

 

[SweetShark]

I am from Greece......so, Here are some foods for your eyes:

Spoiler

I think they are enough.
Good to be Greek man.

LASAGNA!

Oh silly fat cat, I think you mean "Pastitsio", no Lasania.
Ther is also Mousakas.

 

[twistedmic]

Drinks count too I guess.

The only genuinely American thing I can think of that we didn't steal and then make better is maybe Sloppy Joes? Smores? Idk.

Counting drinks, I'd have to say that America is best known for Coke/Coca-cola and probably Budweiser.

 

[Louis.J]

Well if you ask the Brits, then Denmark is known for the worlds best bacon.

Oh and Lurpak is also pretty well known.

Don't forget the open rye bread sandwiches, the hvidtøl, the leverpostej, the øllebrød and the æbleflæsk.
Oh yeah, and the Danish pastry, as well (not our invention, but not the Vienneese either).

 

[FliedLiverAttack]

Since America has been done a couple times might as well go down to states

Sausage pizza and brauts are apparently way less popular everywhere else but the main foods people think of when they think of Wisconsin are.

Spoiler: *drumroll*

much cheese

much beer

 

[chuckman1]

Burgers mainly and pizza. Which comes from our lots of German and Italian immigrants.
BURGER BURGER AMERICA!

At least we added cheese.
Also there's "freedom fries".

 

[tacotrainwreck]

I live in the United States, so I guess butter. And maybe more butter. And bacon soaked in butter.

 

[FalloutJack]

Ummm...everything? Kind of a weird melting pot of culture here in the US.

 

[DocJ]

Haggis I guess? Scotland doesn't have much going for it. Does Whiskey count as a food?

 

[lionsprey]

i'm surprised no swede has mentioned Surströmming yet.
its main use is tricking fore.
eh i mean its a Delicious meal that we happily share with the world.

 

[Lightknight]

Haggis I guess? Scotland doesn't have much going for it. Does Whiskey count as a food?

Whiskey? No. Whisky? Yes.

Whiskey is Ireland, Whisky is Scotland.

Why am I suddenly thirsty?