Food you miss back in your country?

Staten Island Pizzas That Stood the Test of Time

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Now dat hit my eye.

That does look good. One of only places on there I haven’t been to. Gotta try it next time.

Yes, I could do it myself. No, it won’t taste the same:

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it’s been a long time since I created this topic…lol
thx to everyone’s reply that made me know more different interesting food!
I tried Skyr but it’s not as good as i expected…lol

Hi Claret! We were just talking about a cheese maker in Taichung who has cottage cheese

thx, tempogain!


Beans and rice, muffulettas, oyster po’ boys, fried catfish with hushpuppies.

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More pr0nography:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M1cIshmTQw

Dear platanos, how much I miss you!!! :sob:

I’ve repeatedly shown some of my students this video, and at 0:23 they almost always shout, “Banana!” :slight_smile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xJm-e6QEHU

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I have been told plantains are forbidden in Taiwan as they may carry sigatoka fungus. Sniff.

Imagine with some nice arepa or pupusas… Mmmm

Been to UK for my Masters, back in US i had this Hot Dog sold by a middle aged man in a make shift setup, missed those really bad all that time.

I am residing in France. In Canada, I miss the Asian food. I really do. I miss Richmond. I dream about Taiwan food too…the hot pot, Peking Duck (Celestial is great), my favorite stinky tofu and soup stand near NCCU, etc. That being said, at 2 euro for my favorite red wine and just over 1 euro for my favorite cheeses and baguettes, I am content with the local food.

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