Cursed

Probably poutine, pretty good when done well

Um actually I think it's spelled vedgemoight

I love it and I'm not even from oz

Doesn't count as a cheesesteak.

I have to wonder where in Jersey and until what age you lived there if you think Subway serves cheesesteaks.

Best cheesesteaks are in South Jersey.

I thought salt water taffy until I brought it as a gift to represent our area at one point and nobody had ever heard of it.

Newfoundland so probably jigs dinner

nom nom nom nom.

more, please.

Exit 148

In before “you are from the wrong place and your opinion is wrong” 🙃

Is it any good? I don't think I've heard of this before.

Phở

Probably the most famous would be svíčková (candle sauce) or vepřo knedlo zelo (pork dumplings fermented cabbage). And of course beer, pilsner urquell is best.

If you didn't guess already I'm from czech republic.

Also not czech food but slovak but halušky is delicious food.

A list for those interested:

Egypt - Koshary

Czech - Vepřo knedlo zelo

Newfoundland - Jigg's Dinner

Vietnam - Pho

Canada - Poutine

Canada (Nanaimo) - Nanaimo Bar

Ukraine/Eastern Europe - Borscht

Spain - Paella

Germany - Mischbrot

Sweden - Surströmming

Cuba - Cuban Sandwich

Switzerland - Raclette

British - Fish and Chips

Norway - Lutefisk

Mexico - Tacos

Slovakia - Bryndzové halušky

Poland - Pierogi

US (San Diego) - California Burrito

US (Southern) - Biscuits and gravy

US (Seattle) - Seattle Teriyaki

US (Native American) - Frybread

US (Philadelphia/South Jersey) - Cheesesteak

US - Cheeseburger

Ireland - Ulster Fry

Netherlands - Hagelslag

Australia - Vegemite

India - Chicken Biryani

Korea - Kimchi

Catalonia - Pa amb tomàquet

Japan - Sushi

Malaysia - Haianese Chicken

Iran - Kalle-pache

Yeah it's cabbage, rutabega (which we call turnip), potato, carrots, and salt beef. We have it with turkey on holidays and some people have it every Sunday

Sounds great

To me, it tastes like wakamoto for some reason.

Well then I need to give out more salt water taffy so people know it!

Yogurt.

Czech Republic. Schnitzel (řízek) and beer. Yes, we stole it from Germany 😂
Also rohlík, a really weird piece of bread that looks like this:

Actually delicious tho.

Oh and more beer. Also, did I mention beer? Yeah, even more beer. Beer for breakfast, lunch, dinner and as a midnight snack. Not even joking. I'm an exception tho, as I don't drink at all.

Scotland

Any questions?

Your fish and chips photo is all wrong. I'd bet you a shiny new penny that's from a pub, not a chippy. The batter on a good chippy fish is rough. Here, this picture is from a chippy (also featuring mushy peas, curry sauce, and scraps - all optional at your best chippies).

Fuck I gotta check out indian supermarkets then

I've made a Vallencian paella a few times and it's always a massive crowd pleaser. But it's so stressful trying to get a good socarrat without burning it!

Misread this as 'Chocolate sprinkles on a sardine' and thought, yeah, there's probably somewhere in the world that does that.

Funny, thats ones of my favorite dishes.

Most (in)famous is probably balut (partially developed duck egg), but we should be known for adobo.

Maybe it's more Filipino-American, but I'd have guessed pancit/lumpia.

Haha you can blame wikipedia for that one, i tried to use most sources from their wiki page

It does look yummy though

Bad fish and chips is sad and bland. Good fish and chips is glorious. And while some chippies aren't great, you're more likely to get good fish and chips from a chippy than from a pub.

I haven't made adobo in years. I must remedy that.

We also perfected the fish taco.

I'm an American, and I haven't eaten fast food since 2008.

Not "my culture", but the region where I now live. Green chile on everything.

Chicken green chile stew:

Chile relleno with red chile sauce:

Pepperoni green chile pizza:

Green chile ice cream, it's very chilly:

And, here's what you get if you ask for chile cheese fries. Because "chile" sounds like "chili", but they're not the same thing:

arepas

According to the internet, American foods best known abroad are cheeseburgers, hot dogs, and fried chicken.

Based. Green chiles are best chilies.

One of my favorite from China is biangbiang noodles

https://chefedit.com/images/biang-biang-noodles/hero.jpg

Added to the bucket list.

Blood. /s

Interesting to see a lot of AI images here though. I won't get into how to discern AI images, but there's one really interesting thing they all have in common.

If we go for by country then it would be Canadian food so poutine would be the best known

Thick cut fries and cheese curds with chicken gravy poured on top.

If my historical culture then it would be Irish and Ukrainian so potatoes either in perogy form or mashed form with sausages on the side.

If we go for by country then it would be Canadian food so poutine would be the best known.

Thick cut fries and cheese curds with chicken gravy poured on top.

If my historical culture then it would be Irish and Ukrainian so potatoes either in perogy form or mashed form with sausages on the side.

You clearly have not read my other comments on the topic. I still have yet to find any fast food place that serves something that can be called a cheesesteak. And I'm not a Subway hater.

I have not! If you put bread and meat and cheese together, with onions and peppers, what does it lack before you would consider it a legitimate cheesesteak?