Real absinthe.

Horse steaks.

Durrian fruit.

Send some to Atlanta then fuckers.

Takada from Mono turned me on to the Häagen-Dazs Crispy Sandwich while I was in Japan.

The macha green tea and kuromitso flavor is beauterus.

BTW I've had Tennant's Milk Stout before, right here in the US.

Not a big fan of the sweet stouts though.

Panic. There's a farmer's market near me that sometimes has Durrian. I'll trade for some chocolate HOb Nobs.

Nazi Pasta - apparently.

Haggis.

Fruit Pudding.

Seconded on the Horse Steaks.

Isn't Illy coffee served worldwide? If so, you can get good coffee worldwide.

Marsupialized wrote:Yeah you can find all this shit SOMEWHERE here and if not just get it off the internet, they have that now, send anything you want right to your house

Pata Negra ham and real French saucisson sec salami cannot be imported due to their being classified as raw meat. So far no one in the states has been able to make a good knock off. Not even close actually.

Absinthe is available over the bar at Gecko, in Hong Kong, which is possibly one of the best jazz, sit in and jam bars I've ever been in. A tiny little joint not unlike the Get Me High (a type of venue also now not found very often in the states anymore).

You sickos with the horse steaks, you can get cans of "Horse Meat" in the dog food aisle of any ghetto supermarket that carries "American" brand generic products.

If Monteith's is available in North America, I haven't seen it. It might lose its fresh taste on the journey anyway.