Tastee things you can t get in the states.

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Matthew Taylor wrote:
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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.


That looks so good.


Tastee things you can't get in the States? Hmmmmm....I survive off of beer and potatos so I can't really think of anything.

I guess some pubs in Australia have excellent Fish and Chips. Better than what I've tried at any joint in the States that serves that particular dish.
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Tastee things you can t get in the states.

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user_name wrote:vegemite or marmite, or maybe promite

apparently new zealanders get profiled at customs.
there is some additive that is only legally allowed to be part of bread in the us but is an additive for yeast extract spread

it took me years to find it here, it's so good, in very small portions, with butter.


A member of my family eats marmite every day. We don't even have to go to Canada to get it anymore.

My vote goes to Nuggati. Nutello can suck it in comparison.

ALSO, this gum called Extra, which has nothing to do with OUR Extra. It's Eucalyptus flavored. Or flavoured. The best gum I've ever had.

Ike

Tastee things you can t get in the states.

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user_name wrote:vegemite or marmite, or maybe promite

apparently new zealanders get profiled at customs.
there is some additive that is only legally allowed to be part of bread in the us but is an additive for yeast extract spread

it took me years to find it here, it's so good, in very small portions, with butter.


I've seen Vegemite once or twice but never Promite. Whole Foods carries Marmite. I buy a jar of it every few months and eat it almost every day.

I used to buy these strawberry-flavored yogurt crispy bars (no idea of the name) in Prague almost daily. Man, I loved those things. Never seen 'em anywhere else.
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