/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Alright /ck/, i know that most user here like european cuisine but cannot get it because it is not available / not legal to sell in their countries (i am looking at you, USA)

as a frog who live in france, i've recently came up with the idea of sending food unavailable in the US to coo/ck/s
Most likely i would try to make a food contest and the winner gets to have food sent to him

Also it would be food that can be conservated long enough to be sent overseas trough a plane, so mostly dried stuff

does /ck/ think this is a good idea ?

>>8922608
Do Americans really call this "sausage"?
Also would they call the thing on the left in your picture "bread"?

Saucisson smells like shit. It's basically dried fermented pork meat in a pork bowel. It's salty and delicious with some french bread tho.