/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8098415
no, flikker op
that stuff is so sweet, my teeth hurt

>>8101672
>>8104188
this is the only stuff that's worth it

oh and pic related, but it's only sold in horribly hipster places
but it's a really nice soda

In what way has living abroad changed your palate?

What do you miss?
What have you brought back from abroad?

A few things I've taken on from three years living in Germany and traveling a small bit in Europe:

>A love of pickled and sour things
Pickles from Poland, Sauerkraut, Berliner Weisse
>Turkish food
Everywhere in Germany, and amazing. Sigara borek, adanas, antipasti (filled peppers, paprika feta chees mix, the olives etc.) and the veggie kebabs (with latkas, haloumi, makale or falafel)
>Prezels
Obviously in Germany, but the best I ever had were in Romania at the Gara de Nord train station
>Beer all the time
In my home country, we tend to only booze at the weekend -- binge drinking, really. This was never my style -- I prefer the continental way of having a couple of beers most evenings -- usually 3 to 4 times a week -- and a beer in the afternoon at a cafe, which would be unthinkable in my home country.
>Polish craft beer
Seriously, the best in the world right now -- plus, they don't come in pissy 33cl bottles. They put them in proper 50cl bottles and charge a fair price.
>Wostok
Pic related -- it's a pine-tree flavoured softdrink I can only find here in Germany. Amazing stuff. The Russians made it to emulate Coca-Cola, but it's way, way, way nicer.