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So for people not from America or Canada, what childhood summertime snack did you have growing up like our 2 countries have s'mores?

>> No.11994959

Champurado. Its chocolate corn meal drink with milk and honey. Shit is so bomb when you drink it slow and savor the cocoa.

>> No.11996014

>>11994948
Vegemite and butter on crackers.
When you squeeze the crackers together little brown and yellow worms pop out, like popping pimples. Fun and yummy as fuck

>> No.11996151

>>11994959
never heard of chocolate and corn meal together. i thought cornmeal was kinda similar to flour?

>> No.11996187

>>11996151
Not him, but that's pretty common in Mexico. Corn meal will dissolve in liquid and thicken it up. Champurado is like a runny chocolate porridge, almost.

>> No.11996193

>>11996014
This is why everyone hates Australia

>> No.11996204

>>11994948
Actual real food.

>> No.11996213

>>11996151
Mexicans love putting corn in their drinks

>> No.11996233

>>11996204
What sort of "real food"?

>> No.11996241

>>11996204
Nice non-answer, but seriously share with us for real, this is a nice thread to learn about international snack and one another, not be a faggot.

>> No.11996252

>>11996233
>>11996241
In England in the summer we have various BBQ meats.
There's your answer.
Now fuck off.

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>>11996252
>england
>bbq

>> No.11996268
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>>11996252
>in england we eat actual real food for childhood summertime snacks like bbq, something america knows nothing about

>> No.11996278

>>11996252
>BBQ meats
>snack
Delicious but a bit unusual for light snacking. S'mores are great for being easy to make while camping, BBQ meats seem like something that'd require adult supervision when you're a kid.
That said, I remember big family cookouts where my uncle would roast a pig and damn that shit was good, but again that's more of a meal than a snack, isn't it?

>> No.11996284

In Russia we ate beets and sardines, when my parents could find food (stealing)

>> No.11996296

>>11996268
And by english bbq, i mean we put ketchup on fish and chips

>> No.11996297

>>11996252
bbq is a sauce
a grill is the device used to grill meat

>> No.11996310

>>11996296
>ketchup on fish
I don't have a picture of someone vomiting to post right now so I just want you all to imagine it instead.

>> No.11996615

>>11994948
I went to summer camp a lot as a kid and we'd get fruit for a snack every night. Peaches, plums, apples, that sort of stuff. They were really good, sometimes oreos.

>> No.11996634

hey i had smores around a fire just today. good stuff

>> No.11996643

>>11996296
>>11996268
>>11996252
In England why wouldn't you use HP or something like that?

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>>11996284

>> No.11996749

>>11994959
My mom loves this but I never tried it

>> No.11996760

>>11996297
Wrong.
BBQ is the gas or charcoal powered cooker you cook with.
Grill is a metal grid inside the BBQ that the meat sits on.

>> No.11996826

>>11996760
go try to buy "a barbecue" and you'll get directed to the grill section.

>> No.11996843

>>11996826
yeah but who the fuck calls it that?

"A BBQ" is an event where meat is cooked and eaten outside, not the device it is cooked in, which is a smoker

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>>11994948
When I think "childhood summertime snack" the first thing that comes to mind is ice blocks or "popsicles" for Americans.

>> No.11996866

>>11996854
Ice Blocks? What the fuck is an ice block and who considers them more of a summer staple than Smores. Smores are of course specific to summer vacation type setting

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>>11996252
>actual real food
>england

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>>11996014
Like clockwork

>> No.11997215

>>11996866
Every single person who is not an American.

>> No.11997239

>>11997215
Do Americans really are not Americans?

>> No.11997288

>>11997239
Do Europeans really live in Europe?

>> No.11997306

>>11996866
Man are you confused about this thread. How many drinks have you had?

>> No.11997313

>make structure of branches, logs and grass in the woods
>build firepit inside venting smoke up through chimney
>cover building with tarp and scavenged deck umbrella
>get drunk out there every other night either solo or with friends
>s'mores as constant as the beer/vodka
>wind up cooking food for parties over campfire
>learned to cook raw meat over flame alone
>friend brought peppers and beef chunks for kebabs once, discovered I love peppers
>>11997306
Not him but many

>> No.11997350

>>11997288
Do Americans really live in Europeans?

>> No.11997362

>>11997350
Only in their minds.

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>>11994948
Ausfag.
Fairy bread.
It's just sugar on bread, really, that's all the "100s/1000s sprinkles" and butter are.

>> No.11997372

>>11997366
Do American's really eat bread?

>> No.11997375

>>11997366
Strange, but interesting, I don't doubt it's delicious.

>> No.11997378

That is one pathetic looking smores.
What you need is a full graham cracker with 3 large marshmallows, toasted/melted/puffed, then 3 sections of of chocolate bar one for each mellow, topped with another full graham cracker. Let it cool a bit and you'll get a crunchy mellow outside and gooey chocolate inside.

>> No.11997381

>>11997375
It's not. I doubt any adults go near it. But it's a cheap way to please the kids.

>> No.11997385

>>11997378
Or you could just space out three regular s'mores, you fat fuck.

>> No.11997393

>>11997372
No, they don't. Saw a seppo out the other day, offered him a friendly baguette and he fucking screamed and ran away on all fours. No-ones seen him since.

>>11997375
I honestly couldn't even tell you, haven't had it since I was 8. Kids will just eat any old bright-looking shit, ey.

>> No.11997395

>>11997385
>mommy the smores is too big!!!
Step up lad.

>> No.11997406

>>11997381
Really? Interesting to know, the combo of bread+sugar isn't common here, besides in donuts.

>> No.11997421

>>11997395
>squeeze graham crackers
>river of molten marshmallow and chocolate flow over your fingers
>"fuck yeah im glad I doubled up!"
Do as you will my man, I'm happier with more quantity than stuffed s'mores myself.

>> No.11997422

>>11997421
You forgot the last step, let it sit a bit, just like a steak.

>> No.11997436

>>11997422
For sure, you want to give it enough time for the outside to firm up while the interior stops being molten-hot. If the S'more is still steaming, give it a minute.

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>>11994948
>hershey's

>> No.11997484

>>11997474
Do Americans really post about American chocolate?

>> No.11997508

>>11997484
Do Americans really post "Do Americans really" posts?

>> No.11997537

>>11997508
Do Americans really not know whether or not Americans really post "Do Americans really" posts?

>> No.11997547

>>11997537
I don't know, DO Americans?

>> No.11997564

>>11997288
Europe isn't real

>> No.11997565

>>11997547
Do Americans really masturbate vigorously while posting "Do Americans really not know whether or not Americans really post 'Do Americans really' posts"?

>> No.11997570

>>11997565
Do

>> No.11997596

>>11996252
>comes to this thread
>is pissy little teenager
>tells actual posters to fuck off

I’ll never understand the thought process of retards like you.. learn to use the filters and avoid threads that you don’t want to participate in.

>> No.11997634

>>11994948
>childhood summertime snack
Same snacks as I had the rest of the year, just bagged salty flavored corn-based nonsense of various shapes. Why would summer have anything different?

>> No.11997654

>>11997634
I think it’s mostly referring to camping foods, or maybe visiting your family for the summer and you got a special treat or something.

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>>11994948
We don't have seasons so it's not really the same, but cholao comes to mind. It's shaved ice with condensed milk and a bunch of fruits like banana, papaya, lulo and passion fruit.

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>>11994948
English here, in summer generally you'd go to a seaside town like Skegness and get either donuts, sticks of rock or ice pops. >>11996252 is clearly a middle class ponce and not representitive of the greater English populace.

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11998191

Frog here, pic related was popular as a summer snack because the packages would come with popsicle sticks, which you stick into a cup and freeze them.
Peach flavor was my favorite.

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>> No.11998575

>>11994948
smoked fish and alcohol

>> No.11998595

>>11997674
Spanish here and the same

>> No.11998740

>>11996760
Bullshit. "BBQ" is a kind of cooking. "A BBQ" is a cookout. "A smoker" is the thing you use to make BBQ. "A grill" is the thing you cook on at "a BBQ."
Get it? Got it? Good.

>> No.11998772

>>11996252
America has a whole range of summertime snacks kiddo.
we are kangs of bbq.

>> No.11998775
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11998775

The various generic delite
Now I buy tropical fruits because I live in Zone 9. Freeze them and toss in my vitamix with lime juice and honey.

>> No.11998794

>>11996268
>>11996259
>>11996297
Literally the only people who think BBQ is an American thing are wal-mutts. Every country has their own variant of it and Asian countries do it 10x better than sharts tbqhf.

>> No.11998832

>>11994959
>Champurado
why do mexicans always invent stupid names for food?

>> No.11998835

>>11998794
ok mohammed

>> No.11998839

>>11998835
>t. Mohammed X

>> No.11998901

>>11996252

Based retard

>> No.11998911
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11998911

>>11994948

Knackwurst, on a stick from the camping fire

>> No.11998985

>>11998911
Looks like damn good campfire food anon.

>> No.11998994

>>11994948
chocolate. tons of chocolate.
im swiss (and gay) if that matters