Foods you thought were universal but are actually pretty rare outside of your locale

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Foods you thought were universal but are actually pretty rare outside of your locale Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:12:09 2020 No.15084411 [Reply] [Original]

I'll start with fiddleheads

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:19:34 2020 No.15084458 >>15084411 Oh, and I'm a tranny if that matters.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:20:37 2020 No.15084465 >>15084411 Mind explaining what pic related is?

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:23:09 2020 No.15084482
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This thing called "Äggost", literally "Egg cheese" in Swedish.
I thought it was something common all around the world because it's such a simple concept, but it turns out it's a tradition from the particular part of Sweden I'm from

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:23:23 2020 No.15084483 >>15084465 If you're clever, you'll look at the file name. Right above the picture. Then there's this new site, "Google"...

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:23:31 2020 No.15084484 >>15084465 Random crap I found in a public toilet. I took a photo shortly before sticking it up my ass.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:24:39 2020 No.15084493 >>15084483 So much for having a conversation

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:25:41 2020 No.15084503 >>15084482 more like smeg cheese

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:26:01 2020 No.15084504
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>>15084465
not OP but we have them here as well, they're basically like baby sprouts of what grows up to become a fern plant

I rarely have them because they're seasonal and also not even all that popular and common where I live and they're local plants, but iirc the taste was just like something between a asparagus and broccoli

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:26:03 2020 No.15084507 >>15084493 autism ruins another one of your conversation attempts. someday... someday

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:26:10 2020 No.15084508 File: 2 KB, 225x225, 333333333333.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084411 i aint ever seen this shit in my life wtf

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:27:05 2020 No.15084515 >>15084465 It's a fern before it grows and unrolls. You forage for them. Very good fried in some butter. I used to pick them when I lived in Vermont.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:29:18 2020 No.15084533 >>15084504 Doesn't sound so bad. I like both asparagus and broccoli. So they just naturally look like the first picture huh, I thought they'd been made to look that way

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:31:11 2020 No.15084550 >>15084411 The media is controlled by Jews.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:33:05 2020 No.15084563 PSA a decent amount of ferns are poisonous or carcinogenic. that people forage them in your area doesn't mean the present species don't fall into either category.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:33:51 2020 No.15084573 >>15084411 looks like fucking bugs

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:36:12 2020 No.15084595

>>15084533
well the shape anyway yeah, hence the name they look the top bit of a violin or fiddle
in the wild though and pre-cooked they're a lot more plant-y like covered in fuzz and brown crust.
Rinsing and cooking them is also quite important as they can be poisonous or toxic.

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:40:14 2020 No.15084616
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>>15084411
I suppose prickly pear hits that category. Central Texas is lousy with them (I normally harvest them at the dog park when I take my pupper out, or while camping), and you can buy them at local grocery stores, but they aren't harvested and sold nationally, or internationally. Shiner does make a prickly pear beer though.

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Wed Nov 18 20:44:27 2020 No.15084652 File: 129 KB, 1250x703, Vittles-Chili-1250x0-c-default.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Chili, evidently

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:45:03 2020 No.15084655 >>15084595 >Eating raw or improperly cooked fiddleheads can cause symptoms of foodborne illness. The cause is likely an unidentified natural toxin in fiddleheads. It's weird how long that natural toxin has stayed unidentified.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:46:36 2020 No.15084665 >>15084563 All ferns are poisonous or carcinogenic. Fiddleheads need to be harvested at just the right time or they're toxic.

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Wed Nov 18 20:47:03 2020 No.15084667 >>15084616 They're a pain in the ass to eat straight with all the seeds. Also that beer is the worst one shiner makes.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:49:24 2020 No.15084679 >>15084667 Yeah, the seed are a bitch. Honestly I don't think any of the seasonals are as good as regular Shiner.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:50:16 2020 No.15084685 >>15084665 bracken fern's ptaquiloside aren't going to disappear just because you boil it or eat small bits of it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:50:51 2020 No.15084687 >>15084411 These are actually great. I have no patience to forage for them though and they're stupidly expensive in stores now for some reason

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Wed Nov 18 20:52:10 2020 No.15084695 File: 32 KB, 130x482, Shiner_Ruby_redbird.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084679 Consider this while at the lake or on the river

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:54:20 2020 No.15084708 >>15084695 >on the river Can't bring glass on the river in New Braunfels or San Marcos. I've had Ruby Red, but I don't particularly enjoy grapefruit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:55:43 2020 No.15084713 >>15084616 They’re just a pain to eat and most people can’t be bothered with them, but the southwest US really is lousy with them

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:56:44 2020 No.15084716 >>15084655 If nobody gives a fuck and nobody ever tries to study it, then it doesn’t get identified. Some Vermont faggot obsessed with foraging and biochem should’ve gotten around to it by now.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:57:33 2020 No.15084721 File: 188 KB, 1800x2170, Bracken-Fern-12-cropped.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084685 People eat bracken all the time. The toxin is water soluble and is destroyed by heat.

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:57:55 2020 No.15084723

>>15084411
>be me
>live in Southern California
>have retarded parents who basically aren’t human because of suburban life
>never teach me to forage, even for simple things like rosemary
I wish I had cool parents, when I have kids they’re gonna have a lot better chances of being well-rounded people than I did.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:58:08 2020 No.15084725 >>15084465 >>15084493 Youre intentionally ignoring obvious information to talk to strangers on the internet. Do you really need validation that bad

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:58:56 2020 No.15084732 >>15084685 >aren’t going to disappear just because you boil it Help guys, I put my LSD into boiling water and it just disappeared

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:59:09 2020 No.15084734 >>15084725 No one asked your opinion you Zionist media Jew

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 20:59:57 2020 No.15084738 >>15084725 >do you really need validation that bad? Once upon a time, this site was full of people who sought validation because their lives were empty and sad. That was a long, long time ago. See ya, space cowboy...

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:01:26 2020 No.15084749 File: 123 KB, 850x885, sea grapes.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] A bit chewy and tastes like the sea. A nice addition to fresh salads.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:01:35 2020 No.15084752 >>15084725 Not him, but yes.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:02:32 2020 No.15084757 >>15084721 >just because people eat them doesn't mean they're safe to eat right, people get cancer all the time

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Wed Nov 18 21:03:22 2020 No.15084761 >>15084708 I keep a bunch of portable plastic mugs with lids in the trunk of my car for this purpose. Although last summer the seal failed and they leaked fucking river water all into my beer.

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Wed Nov 18 21:06:31 2020 No.15084781 >>15084732 You forgot to salt the water

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:06:36 2020 No.15084782 >>15084761 >Although last summer the seal failed and they leaked fucking river water all into my beer. Still alright to drink in the San Marcos and Comal, but I'd avoid it in the Guadeloupe.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:06:41 2020 No.15084783 >>15084595 >>15084504 >covered in fuzz That's not the usual species; ostrich ferns, which OP posted, aren't hairy and have just a bit of papery husk that comes right off.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:06:59 2020 No.15084786 >>15084465 Fiddleheads grow in the Northeast part off north america. They're a sprout of a fern plant, I pick them sometimes in the spring) early summer when /out/. They're nice but honestly it's just like most other leafy greens.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:07:52 2020 No.15084793 >>15084667 The seeds are part of the fun, and great fiber. You do eat the seeds, right anon?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:08:13 2020 No.15084796 >>15084757 Breathing oxygen introduces free radicals into the body, causing cancer.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:10:55 2020 No.15084809 >>15084616 My brother tried growing these in the northeast, outside. I think some actually survived but havent produced any fruit going on 3 years >those needles are a bitch though

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:12:02 2020 No.15084819 >>15084652 That looks amazing. Is that a particular type of chile?

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Wed Nov 18 21:13:01 2020 No.15084824 >>15084793 No, I make jelly out of them if I'm doing anything with them.

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Wed Nov 18 21:14:03 2020 No.15084835 >>15084809 Why would anyone do that?

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 21:15:23 2020 No.15084843

>>15084796
hahaha. eating these things contribute to notably higher rates of cancer. unsurprisingly carcinogens remain in the plants after being cooked.
>bb--but my heckin' fern!
you don't eat them so you don't care, I'm just telling anons to be careful with them. sometimes your "food" bites back.

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:11:57 2020 No.15085140

>>15084465
Baby fern, basically. Flavor is kind of like asparagus/spinach combo, but crunchier than asparagus. They're great, one of the spring ingredients I really look forward to, along with peas, ramps, morels and rhubarb.

>>15084616
I like the flavor of those just fine and the colour is gorgeous but they have SO MANY SEEDS.

One that pops to mind right away for me are all the edible plants people have in their gardens already but they don't even know. Nasturtiums? Leaves, flowers and seed pods are all edible and have a gorgeous peppery spice to them. Queen Anne's Lace tastes like a mix of cartot and parsley. Daylilies are edible with a nice cucumber/melon type of flavor and can even be cooked like a vegetable. There are loads.

Also sunchokes. So insanely delicious, and so easy to grow the only problem you'll have is keeping them from taking over the garden.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:13:37 2020 No.15085145 File: 441 KB, 2285x1664, kz2utkvhxn941.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084411

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:22:20 2020 No.15085189 File: 157 KB, 1120x640, GettyImages-503073974-mince-cheese-pie-1120.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] it astounded me to know that meat pies aren't universal especially things like american pies all being desserts

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:23:44 2020 No.15085196 >>15085189 americans eat meat pies, they're in the frozen food section and pubs

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:25:44 2020 No.15085206 >>15085196 no

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:26:17 2020 No.15085211 >>15085196 I'd hardly call that popular cuisine, though. Maybe Chicken Pot Pie, but otherwise you can't get it in restaurants.

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:43:11 2020 No.15085271
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As an Midwest American, plain old rice.
I ate rice a lot growing up and was surprised to learn my friends didn't eat it. I suppose it makes sense with corn and potatoes being more common further north than rice but it's surprising considering how easy, plentiful, and cheap it is.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:44:28 2020 No.15085277 >>15085271 I had a stroke reading the thread and realize I am a retard

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:45:45 2020 No.15085285 File: 80 KB, 750x562, baguette-maison.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I feel bad for people who don't have access to fresh baguettes.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:53:02 2020 No.15085319 >>15085189 American here, I sometimes make meat pies >>15085196 What state? have never seen a frozen meat pie in arizona

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 22:59:35 2020 No.15085359 >>15084749 isn't that shit like okinawan or something? are you a jap or something?

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:01:44 2020 No.15085370 Peanut Butter is popular in America and Canada, but the rest of the world doesn’t eat it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:03:48 2020 No.15085381 >>15085370 That's because the rest of the world is racist and wouldn't eat a delicious food product invented by a black man.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:05:34 2020 No.15085389 File: 454 KB, 1500x1123, real_food.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I was surprised that so much of the world lacked real pizza.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:12:33 2020 No.15085424 File: 40 KB, 326x192, cuck.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15085389 >guys its baked in a circle and has tomato sauce its pizza

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:16:11 2020 No.15085446 >>15085389 That looks like lasagna.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:16:14 2020 No.15085447 >>15085424 no need to get so defensive over not being able to have a good slice.

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:25:38 2020 No.15085499 >>15085145 Imos and Provel is disgusting shit. STL has so much good food and the stupid ass city reps this piece of shit food chain.

Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:32:54 2020 No.15085534
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I didn't really think they were common but I like salmonberries. taste like turqoise gatorade. inside is orange (:

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:46:08 2020 No.15085593 >>15085211 It is

>>	Anonymous Wed Nov 18 23:49:00 2020 No.15085605 >>15085534 Funny, the salmonberries where I live get quite red (salmon-coloured) when ripe. Slightly different kind maybe?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 00:46:19 2020 No.15085792 >>15085605 google images has a lot of red ones but those are around the same color as where i'm from, western WA

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 00:55:13 2020 No.15085827 >>15085792 So salmon berries are salmon colored and ur dipshit ass called them orange for no reason?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 01:07:04 2020 No.15085879 >>15084482 looks like normal cottage cheese

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 01:10:46 2020 No.15085898 >>15085827 the ones in my picture are orange, yes

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 01:13:44 2020 No.15085911 >>15085389 it looks more like some kind of open pie would still try some though

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 01:18:49 2020 No.15085932 >>15084652 Where are the beans?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 03:21:23 2020 No.15086360 >>15085370 yes the "rest" of the world does lol difference is our peanut butter is just made with butter and oils where as what you call peanut butter has a bunch of added shit

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 03:25:00 2020 No.15086368 File: 428 KB, 1600x1200, P1071003 Rubus parviflorus fruit Gordon River.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15085534 I see your salmon berry and raise you a thimble berry.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 03:27:16 2020 No.15086374 >>15084411 I grew up in a house that had those fuckers growing all around but I had no clue they were edible until I saw them served at the dining hall in college.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 03:30:25 2020 No.15086377 >>15086368 looks like t h i c c raspberry what does it taste like

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 03:33:01 2020 No.15086386 >>15086377 Good ones are sweet and tart but 90% of them are bland as shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 03:43:23 2020 No.15086409 >>15085140 I had ramps in NY a couple of years ago. So good. Next time I come to the US I’ll make sure it’s spring again, so I can have them again. I wish they grew here in Britain (or at least Europe).

Anonymous Thu Nov 19 03:59:28 2020 No.15086451
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>>15085534
>>15085605
Are salmonberries and wineberries the same thing? I always grew up calling them wineberries, but I've heard people call them salmonberries as well. The ones we have here (NJ area) are dark like the picture.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 04:00:47 2020 No.15086456 File: 1.32 MB, 952x4749, 1346047854938.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084819 Here's the recipe :^)

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 04:03:33 2020 No.15086464 >>15086456 I hate you. Please die. <3

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 04:09:45 2020 No.15086480 File: 53 KB, 640x480, lihapiirakka.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15085189 We have a thing called "meat pie" in Finland

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 04:15:24 2020 No.15086489 File: 255 KB, 512x327, unnamed.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15086451 Those are different. Salmon berries don't have all those spikies on them.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 04:46:11 2020 No.15086587 >>15086456 >1346047854938 >Mon, 27 Aug 2012 06:10:54 GMT in unix time jeez this thing's old

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 05:41:50 2020 No.15086740 >>15085911 >open pie If you look closely there's a 'top' crust. It's under the tomato sauce but above the cheese and spinach. So it's technically a stuffed pizza rather than deep dish.

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Thu Nov 19 09:33:34 2020 No.15087257 >>15085932 This is why chili is rare outside of texas. People keep making bean soup and calling it chili.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 09:56:20 2020 No.15087329 >>15085277 its ok anon we get what you meant

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 10:50:23 2020 No.15087469 >>15086587 ive seen it at least since then and i assume it predates that by some more years. nothing quite hurts like vintage memes getting shat on, but that one always delivers

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 10:51:24 2020 No.15087471 >>15084652 but thats sloppy joe i dont see any chili

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Thu Nov 19 10:56:24 2020 No.15087488 >>15087471 See >>15087257

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 11:01:08 2020 No.15087504 >>15085424 It's obviously fucking pizza. Whether you like it or not is secondary but to act like it's not pizza is some fucking postmodern clown world shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 11:07:57 2020 No.15087525 >>15086456 That sassy stick figure kinda cute

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 11:10:49 2020 No.15087533 >>15084482 Never heard of it and I'm also a Swede.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 14:25:54 2020 No.15088184 >>15084482 >>15087533 This is a based dish, it's kinda savory but pairs perfectly with sweet jam and/or berries. It's easy to make but store bought is also great.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 14:37:03 2020 No.15088231 >>15084411 these are basically young ferns right? Japs call them warabi, pretty sure. It's been a long time since I had them myself.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 14:37:45 2020 No.15088235 >>15084723 Well rounded doesn't necessarily mean knowing how to forage. Im sure you know a lot more urban city stuff than someone that knows how to forage.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 14:51:17 2020 No.15088298 File: 33 KB, 640x480, Kogel_mogel.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] kogel mogel is extremely simple to make, being just whipped egg yolk & sugar, so I'm surprised it's just a central euro / jewish thing

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 15:32:15 2020 No.15088458 >>15087257 Imagine being elitist about fucking chili

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 16:51:00 2020 No.15088809 >>15085534 Inside is yellow :)

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 17:27:59 2020 No.15089004 >>15085271 do americans really just not eat rice? Yall niggas retarded

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Anonymous Thu Nov 19 17:56:07 2020 No.15089197
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>>15084411
>fiddlehead

The early Maori used bracken for building, medicine and food. It's now known however that bracken contains chemicals that can cause cancer in humans and poisoning in horses and cattle. Bracken should not be eaten.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 17:57:36 2020 No.15089208 >>15084616 We have some plants in our summer house here in Greece but they are a pain to harvest and not tasty

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 18:13:01 2020 No.15089297 >>15085534 Im guessing salmonberries and wineberries belong to the same family as raspberrys and blackberrys? do they taste similar?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 18:54:12 2020 No.15089525 >>15084616 We have them in tucson and the syrup from them is great. I want to try making soda with it someday.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 18:56:48 2020 No.15089536 >>15084809 They are freeze probe but they are an invasive species and it's gotten all the way to Canada. Do not plant them outside.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 19:14:27 2020 No.15089619 Chicago-style hot dog. I'm not a BIG fan, but its pretty good. 13 years old when I noticed.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 19:40:53 2020 No.15089729 >>15086480 but where's the meat, Marko? what kind of lihapirukas is that?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 19:57:12 2020 No.15089803 >>15085189 I visited my canuck uncle and he made a fucking delicious cottage pie. Want one so fuckin bad

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 20:01:43 2020 No.15089818 >>15086456 >You bought a McCormick seasoning mix? THROW IT AWAY >Instead, use McCormick seasonings to create your seasoning mix gets me every time.

Anonymous Thu Nov 19 20:06:43 2020 No.15089837

>>15089297
salmonberries are as different from rasberrys as rasberrys are from blackberrys in terms of flavor. Looks like wineberrys are more closely related to raspberrys but i'm not a botanist. Like I said the closer flavor I've found to salmonberrys is turqoise gatorade.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 19 21:54:39 2020 No.15090232 File: 62 KB, 1116x1116, naruto.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084465 It's the Naruto headband leaf.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 01:20:45 2020 No.15091017
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>>15085189
we have meat pies, bro. this particular brand is sold all over the country, they do beef and turkey versions too. This brand is the top brand because they use uncooked carrots that steam in the pie and end up the perfectly cooked.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 01:22:21 2020 No.15091022 File: 70 KB, 580x580, file.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15090232 thats unironically naruto (fish cake you see on ramen)

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 01:27:25 2020 No.15091040 >>15084482 You live on the west coast, right? My grandmother used to make it, and for some reason I was the only one in my family who really loved it. I think I've heard there are two ways to make it; either sweetened or unsweetened.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 01:53:45 2020 No.15091107 >>15085196 the fact that you even use the word pub proves you don't know what america is like

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:05:22 2020 No.15091135 >>15087257 "true" texas chili has fucking cornmeal added to it. who the fuck even cares?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:07:41 2020 No.15091145 >>15085189 the US has meat pies lots of donut shops sell them where I live

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:09:54 2020 No.15091151 File: 48 KB, 800x434, .jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15085189 here's a sausage one from a place called daylight donuts. they have 1000 locations

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:11:33 2020 No.15091156 File: 100 KB, 1362x1116, Untitled.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15090232 >leaf Do people seriously think that is a leaf?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:11:45 2020 No.15091157 >>15091022 fun fact, they named it after the cartoon character naruto because it looks like the symbol on his headband

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:17:26 2020 No.15091173
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>>15091157
Funner fact. They named the cartoon character Naruto 'Uzumaki' after the 1998 horror manga "Uzumaki" by Junji Ito. The plot revolves (heh) mainly around spirals while the character Naruto Uzumaki's special attack is a spiral ball of magic.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:19:54 2020 No.15091184 >>15091173 I have a hardcover copy of that book, it's great. my roommate doesn't even want to be in the same room as it if it's opened

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:29:10 2020 No.15091214 >>15084411 I'm ashamed to admit i only know this thing because of stardew valley. How does it taste Op?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:30:26 2020 No.15091217 >>15085271 what the actual fuck are you talking about retard, everyone eats rice you dumb bitch

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:31:21 2020 No.15091223

>>15084616
That's because prickly pear fruit doesn't handle refrigeration too well.
Also, they were spread all over the world by the Spanish (who were trying to expand the cochineal industry at the time), so all the prickly pear sold in other places is grown regionally.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:35:54 2020 No.15091238 >>15088298 It has been transformed into eggnog in the States. In Western Europe it's called advocaat, I think.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:48:20 2020 No.15091264 >>15085285 There's 3 fucking bakeries in my neighborhood, and none of them make any sort of hard crust bread! I have to go across town, these fucking retards.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 02:51:28 2020 No.15091273
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>>15086360
Too bad most grocery stores in America (and I assume Canada) have one of these bad boys in them. Fucking self righteous euro faggot.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 03:16:21 2020 No.15091335 >>15091273 I have never see one of those in a grocery store, you LARPing faggot. I've seen then in wholefood stores and bulk bin stores though.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 03:17:28 2020 No.15091340 >>15091173 It's great at first, but I thought it fell apart and stopped being horror towards the end. >>15091022 Those fish cakes are visually appealing, but I'd rather deep fried fish on top instead.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 03:20:50 2020 No.15091356
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>The Aratiles tree is a fast growing tree with cotton candy flavored fruit
>fast growing tree
>grows pretty much everywhere in the most horrible soil conditions
>delicious easy to eat fruit
And I can't find anyone selling it after I moved to the city. We ate these year round in provincial Philippines.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 03:20:53 2020 No.15091357 >>15091273 Leaf here. Can confirm that our local Save-On has one of these, but I wouldn't say they're everywhere. Definitely a mainstay for places like Bulk Barn, though.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 03:22:14 2020 No.15091358 >>15091340 id rather have no fish in my pork broth. if my pork tastes like fish, i get scared.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 03:36:49 2020 No.15091407 >>15091335 Wtf is a bulk bin store? Do you normally shop at grocery stores that don't have a bulk section?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 03:46:21 2020 No.15091428 >>15091017 eww, trans fat pot pie

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:00:47 2020 No.15091449 >>15084616 Here in Italy they're quite popular in their season. They're mostly grown down south, in Sicily I think. They're very nice IMHO.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:26:42 2020 No.15091526 >>15091407 Most grocery stores in cities don't have a bulk section, in my experience, and that's where most people shop. On account of how most people live in the cities.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:27:55 2020 No.15091533 >>15091428 you shut the fuck up about trans people right now you piece of shit you have no idea what its like

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:28:41 2020 No.15091534 >>15091533 >Rent Free

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:37:25 2020 No.15091552

>>15091534
Hi please die I hope that you die soon in a horrible terrible accident which is very painful I hope that it lasts as long as possible so that your suffering continues and is drawn out. I wish that you had not had the idea to respond to this post and I hope that you never come back to this forum again.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:43:54 2020 No.15091565 >>15091552 Are you okay? You seem to be really upset over a pie being full of trans fats.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:45:21 2020 No.15091567 >>15091552 >Trans supporter >Voted for Biden >Didnt riot this month because ze has nothing to bitch about

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:46:57 2020 No.15091572

>>15091565
No I'm fine I just wanted to say a lot of harsh words while whispering because the idea seemed humorous to me. I was seeking out a situation in which I could fulfill this idea of mine. Thank you for providing the context it was as satisfying as I hoped it would be I apologize for any confusion

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:47:49 2020 No.15091575 >>15091572 You're welcome, sweetie

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:48:13 2020 No.15091576 >>15091565 (I use speech to text to communicate if that was not clear.)

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:50:12 2020 No.15091580 >>15091428 >trans fat pot pie Oh yeah what did you mean by this by the way? Does Marie calendars frozen menu use a lot of trans fats notorious leader something?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:57:32 2020 No.15091593 >>15084843 >hahaha. eating these things contribute to notably higher rates of cancer. <citation needed>

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 04:57:54 2020 No.15091597 >>15091151 is that meat inside a donut

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 05:00:08 2020 No.15091606 >>15087504 It's very obviously NOT a pizza.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 05:56:13 2020 No.15091712 >>15085389 Doesn't look like Napoli pizza to me.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 06:26:49 2020 No.15091760 >>15085389 Bread-bowl casserole. Good idea anon!

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 06:41:02 2020 No.15091805 >>15084411 You can get them in lots of places. Lemme guess---you're another retard from the PNW.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 07:20:43 2020 No.15091898

>>15091593
Hirono I, Shibuya C, Shimizu M, Fushimi K, 1972, "Carcinogenic Activity of Processed Bracken Used as Human Food", Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 8(4):1245-1250.

Hirayama T, 1979, “Diet and cancer”, Nutrition and Cancer, 1(3): 67-81.

Lin Y, Kikuchi S, Tamakoshi A, Yagyu K, Obata Y, Inabata Y, Kurosawa M, Kawamura T, Motohashi Y and Ishibashi T, 2006, “Dietary habits and pancreatic cancer risk in a cohort of middle-aged and elderly Japanese”, Nutrition and Cancer, 56(1): 40-49.

Marlière CA, Wathern P, Freitas SN, Castro MCFM and Galvão MAM, 1999, “Bracken fern (Pteridium aquilinum) consumption and oesophageal and stomach cancer in the Ouro Preto region, Minas Gerais, Brazil”. Chapter 23 in “Bracken Fern: Toxicity, Biology and Control”, edited by Taylor JA and Smith RT, pages 144-149 of the Proceedings of the International Bracken Group Conference, Manchester, 20-23 July 1999. Published by the International Bracken Group, Aberystwyth, Wales. August 2000. ISBN 0 9525505 2 0.

Villalobos-Salazar J, Meneses A, Rojas JL, Mora J, Porras RE and Herrero MV, 1989, “Bracken derived carcinogens as affecting animal health and human health in Costa Rica”. In: Taylor JA (ed), “Bracken toxicity and carcinogenicity as related to animal and human health”, Chapter 5, pages 40-50 of special publication reporting the 1st meeting of the International Bracken Group. Published by the Geography Department, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, Wales.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 07:22:21 2020 No.15091900 >>15086360 Can you link an example of peanut butter containing actual butter? I refuse to believe such a thing exists.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 08:47:58 2020 No.15092108 >>15091238 advocaat and eggnog contain alcohol though, so they're a bit different

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 08:54:08 2020 No.15092117 >>15091335 HEB has 'em

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 09:04:49 2020 No.15092140 >>15085389 It's a pizza flavoured pie

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 14:00:47 2020 No.15093171 >>15084411 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackcurrant_production_in_the_United_States#Current_restrictions

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Fri Nov 20 14:09:18 2020 No.15093227 >>15088458 Imagine unironically eating a big sloppa shit and complaining that other people don't.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 14:20:44 2020 No.15093286

>>15084723
Buy a foraging book and read it. Almost no one outside of really slow rural areas forages regularly enough to pass on the knowledge. And you need to know local stuff, so if someone grew up in the PNW and knows some basics of foraging there from doing scouts that doesn’t mean they can be helpful in SoCal suburbs. Dandelions are great apocalypse food as long as they aren’t completely riddled with suburban poisons. Dandelions helped the settlers through the early season before everything else started growing and years that had late harvests.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 14:28:33 2020 No.15093323

>>15085196
Not anything like in the commonwealth countries. They have meat pies at gas stations like we have shit burritos and hot dogs. In the US we only get pot pies at “pubs”/Irish restaurants, comfort food restaurants, and from the frozen section of the grocery store. They only seem to be a common food for poor people unless you have a mom or grandmother who cooks them at home. It also seems rare here for a “meat pie” to be anything but chicken or turkey.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 14:32:36 2020 No.15093347

>>15091217
Some people don’t eat rice regularly and have potatoes or bread as a staple instead. Like he said, potatoes are common staple farther north with rice being something you eat every few weeks while some people eat it daily especially father south. Unless they have any kind of non European heritage. In that case they eat rice every meal regardless of where they live.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 14:37:24 2020 No.15093367 >>15091335 You are poor then, because they are in a lots of popular grocery store chains across the country. They just aren’t in places like Food Lion and Food Depot.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 14:38:38 2020 No.15093369 >>15084819 >>15086464 Lol I found the actual recipe if you're still here anon. https://www.texasmonthly.com/food/chili-recipe-no-beans/ Gonna make it today myself ^_^

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:14:16 2020 No.15094242 >>15091898 lol fucking D E S T R O Y E D the fern-eater

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:18:45 2020 No.15094269
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buckwheat kasha is:
>tastier than rice
>healthier than rice
wouldn't be surprised if this becomes the next meme food

apparently 4chan thinks my post is spam so DICKS DICKS PENIS is that any better?

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Fri Nov 20 17:19:00 2020 No.15094272 >>15093369 If you do it, I recommend adding a roasted soupbone and fresh peppers with the onions. It's a very solid chili recipe anyway.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:33:50 2020 No.15094344 >>15087504 >It's obviously fucking pizza. I agree 100% that getting bent out of shape about calling it a pizza is retarded but Chicago deep dish is, in fact, a casserole.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:36:25 2020 No.15094357 File: 206 KB, 1200x900, 0_pjimage-4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The Doner Kebab. Like what do Americans eat after drinking since they can't get one of these bad boys after a night on the lash with the lads?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:47:55 2020 No.15094404 >>15087504 it's a casserole

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:48:59 2020 No.15094412
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>>15087504

As an non-American Chicago style pizza is a pie. It's not really a pizza (I.e. Flat bread, tomato sauce, cheese) is it?

I mean it looks great but that's a cheese pie not a pizza..

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:49:54 2020 No.15094420
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>>15094357
I miss doner. The closest alternative in my state (texas) is tacos al pastor, which is roughly the same thing meat wise but with different spices. Most americans here go to Whataburger late night after drinking though, so burgers, chicken sandwiches, chicken strips kind of stuff.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:50:59 2020 No.15094425 >>15088298 Isn't that zabaglione essentially.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:51:20 2020 No.15094426 >>15094412 Pizza pie though

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 17:52:30 2020 No.15094429 >>15084616 Bought a whole box from the paki shop visiting london. They are pretty refreshing and easy to eat when they've had the spines off

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 18:11:41 2020 No.15094524 >>15088298 Isn't raw egg a bit risky? How does it taste?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 18:21:30 2020 No.15094576 >>15091217 most Americans/EU don't eat rice regularly our staple is wheat, especially if you go back 20-30 years

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 18:23:31 2020 No.15094588 >>15086360 There is no peanut butter in Scandinavia and southern europe

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 18:27:02 2020 No.15094598 >>15094269 kasha is based as fuck, I go to a specific russian market just to get it.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 18:30:45 2020 No.15094610

>>15094524
>Isn't raw egg a bit risky
not particularly, it's rare for anyone in a first world country to get salmonella from eggs nowadays
tastes a little like eggnog with a nice fluffy, creamy texture - try it yourself if you're curious, you just have to mix yolks with sugar and whisk them thoroughly

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 20:10:16 2020 No.15095080 >>15094576 >our staple is wheat and potatoes

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 20:15:47 2020 No.15095103 >>15084723 Foraging is for poor people. They were trying to teach you to make money and buy food from a grocery store.

Anonymous Fri Nov 20 20:26:31 2020 No.15095154

>>15084411
Apparently my family makes Enchiladas differently. We always made them by ripping the tortillas into pieces, dipping them in enchilada sauce, and then layering them in a dish with chicken, sour cream, cheese, olives, and green onions. Yet every other place I’ve seen them rolled up like a burrito with the ends open.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 20:58:52 2020 No.15095271 >>15087257 You’re the niggers who cries in every chili thread that beans don’t belong in chili, right? Why do you care so much? How much is Big Chili paying you?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:03:24 2020 No.15095296 >>15086360 you're an idiot, of course you can get pure peanut butter here

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:03:27 2020 No.15095297 File: 90 KB, 1100x688, barley-grains-in-a-wooden-bowl.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084411 Does no one eat barely? It's so good and healthy.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:05:05 2020 No.15095305 >>15088298 people all over the world eat custard, retard

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:06:03 2020 No.15095312 >>15094357 How fat are you dude? Why you eatin Muslim nigger shit? Get a fuckin life. Getting trashed and eating paki shit is absolutely pathetic.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:09:16 2020 No.15095339 >>15095297 i ate some frozen food power bowls that had barley grain in it. i bought regular barley myself later and found it delicious

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:10:30 2020 No.15095349 >>15095297 I prefer Farro

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:24:59 2020 No.15095434 >>15094357 gyros and schwarma are everywhere not sure what the difference is from doner

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:29:36 2020 No.15095450 File: 65 KB, 500x375, Easy-Baked-Okra-5-500x375.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Okra

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:34:18 2020 No.15095469 >>15084411 did you only find out fiddleheads aren't that well known from the defector trivia stream

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:39:41 2020 No.15095495 >>15084809 Don't worry, you basically can't kill those fucking things. They grow in Idaho, where during my one and only visit there during winter, it got down to -10 degrees.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:43:04 2020 No.15095516 >>15084411 Do you live in Stardew Valley? That's the only place I've ever seen those.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:44:34 2020 No.15095524 >>15085932 Fuck that, where is the spaghetti and cheese?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 21:47:51 2020 No.15095536 File: 141 KB, 1500x1000, 1596623207616.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] plain boiled potatoes as a side

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>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 22:06:25 2020 No.15095621 >>15084465 baby ferns. i forage them during early spring in new england. very good sauted in butter with salt&pepper squeeze of lemon

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 22:32:04 2020 No.15095732 >>15084411 Closest thing I know to a local food in Houston is lean

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 22:33:00 2020 No.15095740 >>15095103 Telling me to go to public school and not letting me have friends while simultaneously not helping me start college early nor get a job at both of their privately owned businesses is not teaching nor helping me to make money,

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 22:49:18 2020 No.15095797 >>15095740 you don't make money hiring dead weight kid, business 101

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 22:57:24 2020 No.15095823 >>15095797 wabam

>>	Albumen Fri Nov 20 23:01:20 2020 No.15095837 >>15095740 Nepotism isn't exactly smiled upon in business culture

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Fri Nov 20 23:04:02 2020 No.15095849 >>15095271 There are lots of posters that correct people who post bean soup and incorrectly refer to it as chili

>>	Albumen Fri Nov 20 23:05:49 2020 No.15095858 >>15095849 Can you please stop posting? You are posting at too high a rate and it's disrupting my autism.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 20 23:30:43 2020 No.15095937 File: 16 KB, 396x396, pints.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15091184 It comes in hardcover?

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Fri Nov 20 23:34:34 2020 No.15095960 >>15095858 This is how I normally post. Sounds like a you problem

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 00:26:07 2020 No.15096169 >>15091156 they are the hidden LEAF village, so yes.

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 00:58:35 2020 No.15096277
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>>15084723

Lemonade berries (Rhus integrifolia, pic related) are a common trailside occurrence in SoCal. They're ripe in spring and summer, and are tangy and quite sticky.

Strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo) is an import but is sometimes found in suburbia. Ripe when red, but kinda shit.

There's also apparently a wild relative of quinoa out there, though good luck harvesting it.

And then what >>15093286 said about dandelions.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 01:36:36 2020 No.15096411 >>15095557 Custard apples of various kinds are found worldwide, but they're not really commercialized because of a short growing season, short shelf life, and delicate fruit.

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 01:57:15 2020 No.15096507

>>15095797
>>15095823
>dead weight
>your own child
The modern parents ideology explained in one post
>>15095837
They’re small business owners, ones more like an independent contractor. I don’t expect them to turn me into a business mogul, but they never taught me a single thing about finances, taxes, having a portfolio, or any those types of things. The general attitude was that I should teach myself everything.
Also, your kinda wrong, I know a ton of kids with parents who lined them up for a job. You can pretend it’s “frowned upon” but it still happens everywhere all the time.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 01:58:17 2020 No.15096514 >>15096277 I’ve actually seen those but I had no idea they were edible, I will absolutely be eating those when I find them next year. Thanks anon.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 02:21:22 2020 No.15096582 File: 1.01 MB, 1934x1934, salmonberry.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15085827 some salmonberry plants produce orange berries when ripe and some turn red or even almost black. the orange ones are the sweetest

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 02:33:56 2020 No.15096622
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>>15086377
>>15086386
I actually find the thimbleberry flavor pretty complex, moreso than most store variety berries. The sweet ones taste a bit like a mix of blackberry and raspberry after it's been cooked for a pie. Pretty annoying to eat since the seeds get stuck in your teeth, but easy to pick since there's no thorns on the plant

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 02:42:17 2020 No.15096645 >>15095837 >Nepotism isn't exactly smiled upon in business culture bullshit, maybe by the workers but higher ups don't give a shit unless this works profits.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 02:54:20 2020 No.15096675 >>15095837 Nobody is going to question the owners child working. Most families hire their children.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 03:32:02 2020 No.15096780 >>15095434 technice and principle are the same ingredients are different, thats all also no pork in doner since muslims

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 04:23:12 2020 No.15096945 >>15086456 >onion powder >garlic powder get out

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 04:30:10 2020 No.15096963 >>15094610 Huh, okay cool. Thanks man

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 04:35:49 2020 No.15096979

>>15085271
I was going to be snarky like the other assholes who responded, because on the one hand fucking kek so many people eat rice.
BUT as a mixed race American you're also 100% right. My mom being the white one has told me before that she's always preferred bread to rice while I was the reverse.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 04:41:52 2020 No.15096983 >>15095305 too bad this isn't custard, retard there's no milk in it and it isn't cooked - the taste is different, the texture is different

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 04:56:56 2020 No.15097009 >>15086456 cringe

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 05:07:29 2020 No.15097030 >>15084483 >>15084725 Yeah but don't you think maybe you would be able to provide some unique insight into the dish? And thats why you brought it up in the first place? Of course we can Google it

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 05:10:22 2020 No.15097037 >>15084616 I see them sometimes up here in Washington state, usually in mexican grocery stores.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 05:16:58 2020 No.15097050 >>15084482 haha me and my girlfriend are both swedish, i just asked her and neither one of us has ever heard about äggost.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 07:21:01 2020 No.15097243 >>15095469 No I just mentioned them in a discord server and literally no one knew what the fuck I was talking about and that caught me off guard

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 07:22:07 2020 No.15097246 >>15095516 No, New Hampshire They grow in the wild here (the edible ostrich fern, other ferns might be poisonous)

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 07:37:19 2020 No.15097277

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKx00sIo_GA
https://extension.umaine.edu/publications/4198e/
For anyone interested, and as several anons have pointed out, edible fiddleheads have poisonous and cancerous look-alikes, but can be easily distinguished if you know what you are looking for
3 identifying features are:
>U-Shaped stem
>brown, paper like covering
>no hair on stem

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 07:39:00 2020 No.15097281 File: 487 KB, 1250x1250, speculoos.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15094700 my family used to go to belgium every year and we'de eat absurd quantities of these

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 07:53:51 2020 No.15097311 >>15084732 Boiling water would actually fuck it up pretty good. You're working against your own point.

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 08:04:23 2020 No.15097336

>>15084411
Green chili. It's pretty much just Colorado and New Mexico and we both differ on how we like it (New Mexico is usually straight, or with beans, no meat. Colorado is usually straight or with pork). Finding green chilies outside of these two states is a pain in the ass, just jalapenos as far as the eye can see.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 08:05:25 2020 No.15097339 >>15097336 Oh and Navajo tacos for the area specifically around me. I mean real navajo tacos, with fry bread and everything, not that bullshit they call navajo tacos

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 08:06:27 2020 No.15097345 >>15097339 on the Front range* where it's basically a chalupa

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 08:08:27 2020 No.15097349 >>15091593 lol get wrecked you fucking herbivore i am SCREAMING just leave the thread >>15091898 >>15091898 ki-NO

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 08:10:07 2020 No.15097352 >>15095297 Barley is great. It's too bad eating too much of it will make you sick, but it explains a lot about Eastern Europe.

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 08:31:07 2020 No.15097388

>>15096983
ok well for some reason i was under the impression that you didn't have to add milk for it to still be custard. regardless, people eat this shit all over the world. it's like all jewish people live in a bubble when it comes to food. obviously other people eat egg yolk and sugar tempered together with various flavourings.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 09:40:11 2020 No.15097519 >>15086456 Garbage ingredients

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 09:50:06 2020 No.15097547 >>15084411 yeah I legitimately have never in my life ever seen or heard of this at all. kinda fun that you can still learn something new every day.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 09:55:17 2020 No.15097558 >>15089729 There's some mince under all the shit

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 10:41:06 2020 No.15097685 >>15091040 >Sweden >West coast

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 10:50:05 2020 No.15097702 >>15095450 Yeehaw. Love me some fried catfish and friend okra.

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>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 12:13:09 2020 No.15097965 >>15095557 I didnt know these existed until i went to college. Werent that good imo but was surprised the existed nonetheless

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 12:20:05 2020 No.15097980 >>15084504 This nigga eating Ito Junji's dickgrowths

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 14:49:28 2020 No.15098648 >>15097685 Yes, we have our west coast and east coast.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 14:54:15 2020 No.15098676 >>15093227 Except you do

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Sat Nov 21 15:14:54 2020 No.15098753 >>15098676 No, I make and eat chili

Anonymous Sat Nov 21 15:20:41 2020 No.15098779
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>>15095297
I fucking hate barley, can't believe that yuro peasants had to slide that nasty shit down their throats every day. Sorghum is the GOAT grain, and the fact that it hasn't been marketed as a ~buddha bowl superfood uwu~ in the West yet is puzzling.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 16:22:51 2020 No.15099138 >>15084411 These are so good boiled and drained with a generous amount of butter melted over. I could probably eat a pound.

>>	strawman !!9eSatjbJatr Sat Nov 21 16:33:19 2020 No.15099183 File: 446 KB, 597x428, 4c446bbb3f890095ed40f3a87c6a621f7e5ff603c44e2a49a64746908978df17.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15098779 >sorghum

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 16:55:12 2020 No.15099292 File: 65 KB, 580x580, 40668776_790169981374344_8149994937182584832_n.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Best tendie dipping sauce coming through.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 16:59:14 2020 No.15099318 Fuck everyone here I'm gonna kill myself tonight. Tell Trump I said 420 blaze it

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 17:00:54 2020 No.15099332 >>15097311 I know that shithead, you’re just too retarded to understand the joke

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 17:02:00 2020 No.15099336 >>15098779 Sorghum is used to slop pigs and feed cattle in 1st world countries. Welcome to Banana Republic status, US!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 17:12:14 2020 No.15099397 >>15094700 Kanker lekker

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 17:30:02 2020 No.15099528 >>15089197 fiddleheads are also known to be mildly toxic but people still eat them for some reason to be epic

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nothing here at all. ok i thought of one. we hvae a pizza place, very popular, called Arizmendi, that makes pizza without meat or tomato sauce. only varieties of cheese, veggies, olive oil, bread. its very good. honestly the best pizza. but probably few others do this particular thing.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 18:32:43 2020 No.15099958 >>15084482 Whats the texture like? Is it like gelatinous or more like cottage cheese?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 19:03:59 2020 No.15100135 File: 58 KB, 654x477, degenerates.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084616 >pupper You degenerate. Your are riddled with the filth of the Redditor. Cleanse yourself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 19:37:16 2020 No.15100345 >>15098779 Kek I think we use that for livestock, birdfeeders, and not much else you poor monkey.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 20:00:31 2020 No.15100479 >>15095516 Not the OP, but I live in Atlantic Canada and we have those, actually saw a lady picking them wild out of our local semi forested park last spring.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 20:01:58 2020 No.15100490 >>15099593 they do this at a couple of very popular places in berkeley (california)

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 22:50:13 2020 No.15101550 File: 41 KB, 479x640, 1601914562272.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084411 Those look tasty af.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 21 22:51:16 2020 No.15101558 File: 763 KB, 761x761, 1587917608837.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084482 From sweden and I have never heard of this. I immediately imagine this being said in the heaviest Helsingborg accent ever.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 00:04:17 2020 No.15101928 >>15085319 Not the guy you replied to, but we have frozen meat pies in Texas. East Texas specifically

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 00:27:00 2020 No.15102016 >>15084708 >New Braunfels I was wondering if I'd ever see someone who lives near that shithole. Freeway - The City

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 00:33:02 2020 No.15102040 >>15102016 The main town is offset from the freeway. The suburb developments hardly count

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 00:36:14 2020 No.15102058 >>15084504 So it tastes like broccolini??

Anonymous Sun Nov 22 00:37:14 2020 No.15102062

>>15095312
Holy shit dude, you've obviously never been to Europe, especially Berlin. These are absolutely amazing staples of a night out and they're not even pakistani you fucking retard. Maybe try something new or outside your comfort zone for once in your sad pathetic existence

At the very least get a passport (for real).

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 00:38:40 2020 No.15102066 >>15084695 My cousin named her daughter after this beer: Ruby

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 00:40:46 2020 No.15102078 >>15085285 Washington State here, lots of great bakeries here - except all they make is fucking pastries

Anonymous Sun Nov 22 01:04:06 2020 No.15102163
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I thought that everybody drank stuff like picrel because I grew up on /pol/.

Was shocked when I finally travelled to /ck/ and saw you guys drinking whisky or tea. Much more civilized here.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:09:26 2020 No.15102497 >>15086456 super cringe

>>	Albumen Sun Nov 22 02:10:44 2020 No.15102503 >>15102062 Ever heard of COVID?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:30:22 2020 No.15102569 >>15084616 We had these where I grew up in Socal too.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:34:09 2020 No.15102583 >>15085189 Do Chicken pot pies count? Because I love Chicken Pot Pie. Also Beef Pot Pie is good too.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:35:18 2020 No.15102589 >>15085319 We have frozen meat pies here in Utah. Weird that Arizona doesn't since you're only a few hours away.

Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:38:13 2020 No.15102594
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Mullberries. Where I grew up there were a shitton of the trees planted, alot of the time near bus stops so homeless people had stuff to eat. They're delicious, especially the white ones. They stain everything they fucking touch though.

Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:46:35 2020 No.15102617
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Apparently people outside of Utah and Idaho don't use Fry Sauce. Also apparently Stephens Cocoa isn't available in all states, I always thought it was the main brand of cocoa everyone had. People who don't have it are missing out.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:50:26 2020 No.15102630 File: 35 KB, 375x343, xk_dkctn2crkj_2mosckyuisusgwzw4lqapjsi373pk.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15091184 I have one of those too. I loaned it to a chick at work I was trying to bang. She never spoke to me again after giving it back.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:53:37 2020 No.15102643 >>15102617 >Apparently people outside of Utah and Idaho don't use Fry Sauce. No, they just have the intelligence to not make their own. Also https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/sudbury/mayochup-cree-translation-1.5144737

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:57:37 2020 No.15102651 >>15094269 That just looks like Bulghur wheat with butter. I only ever use Bulghur to make Tabbouleh, never tried it by itself.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 02:59:44 2020 No.15102657 >>15095297 I love barley, but only in soups.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 03:03:48 2020 No.15102668 >>15102643 Mayochup is not the same thing as fry sauce you tard.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 03:29:14 2020 No.15102726 File: 31 KB, 474x535, brainlet 1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15084483 >he uses google use searx or something that'll actually give useable results retard

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 22 03:51:19 2020 No.15102777 >>15084652 my family loves, and we are from norway

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