/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.16776824]

Why doesn't Europe like tacos and donuts?

[Anonymous No.16776833]

>>16776824
They like when it's "fun american" not when it's "trash american"

[Anonymous No.16776866]

>>16776833
But all American chains are trash.

[Anonymous No.16776876]

>>16776866
Starbucks is kino

[Anonymous No.16776878]

>>16776824
We have our own taco culture here, taco bell looks like an atrocity

[Anonymous No.16776883]

>>16776878
>We have our own taco culture here

Explain

[Anonymous No.16776898]

>>16776824
We have döner and gyros.

[Anonymous No.16776913]

>>16776824
tacos are seen as a weird, hipster exotic food outside of the US. not something you think of as fast food, a snack or even something you have regularly.

and you'd be retarded to think a shitty import doughnut chain is gunna take off in a region that's chock full of bakeries, patisseries and such already established for a few hundred years, for the same reasons that Starbucks went bankrupt in Australia.

[Anonymous No.16776925]

>>16776913
Australia has a big coffee milkshake culture?

[Anonymous No.16777134]

>>16776824
Because we have hairyhands to make us chicken shawarmas and kebabs when we want meat rolled in bread, and about a million better pastries and sweets than donuts.

[Anonymous No.16777139]

>>16776824
WE HAD DUNKIN IT WAS SO GOOD AND ALSO CHEAP I WANT IT BACK.
NOW WE ONLY HAVE KRISPY KREME THAT SHITS SO EXPENSIVE IDK WHY ITS JUST FRIED DOUGH.
WE HAD A KRISPY KREME WHERE YOU COULD WATCH THE DONUTS GOING ON A CONVEYOR BELT AND FRY.

SAME WITH WIENERWALD I LOVED THAT GARLIC LEMON CHICKEN AND THEY CLOSED IT IT WAS NEAR DUNKINS TOO.
IW ANT TO GO BACK.

[Anonymous No.16777143]

>>16776824
Norway loves tacos, you troglodyte. Stop equating food with fast food.

[Anonymous No.16777151]

>>16776824
>Europeans don't like Taco Bell
What a fucking shithole.

[Anonymous No.16777154]

>>16776824
>he doesn't know about french tacos

[Anonymous No.16777165]

Why is Bosnia so based

[Anonymous No.16777172]

>>16776824
There's a Dunkin' in Belgium now.

[Anonymous No.16777180]

Can't imagine what the Italians would make of pizza hut

[Anonymous No.16777211]

>>16776824
Donuts are pretty low tier when it comes to pastries.
Tacos are nice but they mostly fill the same role as a kebab. Also Taco Bell is shit.

[Anonymous No.16777220]

>>16777139
WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING
ALSO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS KRISPY KREME IS SHIT

[Anonymous No.16777228]

>>16777220
I WEEP FOR THE ILLUSIONS OF MY CHILDHOOD

[Anonymous No.16777244]

>>16776824
I like burgers, american kind of pizza, kfc. We don't have taco bell here and I like local donuts better than american ones.

t. polan

[Anonymous No.16777263]

>>16776876
Tranny

[Anonymous No.16777266]

>>16776824
I don't even understand how people can eat donuts. I got dunkin donuts once and could barely eat more than one. This shit is disgustingly sweet. You need to have your taste buds completely nuked to eat that crap.

[Anonymous No.16777273]

>>16776824
Are old school basically deep fried sweet bread pre WWII donuts still popular in Europe?

[Anonymous No.16777274]

>>16777266
Just because europeans can afford something besides leftover fish broth for breakfast, chang.

[Anonymous No.16777279]

>>16777180
but dominos is fine with the guineas?

[Anonymous No.16777292]

>>16776883
they speak mexican too

[Anonymous No.16777310]

Don't the Portuguese eat malasadas? Are those not common anywhere else?

[Anonymous No.16777313]

>>16776876
charbucks is fine when there are no better options but in yurop there really should be

[Anonymous No.16777330]

>>16777273
Dunno exactly where donuts come from, but every country will have some sort of fried sweet dough type of cake.

In Denmark and Norway (i ahve no idea about Sweden, i try not to think of them) we have klejner. They arent really fried, but boiled in oil so the exterior has a nice bite and the insides are fluffy. Theyre usually made at christmas time and flavoured with cardemomme

[Anonymous No.16777454]

>>16776925
a big, serious coffee/cafe culture yes.
milkshake, nah.
unless you're talking Lime milk or Lime milkshakes.

[Anonymous No.16778429]

>>16777143
>norwegian "tacos"

[Anonymous No.16778500]

>>16776913
Lol no, tacos have been normal in northern europe now for at least two decades.

[Anonymous No.16778507]

>>16776824
>there are countries in europe without McDonald's
Extremely surprising for me

[Anonymous No.16778512]

>>16776824
>Spain has every fast food chain
Los Obesitos

[Anonymous No.16778520]

>>16777273
Yes, berlin balls

[Anonymous No.16778528]

>>16778429
Bretty good tbqh

[Anonymous No.16778529]

>>16777139
>>16777220
Tastelets. I will never understand how anyone could choose pleb Dunkin over King Krispy Kreme.

[Anonymous No.16778539]

>>16777266
>eat more than one
Why would you? Maybe 2, but one is fine. If you're getting a dozen it's to share, and for leftovers later.

[Anonymous No.16779027]

>>16776824

I can understand the lack of interest in corporate donut places, as donuts are easy to make and local joints are always better but what does Norway, Finland and Bosnia have against KFC?

[Anonymous No.16779063]

>>16776824
how is subway in kosovo and none of the surrounding countries

[Anonymous No.16779085]

>>16777139

[Anonymous No.16779110]

>>16777266

I like the classic Old Fashioned the best but I only get local donuts, fuck Wall Street.

[Anonymous No.16779116]

>>16778429
>norwegian "tacos"

How are you supposed to eat that, scoop the fix'ns off with a spoon and eat the bread after?

[Anonymous No.16779140]

>>16779063
US military base, specifically an AAFES outlet.

[Anonymous No.16779981]

>>16776824
How recent is this? I'm kind of glad my motherland (Bosnia) is spared almost all these chains. A Starbucks wouldn't hurt so much though. That KFC and McDonals reach is pretty impressive I must say. I feel bad we exported Subway so widely though, even worse than Burger King. But I hear big fast food chains put more effort and compete harder with their products in other regions of the world. So maybe they're not half bad?

[Anonymous No.16780194]

>>16776824
Just because Taco bell isnt popular, doesnt mean mexican food isnt being sold. In fact, theyre seen as "hipster" food in many parts of the west that arent America so Mexishit immigrants are making a killing selling their grandmothers recipes to naive westerners as upmarket crap. Whats even worse is that its so hard to source traditional mexican ingredient in Australia with the exception of staples like chipotle chilli, habanero and corn Tacos, so if you want to try out authentic mexican cuisine, and experiment with regional mexican ingredients and different chillis, you need to go to the expensive mexican restuarants in upmarket areas where miguel the owner has his connections in South America sending produce to his little chain and charging insane prices for something that you can probably get in a village in mexico for a few dollars.

[Anonymous No.16780199]

>>16777454
>Lime Milkshake
An orange julius is one thing, but a straight up lime milkshake? fuck

[Anonymous No.16780218]

>>16780199
I dont know what that guy is talking about. Lime shakes arent a thing here

[Anonymous No.16780251]

>>16776824
>they don't know about French tacos
triste

[Anonymous No.16780267]

>>16776824
i didnt know dunkin was so rare in europe fun having it in my country
dont have taco bell tho everything else is everywhere even burger kang

[Anonymous No.16780279]

>>16779027
its a fact that only 7 people live in the 24 fishing villages that make up finland so it would be very difficult for kfc to make money there

[Anonymous No.16780297]

>>16779027
kfc is a franchise system, its that no one local wanted to invest in it.

[Anonymous No.16780348]

>>16776824
Taco Bell is fucking garbage. While we have it here I wouldn't go there because we have actually good and authentic Mexican restaurants in most cities.

[Anonymous No.16780372]

>>16780297
And no one wants to invest in it because:

1. KFC demands that a franchise owner has muscles enough to start up in the whole country at the same time.

2. The concept relies on high volume to be profitable.

3. There's a very high risk that most/all locations wouldn't have high enough volume

The ones trying to take Taco Bell to Norway faced these same issues.

[Anonymous No.16780464]

>>16776824
We do, but we don't like american mega corporations running them

[Anonymous No.16780467]

>>16776824

GLOBOHOMO

[Anonymous No.16780842]

We have our own vomit inducing version of tacos >>16777154

[Anonymous No.16780879]

>>16780467
MAYMAY

[Anonymous No.16781094]

>>16776824
Donuts are so trash you get full but you don't feel satiated. Tacos idk nobody sell them we have turks instead of mexicans.

[Anonymous No.16781324]

>>16776824
>Italy
there are only two american fast food chains that are popular in Italy: McDonald's and, to a much lesser degree, Burger King.
Domino's, Subway and Starbucks are technically present, but just with a handful of stores in the large cities. Like, there are only 15 Starbucks stores in the entire country ffs.
KFC has started to expand in the last few years, but it's still not that well-known.

[Anonymous No.16781357]

>>16777279
there are less than 30 Domino's Pizza stores in Italy, mostly located in large cities filled with tourists

[Anonymous No.16781361]

>>16776824
I've never seen a KFC, Dominos, Pizza Hut, or Starbucks in Sweden.

[Anonymous No.16781422]

>>16779027
It's weird seeing this "homey" version of a KFC meal.
In Poland you can't get mashed potatoes, gravy, biscuits or corn there, Only sides are french fries, some mayo sauces and coleslaw, so it's more of a typical fast food place without that 'everyday home meal' aesthetic

[Anonymous No.16781467]

>>16778500
Because northern europe mindlessly apes everything off mutts. Rest of the continent doesn't eat that shit

[Anonymous No.16781559]

i wouldnt wish this upon anyone

[Anonymous No.16781698]

>>16776824
Only tourists, children and poor people eat this kind of crap.

Your tacos and doughnuts don't understand their target audience yet.

[Anonymous No.16781742]

>>16781422

But you can get corn on the cob in polish KFC.

[Anonymous No.16781948]

>>16781742
I've never seen it. It might be because not every kfc place has them, it's seasonal, or I just haven't noticed it. I dunno

[Anonymous No.16781964]

>>16776883
We make our own taco, its a cultural thing. For fast food we eat kebabs not taco.

[Anonymous No.16782022]

>>16776824
>Holland has Taco Bell
wtf I will try it

[Anonymous No.16782036]

>>16778429
yikes

[Anonymous No.16782280]

>>16776824
Dunkin has like 10+ lacations in the netherlands so that map is outdated af

[Anonymous No.16782292]

>>16782022
laten we samen gaan :-)

[Anonymous No.16782607]

>>16780199
sounds gross but it's actually fucking tasty.

[Anonymous No.16782626]

>>16781467
This is suprisingly true. I guess we have less own culture so we just take in from whoever is giving us culture.

[Anonymous No.16782637]

I can get some Paczki ( real donut) everywhere here , fuck you

[Anonymous No.16782725]

>>16776824
Dunkin Donuts opened some stores here in Poland, but they tried the Starbucks strategy of making everything overpriced and hoping that the power of American popculture is enough to sell it to trendy teens
they pulled out after like a year when they realized no one wants to buy that shit in a country where you can get cheap, delicious, freshly made pączki at every store or bakery

[Anonymous No.16782731]

>>16776876
their coffee tastes like shit and is 50% more expensive than local chains for no reason

[Anonymous No.16782808]

>>16776883
Well generally we're pretty big food snobs so when "taco's" are brought up by americans they talk about hard shells and meat goo.
We make it out of tortilla and meat chunks.

[Anonymous No.16782857]

>>16776824
lemme guess, you found that on reddit

[Anonymous No.16783401]

>>16776824
>tacos
There's no fuckin' Mexicans in Europe so no one makes Tex-Mex or Mexican food over there.

>donuts
Because Dunkin' is one of the worst donuts.

[Anonymous No.16784391]

>>16776824
I thought Pizza Hut failed in Russia despite the Gorbachev bump?

[Anonymous No.16784494]

>>16779027
Not enough niggers.

[Anonymous No.16784499]

>>16784494
Bosniaks truly are white in the end...

[Anonymous No.16784504]

>>16778429
That's fucking plain yogurt isn't it

[Anonymous No.16784563]

>>16782808
Hilariously misinformed post

[Anonymous No.16784567]

>>16776913
Well there's dominos in Italy

[Anonymous No.16784666]

>>16781559
A truck stop on the long roads? Are you stupid, faggot?

[Anonymous No.16784699]

The real answer is that both Taco Bell and Dunkin came like twenty to thirty years later than the other chains in the European market so they still have lots of catch up to do. However they are so late that the market is already quite saturated so it's an uphill battle.

[Anonymous No.16784729]

There was literally a riot in Ireland when the first and so far only Krispy Kreme store opened up. Even had people flying in from the UK to try them. It's not even in an easy location to get to and the one time I was near it to the wait time was 45mins, which there is no way I'd bothered waiting for. Pic related is far superior anyway and you get six for 2.50 and don't support globohomo corporations either.

[Anonymous No.16784794]

>>16779116
You fold it you absolute mong.

[Anonymous No.16784803]

>>16776824
A royal Donuts openend last year in my city. I have never ever seen a costumer inside...

[Anonymous No.16784813]

>>16776824
We don't have actual mexicans to make good tacos.
We have turks make kebabs instead.

[Anonymous No.16784840]

>>16776883

[Anonymous No.16784848]

>>16776824
We make it ourselves

Here's the taco shelf

[Anonymous No.16784908]

>>16776876
Dude
No

[Anonymous No.16784912]

>>16776824
Is that an old map?
I'm almost 100% sure I saw a Dunkin' Donuts in Odense, Denmark last time I was passing through there.
I seem to recall one donut costing like 3 or 4 dollars and laughing at the idea of some retard paying that.

Also, the Norwegians eat tacos every Tuesday, but they make them at home.

[Anonymous No.16785111]

>>16783401
>There's no fuckin' Mexicans in Europe so no one makes Tex-Mex or Mexican food over there.
Fascinatsing how people can straight out lie/invent stuff like this.

[Anonymous No.16785410]

There are some Taco Bells in the UK, I've tried a few, pretty good value and tasty. It's not great food or mexican food compared to other local bits but I can see the appeal feels a nice niche.

We are getting Wendys/Popeyes soon also, any good?

[Anonymous No.16785424]

>>16776824
You can find industrial donuts at every supermarket. Most of them are basic and disgusting.
As for tacos we have kebabs from the turks and pitas from the greeks so we don't care.

[Anonymous No.16785442]

>>16783401
>no mexicans in europe
Ever heard of Spain?

[Anonymous No.16785494]

>>16779027
i think finland atleast is getting kfc this year

[Anonymous No.16785499]

>Finland has Taco Bell
Weird.

[Anonymous No.16785507]

>>16785424
this

[Anonymous No.16785565]

>>16785442
Mexicans are the rape babies of Spaniards and indigenous population. They aren't the same.

>>16785111
100,000 mexicans living among 740 million yuros might as well be zero. Sure, you probably have some "Mexican" restaurants, but you don't have as many as the US which is 11% Mexicans (half of all Latinos) not including illegals.

[Anonymous No.16787328]

>>16785499
How so? We have better local medican food restaurantchains than tacobell btw. Nordic food companies already reverse engineered taco bell recipes around 20 years ago and made it so that you could just buy the ingredients from grocery store and make tacos yourself. So no one wants to go buy the same food from taco bell that we have been making ourself for cheaper for 20 years.

[Anonymous No.16787331]

>>16787328
Meant better mexican restaurant chains.

[Anonymous No.16787638]

Globotaco

[Anonymous No.16788319]

>>16784848
why does swedes like tacos so much?

[Anonymous No.16788448]

>>16777263
>>16782731
>Went to Starbucks for eight straight years almost daily
>Became a known presence there, and became one of their favorite customers just be being friendly, tipping on occasion and engaging them in bantz on slow days
>Sleep with a few of the girls there and end up dating one
>Become so well-known they start giving me my drinks for free
>New employees instructed to do the same
>By just being a loyal customer and not a huge douche for a few years, wind up with free coffee and breakfast sandwiches for life, plus a gf
Starbucks is great

[Anonymous No.16788459]

>>16776824
taco bell tex-mex poison is foreign to their palate, and dunkin is primarily a coffee place (not donuts) and europeans either make their own coffee or drink tea

[Anonymous No.16789886]

>>16777273
Yeah, most European countries have some variant.

[Anonymous No.16790004]

>>16776824
europe likes donuts

[Anonymous No.16790010]

>>16788448
And everyone clapped, too.

[Anonymous No.16790044]

>>16776824
>taco bell
>UK, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands
makes sense
>only other countries are Iceland, Finland, Romania and >cyprus
is this map real?

[Anonymous No.16790053]

>>16790044
Military bases.

[Anonymous No.16790107]

>>16787328
Finns don't seem like they would like Mexican food.

[Anonymous No.16790113]

Based estonia rejecting degenerate fast food garbage

[Anonymous No.16790506]

>>16785424
second this

[Anonymous No.16790529]

>>16787328
I was just thinking about this and can comfirm this. I'm a finn and I've been to taco bell once and I couldn't get over how fucking average it was. The portions were tiny, everything was expensive as per usual and the fully loaded fries whatever weren't worth shit.
Totally could make on par taco stuff from purely store bought ingredients and haven't considered visiting taco bell again.
Mexican food and taco stuff is great though. As long as you go easy on the spice, it's not good to eat food that only hurts your mouth and numbs it.

[Anonymous No.16790883]

>>16776824
Lots of tacos in france

[Anonymous No.16791139]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfI4aD5U8kI

[Anonymous No.16791286]

>>16781559
What a wonderful and diverse culture

[Anonymous No.16791340]

>>16776824
this map grossly misrepresents the number of these places in the UK

Specifically for Taco Bell and Dunkin Donuts that shit's nowhere near literally anybody

[Anonymous No.16791346]

>we have dominos in italy
WE FUCKING WHAT?

[Anonymous No.16791444]

>>16784848
Santa Maria is the most vile shit ever concocted. Blown out the water by La Morena.

You retards actually think that tacos or burritos are made with a tomato based sauce.

[Anonymous No.16791481]

>>16791346
Yeah, there's like five in Milan alone. They didn't exactly sanitize the menu, either.

[Anonymous No.16791663]

>>16791481
How do they even survive? When you live in Italy of all places why would you go to Domino's? Outside of trying it once or twice for a gimmick, why would you go back

[Anonymous No.16791666]

>>16791663
I think you greatly overestimate the average modern Italian.

[Anonymous No.16791682]

>>16778429
That looks very similar to a more authentic street taco, just giant, over-stuffed and only one tortilla.

[Anonymous No.16791689]

>>16778529
Dunkin has better coffee (it’s better than Starbucks, too). And an old fashioned dunked in coffee is better than a KK dognut on its own, and KK is really crap if dipped.

[Anonymous No.16791717]

>>16791481
>wursty & chips

[Anonymous No.16792150]

>>16790107
Why? The west, Finland included has been rich enough to waste money on exotic food for decades now.

[Anonymous No.16792947]

>>16791666
You may be right if you talk about Milano, but keep in mind that there are people in the south that never even tried McDonald's or they tried it a couple of time in their life, and I'm talking about youngsters too.


>>16791717
It's commonly known as "american pizza"

[Anonymous No.16793473]

>>16780199
It seems like it would taste like a liquid Key Lime Pie. Sounds alright to me.

[Anonymous No.16794300]

>>16776824
they had a taco bell in italy when I lived there, though it was in an american military base.

[Anonymous No.16794629]

As far as donuts go, every german town is trashed full of arab money laundering I mean donut stores.
Not the good homemade kind, they just put a Snickers & chocolate sauce on top of premade circle dough shit. Or Bounty woooooh

[Anonymous No.16794650]

I visited the single dutch Tacobell once and I preferred it over most of our german Taco stuff. (minced meat and maggi sachets in dürüm)
Authentic stuff with proper imported ingredients is extremely rare to come by probably under a dozen for all of germany.

[Anonymous No.16794683]

>>16784912
Yes, we do have at least one. I bought some once, can't remember if they were good. Also 3 USD = 19 kr. is a pretty standard price for a storebought cake. Prepared food and labor-intensive products in general are just more expensive here than abroad because we have low unemployment.

[Anonymous No.16794707]

How did this thread dissappear from and then reappeared in the catalog after a few days?

[Anonymous No.16794731]

>>16781361
Theres a KFC and Dominos in Lund

[Anonymous No.16794850]

>>16776824
dominos is the most vile pizza I have ever eaten
it's even worse than those 1$ cheap brick east euro pizzas.
wtf is wrong with them?

[Anonymous No.16794864]

>>16776824
The maps wrong anyway; Dunkin exists in the Netherlands, for example.

[Anonymous No.16795051]

>>16794850
Have you never had Pizza Hut? Dominos is shit, but it’s good when compared to Pizza Hut. But even little caesars is better than dominos, for less than half the price.

[Anonymous No.16795238]

>>16779981
Subway is only as good as the bread of the country it's in.

[Anonymous No.16795293]

>>16776824
Mexican food is huge in Norway. It's very common to have tacos on fridays. If I go to a grocery store, but isle for Mexican food is bigger than any other specific isle. It's more Texmex than Mexican though.

[Anonymous No.16795355]

>>16779981
The map is deceptive in general because if a country has a US Army/Air Force base, then suddenly they now have a fuckton of US franchises in their country (though all localized to the exchange food court on the base). Like how Popeye's Chicken is in Germany and France, but most locals will have never seen a location.

[Anonymous No.16795653]

>>16776824
because taco bell is overpriced as fuck in this shithole.

[Anonymous No.16795741]

>>16776824
we have dunkin donuts in the netherlands as well. shit, looking at this graph it shows that the netherlands is fully cucked, we have all the american shitty fastfood shit.

[Anonymous No.16795748]

>>16795293
Why Fridays? Usually people do "Taco Tuesday" for alliterative reasons.

[Anonymous No.16795793]

>>16777454
love the lime breaka

[Anonymous No.16795834]

>>16776824
I don't think I have ever seen a Subway, KFC or Dominos here in Denmark. They might be here but they are pretty rare then. McDonalds, Burger King and Starbucks are common.
A train station I go through when I visit my parents had a donut shop for about a year before it closed down and I'm fairly sure it was a Dunkin Donuts. Maybe the map is old or they just closed all shops already (or maybe I'm just wrong).

[Anonymous No.16796641]

>>16784729
I remember the Krispy kreme stand in my home city was flooded by massive queues at the start. It normalised after about two weeks and I got to try some without waiting an hour. They were OK but they're just so goddamn sweet, even the "original" ones are just absolutely glazed in sugar. I have a sweet tooth and it was too much for even me

[Anonymous No.16796647]

>>16791444
Eh I've used that stuff and I'd say I actually prefer it to just plain dry and seasoned ground beef. Especially with the hard taco shells, they can be pretty dry and adding sour cream on top of like three layers of other ingredients doesn't help

[Anonymous No.16796656]

>>16791663
I mean a lot of supposedly good places also cost a shitload. Plus where I live Dominos is good hangover food. I wouldn't want a proper pizza hung over, I want a greasy mess

[Anonymous No.16796676]

>>16777330
Fresh off of some local elves?

[Anonymous No.16796732]

>>16784494
Fucking asia has no nigs and yet fried chicken sells there.

[Anonymous No.16796740]

>>16776824
>donuts
because Europe's good at making pastries and doesn't necesarily needs industrial standardized shit like donuts (plus there's huge variation in pastry preferences between european countries)
Also donuts are popular in the US because the american way of feeding is poisonned by excess sugar, which has a greater link to obesity rate than fat prevalence
>taco
Tacos are popular in the US because it's a mexican dish
Mexico is not a neighbouring country for Europe

[Anonymous No.16796979]

>>16796740
I can tell you within a couple years your town, as long as it's around 50k-100k residents will get shitted full of Royal Donuts.
Every german town got one, every dutch town got one, soon you'll be devoured too. (never seen somebody in there though)
Just like kebab nobody asked for it but it's there

[Anonymous No.16796998]

>>16795355
There's a Taco Bell in Germany inside a Air Force Base but its still grey, there's that.

[Anonymous No.16797039]

>>16777330
>(i ahve no idea about Sweden, i try not to think of them)
kek

>>16796676
double kek

I used to live just across the street from a restaurant called Tortilla Flats in Denmark, but I never went there because I hadn't read the book and I was worried they'd bully me about it.

[Anonymous No.16797178]

>>16795748
Because fridays is when the weekend start, and tacos scale really well to whatever amount of people you have over, it is low effort, and because you can choose what to put on there is no real conflict where people dislike it.

In short, its an easy meal anyone can put together for a crowd the day people get off work.

[Anonymous No.16798331]

How the fuck did Iceland avoid getting swallowed up by thr McD empire?

[Anonymous No.16798363]

>>16776824
Poland used to have Taco Bell. Polish people just weren't interested in Mexican food, I guess.

[Anonymous No.16798414]

>>16798331

[Anonymous No.16798538]

>>16791444
what i the base to salsa roja?
what is the base to pico de gallo?

[Anonymous No.16799531]

>>16782637
We invented them you fucking pollock, go drink drainage ditch water or whatever it is you freaks do for fun in your third world rathole.

[Anonymous No.16799583]

I live in a small Chinese city (less than 10 million or so)
In the local shopping mall, a subway open this year.
In less than 4 months, it was already gone.

Some cultures are slow to adapt their tastes, or just don't.

[Anonymous No.16799585]

>>16799531
>We
Who could possibly be behind this post?

[Anonymous No.16799594]

>>16776824
We have a taco place arround, it's not a chain, you can eat an excellent taco for literally 1€, I'm guessing they make the money off the drinks ... and shitty nachos. I very much doubt taco bell can get anywhere close to the quality these people offer. Legit one of the best tasting meats I've ever eaten period.
Other than that tacobell has some super trash food aura that makes me not want to even try it. Me loving breaded chicken and going to KFC to get a cold breaded boneless chicken didn't help either. It seems like for your global chains, quality isn't in the menu.