Foods you wish you could get in your country.

[liveslowdiefast]

Having just got back from my holiday to New Zealand I have suddenly found my self with a craving for a soft drink known as "Lemon & Paeroa" but more commonly abriviated as "L&P" but unfortunatly you can only get it in New Zealand, do any escapees have any foods they wish they could get in their respective countrys.

 

[Ldude893]

Golden Oreos. I found them in the United States. I live in Hong Kong.

 

[Steppin Razor]

And for Dr Pepper to not cost $3 a can.

$3 for a can of Dr Pepper? You in Australia?

3 Dollars a CAN? What form of hell do you live in? D:

All joking aside, that's super expensive. x.x;

Dr Pepper isn't released over here anymore. The only way to get it is in the few shops that import it themselves, so the price is jacked up.

On Topic: I had something in mind, but I forgot with all this talk of Dr Pepper being so bloody expensive and now just want cheaper Dr Pepper available over here.

 

[ThreeKneeNick]

I wish i could find maple syrup here, really wanna try it with pancakes.

 

[ButterFunky]

In the Phil., I believe that Dr. Pepper is around like 500 PHP.
Basically it's 10 USD a can.
I believe it was because Dr. Pepper is like, rare here.

OT: The brand Magnum that I happened to taste in Israel. Magnum is a brand of ice cream.

Edit: China was where I ate scorpions, not Magnum. Sorry.
Smiling Emoticon

 

[Samwise137]

Kebabs. Dunno about the rest of the US but in New Hampshire, you can't get one like I had in France and part of me wants to go back just so I can have another.

 

[Blackality]

Dr Pepper.
Last time i saw it was in the UK. Damn i miss it.

 

[Aerodyamic]

Can I wish to export something? Because I desperately wish I could explain poutine to my American friends; apparently, cheesy-fries with gravy is akin to blasphemy to most of them, but chili-cheese-fries is just another Tuesday at Taco Bell.

GRAVY GOES ON MORE THAN BISCUITS, MOTHERFUCKERS!

*pant*
*pant*

Okay. I feel better now. Although biscuits and gravy would fucking rock right now. Mmmmm... I can hear my arteries hardening already.

 

[Betancore]

Irn Bru. And I also object to the price of Dr. Pepper in Australia. And Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. I know you had to import them, but why bother if you're going to charge me that much? Of course that doesn't stop me from indulging in them once in a while. As in, monthly.

 

[Kiefer13]

Any American food you hear so much about, like "Twinkies" and "Mountain Dew".

This. Just to see what all the fuss is about. Though, I was significantly underwhelmed when I eventually got to taste an Oreo.

 

[Varrdy]

About half of Waffle House's menu. God I loved those places and I wish we had them here. We've got KFC, Subways, Maccy D's and Burger King so why no bloody Waffle Houses?

Wardy

 

[Brandon237]

In the Phil., I believe that Dr. Pepper is around like 500 PHP.
Basically it's 10 USD a can.
I believe it was because Dr. Pepper is like, rare here.

OT: The brand Magnum that I happened to taste in Israel. Magnum is a brand of ice cream.

Edit: China was where I ate scorpions, not Magnum. Sorry.
Smiling Emoticon

You don't have Magnums??? I feel sorry for you, those thing are awesome...

I'm happy with our food here, so many cultures that everything is always bought and sold buy SOMEONE.

 

[warprincenataku]

Good Mexican food would be nice... or any Mexican food for that matter.

 

[Ben Finestone]

I wish I had Mövenpick ice cream here in the US. You can practically get it anywhere in the world but North America, also Swiss Rivella soft drink.

 

[clipse15]

I was in the states briefly and was shocked that in a place with so many different kinds of choocolate you guys don't have Areo. You guys are pretty nuts.

 

[HSIAMetalKing]

I wish I could order fries with curry sauce.