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The UK has some strange chip flavors. I've seen fried chicken, prawn cocktail, ketchup and other weird ones.


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Prawn cocktail...I make my cousins bring that when they visit from the UK. :)

 

[youbetterwork]

What's with UK and chips??? Haha. But I love their cheese and onion chips.

 

[Official OWECheer]

Almost any type of chip except kale chips are fine with me...those things are just nasty. Plaintain chips, on the other hand, I will gladly eat any day;)

Shrimp chips are the bomb diggity. And chicharrones. And dried seaweed (nori).

 

[AScheer]

I must amend my previous "I don't like fried things" statement. Today we had sopapillas & honey after lunch and I had forgotten all about them.

 

[TealShades]

Chips are my weakness. I would try some of those UK chips mentioned earlier. Kettle chips had a flavor that they no longer sell Beer and cheddar. It was the bomb chips. I usually prefer hot/chili chips.

 

[Official OWECheer]

I must amend my previous "I don't like fried things" statement. Today we had sopapillas & honey after lunch and I had forgotten all about them.

What are those?

 

[luv2cheer92]

I must amend my previous "I don't like fried things" statement. Today we had sopapillas & honey after lunch and I had forgotten all about them.

Ugh, sooo good!!

 

[TealShades]

What are those?

I don't know if you know what fry bread is, but it's just dough that's fried. It's the Spanish/Mexican version.

 

[astaley22]

Speaking of fried dough..going to a fair without getting funnel cake should be a sin.

 

[ilikebigbows]

Speaking of fried dough..going to a fair without getting funnel cake should be a sin.

Or an elephant ear

 

[blyndreamalum]

I know we're long past this topic, but I made this bowl of perfection tonight [emoji4]

 

[Senior5Allie]

YES. I went to this little place in Edinburgh when I was visiting that said they'd pretty much deep-fry anything but M&Ms 'cause they'd get lost. Mars bar was ON POINT.


One time I came home from Ireland I had a layover at Heathrow and tried Prawn Cocktail. Honestly just tasted a little ketchupy and tangy but still really good.

Japan has WEIRD food but so yummy! Funny though- they're all about french pastries and some german desserts. Like that one that's basically a log of pastry/cake dough..kinda looks like a tree when it's cut in half. No idea, had it all the time. Japanese don't seem to really do dessert though- maybe that's why they're big on the European ones?

They LOVE their sweet bean paste and sweet potato stuff. They also do these slightly sweet scrambled egg sticks and mochi balls rolled in fine peanut "flour". I never tried it, but they do pancakes with sweet bean paste in the middle- kinda like a whoopie pie but not. Okinawa makes these really delicious donuts though- they're lightly sweet with banana and apple (but you don't get that texture, they're still like regular donuts, maybe a bit thicker). I loved trying all the different foods.

I adore mochi ice cream. I have a Japanese place near me that has it and delivers. Makes for a perfect lazy day.

 

[Ren]

Having never heard of poutine until this thread, I was in a pub the other day and it was on their menu! So bizarre. Although it was under "light bites" and from what I understand it's pretty much the opposite...

 

[AliciaM]

Having never heard of poutine until this thread, I was in a pub the other day and it was on their menu! So bizarre. Although it was under "light bites" and from what I understand it's pretty much the opposite...

Poutine is anything but light lol

 

[momsy]

Whenever we take a road trip anywhere, the standard "road snacks" are grapes, Pringles Sour Cream and Onion chips, and Snyders of Hanover Honey Mustard and Onion pretzel pieces. Sooooo good!!! :cloud9: