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Comments

What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm hungry.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

I got addicted to kaya butter on toast after a week in Singapore, but I've never seen it back here in the US.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

It's amazing stuff. You can make it at home if you have access to coconut milk (the canned stuff is fine) and eggs. The pandan leaves are trickier to find, but some asian groceries sell pandan extract.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm craving a spinach, boiled egg slice, orange slice, mature cheddar, and bell pepper salad. I have none of those ingredients in the house.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Good sushi, because it's expensive and I can't afford it. :( The supermarket stuff is not the same.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[kaijinscendre]

CANDY APPLES!



They only make the caramel kind here in Oklahoma and I have no diea why. The ones I have tried making have been meh compared to the ones from the fair.

Boiled peanuts. Also not a thing here in Oklahoma and I can't find anywhere to find raw peanuts so I can make my own.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty sure you can get raw peanuts amazoned to you. For the candy apple, the magic ingredient is extra syrup.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

I've never actually had a candy apple like that, but I love Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory caramel apples, but only the ones covered in plain dark chocolate (most of the other options are just too sweet and too much). I got addicted to them when I was briefly living in Duluth and there were two RMCF locations selling these apples. There's no RMCF stores here and not all of the other locations I've come across have the plain dark chocolate apples. At the O'Hare airport, for example, the best I could do was caramel covered in chocolate chips.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

:( I am truly sad for your lack of boiled peanuts. We have to ship them to my sister in Nebraska every year so she can get her fix. Shit's expensive, but so so worth it.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[morieris]

Taro root frozen yogurt :c

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

My grandma's Lemon Chicken. Unfortunately she never wrote it down, and hated to have other people underfoot when she cooked. When she passed, so did the recipe. I've tried recreating it, but it is never the same. Plus it makes me real sad because, well, because my Grandma isn't around any more to share it with. I miss you, Grandma. Gotta go, something in my eye.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

A really good Italian sub. Also Chicago-style Italian beef and sausage.

I like sandwiches.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Lemon jam. I've looked everywhere, but I can't find it. I could just make it myself though, but I never get around to it.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Shocking I know, but Los Angeles is not known for its poutine.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[herpymcderp]

Aloe yogurt and good meronpan.

And not-too-sweet soft drinks.

I miss Japan sometimes.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

smoked salmon

country style pate

wild boar

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Barritas Moras. They're these shortbread and berry-flavored cookies that my aunt brought from Mexico, but I've only been able to find them in one grocery store that's an hour away.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[skeletal_history]

Cake. I would make one myself, but then I would have a whole cake on my hands when I just want one big piece.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Lo mein and fried rice

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[replicantangel]

Rambutan fruit. The stuff that gets imported to my city has traveled for so long that it's dried out and gross by the time it gets here or it's already been peeled and is swimming in sugar juice. Yuck.

But when I go to countries where it grows natively, I get HUGE bags of the stuff and eat it all day. De-lic-ious!

mango

[solticisekf]

I need the vitamins, tis the only reason.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Miang kam, it's betel leaves wrapping around lime, palm syrup, peanuts, shrimp, chilli, toasted coconut. Street food in Thailand & Laos, yum yum yum yum!

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Since I moved out of the States, I miss all the mundane unhealthy crap you could get literally anywhere. Even the cliched season stuff like candy canes and candy corn.

In a more serious vein, though, I direly miss Ethiopian food. It's such a hit in the US that I can't believe there's not a single Ethiopian restaurant in all of Asia wtf.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Mexican. I want it so bad, and there's one place that does good Amricanized Mexican, but I want Mexican. Not Chilean, Ecuadorean, Nicaraguan. MEXICAN.

Re: What's a food you like that you don't have access to?

[(Anonymous)]

Mangosteen. It's available fresh about one month of the year, for minimum $8 a pound, and it's an hour bus ride to get to one store that sells it and 2 for the other. And there's a ton of other tropical fruit I've never even tried because I can't find them here.