Outrageous fast foods you can't eat in America I've had the Sub from Subway India and it wasn't that bad. http://l2.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/Nc...urgerpizza.jpg Cheese Burger Crown Crust Pizza, Pizza Hut, Middle East Quote:
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All these fast food items look delicious. Just like Burger King's slogan "Have it your way." It is good to see other countries have their own variations on fast food items. |
I really want the Green Tea Blizzard! |
jello + ice cream..... :heckno: |
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It's not fast food but Kinder Surprise is illegal in America...people have been fined by US Customs for trying to bring it into the country. Actually when it comes to junk food America misses out. No Aero, no Maltesers, no Coffee Crisp, no Smarties, no Rolo, no Caramilk. Also we get the Mega Mac (it's known as the Double Big Mac) On the flip side, you can find clone recipies on the internet for the food we don't get in Canada (Planet Hollywood, Applebee's, Red Lobster, Long John Silvers, Popeyes, etc) |
holy fuck i want that green blizzard |
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-Maltesers are called "Whopper's" in the USA (they are they exact same thing) -They have Rolo chocolate bars -Applebee's and Red Lobster are in Canada (just not BC) -You can also buy smarties, coffee crisp, and aero at British candy stores in the USA. |
we eat jello and ice cream at home, as young as I can remember, never knew this was an oddity. And they have crown pizza here now at pizza hut. |
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There used to be an Applebee's in High Gate iirc. The closest canadian red lobster is Edmonton :okay: |
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You were right about Maltesers and Rolo, but I'm not going on a cross country trek for Applebees and Red Lobster. Which is why I mentioned the clone recipes. There used to be a lot of US chains here (TGI Fridays in Metrotown, Tony Roma's on Pacific and Hornby, Hooters on Robson) but they left in the late 90s for reasons unknown. I think the only one left is Red Robin. I remember Applebees in Port Coquitlam in 2007 but it didn't last long. There's just too much competition from local sit down chains like White Spot and Boston Pizza. Also, we have ketchup chips and McFlurries. Anyway...a lot of snack foods and soft drinks in the rest of the world are made with real sugar, but in North America they're made with glucose-fructose (called HFCS in the US) because of corn subsidies and an embargo on Cuban sugar-it's cheaper to use the substitute. HFCS/glucose-fructose has been linked to the obesity epidemic. In fact the corn lobby wanted to rename it corn sugar but the US government said no. Also, does anyone know if there's Fanta in Canada? I had it when I was in Ethiopia. |
^^^ Yes, it's owned by coca cola now and you can find it everywhere, they don't have the awesome international flavours tho, only cream soda and orange, they used to sell tangerine here, but can't seem to find that anywhere anymore. |
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THAT, looks amazing though... the only option on the list I wish we had here.. |
I ate at that Applebee's in PoCo once....easily some of the worst restaurant food I had ever had. You can get Fanta here...look for it at small corner stores. |
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Red Lobster is pretty awful. Small portions and overpriced. Subpar at best. |
All the fast food chains in Japan and Asian in general have such creative menu choices, mouth-watering too. I remember Japan had 3 or 4 different types of McChicken awhile back, including German Sausage and one where the actual chicken patty was dipped in cheese :sweetjesus: McDonald's Japan also had some kind of Aussie burger with reuben beef inside as well, and an array of rice bun burgers and various scrumptious stuff. If anyone ever has a chance to visit Japan, as crazy as it sounds, I highly recommend you try their McDonald's, it's completely different compared to McDonald's here in North America. |
McDonald's in Costa Rica serves rice and beans...looked tasty, but never tried it. Exploring and experiencing a new country, for me, does not include eating McDonald's, lol. |
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When Windows 7 came out, Burger King in Japan had a Windows 7 whopper-7 patties. It was 777 yen ($9 CDN) |
If anyone is interested in making the clone recipes at home, I can put the books on my Dropbox (if the mods say it's okay) |
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it may not be as common as they are here but $9 burger isn't far from what we pay here...cost of living in japan is not cheap either On topic..I can't wait to eat some MOS again in a week or two http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-4Ln7DHqkFG...rger-menu1.jpg |
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all this food looks way better then then the fat ass horrible ideas they have in Merica |
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