Top 3 countries for food

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Unless you're a Taurus then you probably like warm comforting soup at home 🙄

I've never left the US but I need to go somewhere with spicy food

I'm thinking Mexico/South America or a Creole Caribbean area

Hard not to say the US since we have such a smorgasbord. And my favorite food is chili

As much as it pains me to say it, F*ance is probably number one. So much modern western cuisine has roots in F*ench technique, I have to give it props.

Number two is Mexican, which I will also say includes TexMex as well as CaliMex.

Number three is Chinese. All the regional types.

Even though I love it, and it's great, I refuse to acknowledge Italian. Italians are insufferable assclowns about their cuisine, which is basically the Taco Bell of European food. Both are just 6 or 7 ingredients that they put together in different shapes but claim it's a separate dish. It's still fantastic though.

I'm a lowly scropio

There are so many cuisines in the world that 3 is too small to name, so please welcome top 10.

1. Thailand

2. India

3. Italy

4. Japan

5. China

6. Morocco

7. Mexico

8. Georgia (a country in the Caucasus, not a US state)

9. Ukraine

10. France

Murica

Italy

Japan

Posted by Wizardzzz
Unless you're a Taurus then you probably like warm comforting soup at home 🙄

Do all Taurus hate soup?

It’s like savory water like wtf

all the ones that use coconut milk heavily 🤤🤤

Just checking to see if Italy is mentioned I haven’t even been there and I know it’s good cause I love Italian food

peru

italy

pakistan

No one likes seal meat? poor Antarctica feeling left out again 😭

I bet there's some delicious African food no one has tried

Hungary

Spain

Türkiye

Posted by MrsElle
I don't really care for Ethiopian either. The restaurant I went to was in the states. The experience was top tier but the food wasn't super impressive.


I do like middle eastern (kabobs are the bomb) and Turkish cuisine.


I do not like Indian food at all.

I love English Indian food but isn't it mostly vegetarian in India

You prob had the weak tourist food in Africa. There's local underground restaurants serving roast lion and stewed elephant but you need the password to be allowed in those places

Posted by Argus


Hungary


Spain


Türkiye

1st 2 are definitely wrong. You need to get out more

Turkey I can allow

Posted by Som
There are so many cuisines in the world that 3 is too small to name, so please welcome top 10.


1. Thailand

2. India

3. Italy

4. Japan

5. China

6. Morocco

7. Mexico

8. Georgia (a country in the Caucasus, not a US state)

9. Ukraine

10. France

Georgia is wrong unless you have a fetish for cheese bread

Posted by Youquarius
1. Morroco

2. Mexico

3. Korea


Aquarius

Morocco is wrong. Tagine?

Only good thing about Morocco is mint tea

Posted by Moon4
Italy


Turkey


and Japan - China - Korea / any Asian country


This top 3 covers most of your needs


- Libra sun

Incorrect. Italy overrated

Posted by Wizardzzz

Posted by Argus

Hungary

Spain

Türkiye

1st 2 are definitely wrong. You need to get out more

Turkey I can allow

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LoL

Said the Brit whose palate can’t handle ounce of flavor. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Posted by Kalelno

Posted by Wizardzzz
Unless you're a Taurus then you probably like warm comforting soup at home 🙄

Do all Taurus hate soup?


It’s like savory water like wtf

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No they love curling up on a sofa drinking hot soup from their favourite mug and watching shows about country vets. That's their life

I'm not hungry anyway

Singapore. The End.

My top 3 are SE Asia, Indian, Mexican

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Posted by Wizardzzz

Posted by MrsElle
I don't really care for Ethiopian either. The restaurant I went to was in the states. The experience was top tier but the food wasn't super impressive.

I do like middle eastern (kabobs are the bomb) and Turkish cuisine.

I do not like Indian food at all.

I love English Indian food but isn't it mostly vegetarian in India
You prob had the weak tourist food in Africa. There's local underground restaurants serving roast lion and stewed elephant but you need the password to be allowed in those places
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I've been to Carnivore in Nairobi where they serve that stuff and I just can't eat it. I knew people who worked there so I was given a tour when it was closed. I wasn't impressed.


I was there to visit my ex husband's family. Most of my meals were homemade.


We did stop at an outside restaurant that had the tables carved out of trees and I was so excited.....until I felt my leg and it was covered with ants. I panicked and my former father in law had quite the giggle 😂🤣😂 I thought I was going to die. 🙄


Then another restaurant...I ordered chicken. Then I heard a chicken screaming. Best chicken I ever had. Didn't realise until later that I ate that screaming chicken. 🤔

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Maybe the ants were your starter

Posted by MrsElle

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Posted by Wizardzzz

Posted by MrsElle
I don't really care for Ethiopian either. The restaurant I went to was in the states. The experience was top tier but the food wasn't super impressive.

I do like middle eastern (kabobs are the bomb) and Turkish cuisine.

I do not like Indian food at all.

I love English Indian food but isn't it mostly vegetarian in India
You prob had the weak tourist food in Africa. There's local underground restaurants serving roast lion and stewed elephant but you need the password to be allowed in those places
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I've been to Carnivore in Nairobi where they serve that stuff and I just can't eat it. I knew people who worked there so I was given a tour when it was closed. I wasn't impressed.

I was there to visit my ex husband's family. Most of my meals were homemade.

We did stop at an outside restaurant that had the tables carved out of trees and I was so excited.....until I felt my leg and it was covered with ants. I panicked and my former father in law had quite the giggle 😂🤣😂 I thought I was going to die. 🙄

Then another restaurant...I ordered chicken. Then I heard a chicken screaming. Best chicken I ever had. Didn't realise until later that I ate that screaming chicken. 🤔
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Maybe the ants were a starter?
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😂🤣😂


Not sure but my life flashed before my eyes and I was convinced I needed to be air lifted to the nearest hospital. All those hours of watching national geographic as a kid made me beleive my extremities were going to fall off. Lol

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I had similar in Australia. I sat on a big tree stump and then noticed it was swarming with red spiders. Dunno if they were poisonous but probably since it's Australia

I agree. There are many cuisines in the world, but who will name German, English, or Brazilian cuisines great? I would only somehow count Spanish and Greek cuisines as great ones, but that is it.

Posted by MrsElle

I've been to Kenya. The food is okay. I wouldn't rank it top 10 though

Posted by Wizardzzz
Incorrect. Italy overrated

I'm glad someone said it. Not spicy enough. I'm not a cheese or bread person either.

I'm obsessed with heat to the point of autism, essentially won't eat anything that isn't spicy-- refuse to eat pizza without hot sauce; BUT Asian spicy doesn't do it for me. I had great Thai chicken last week that was edible, but I could only eat in small doses bc of the heat. Wouldn't order again, there was that slight fishy odor from the oyster sauce I couldn't jive with. Not that I hate seafood at all, but I don't love it to the point that the Asians incorporate it in everything. Asian spicy is too sweet for me. And not in a good way like chili with semisweet dark chocolate baking morsels and some agave nectar.

The Mexicans and Creoles, perhaps Africans hands-down do heat the right way. Then there's American barbecue. Mexicans simply use the right peppers and enough salt.

I get that France is the basis of tous les gastronomiques avec leur cremes et roux, mais wtf quelque je mangerais-là. Ne chose rien epicé là.

I bet id like Indonesian because they use that good sambal oelek. Indian is fire, they utilize underused spices such as cardamom, turmeric etc.

Posted by MidAtBest

Posted by Wizardzzz
Incorrect. Italy overrated

I'm glad someone said it. Not spicy enough. I'm not a cheese or bread person either.


I'm obsessed with heat to the point of autism, essentially won't eat anything that isn't spicy-- refuse to eat pizza without hot sauce; BUT Asian spicy doesn't do it for me. I had great Thai chicken last week that was edible, but I could only eat in small doses bc of the heat. Wouldn't order again, there was that slight fishy odor from the oyster sauce I couldn't jive with. Not that I hate seafood at all, but I don't love it to the point that the Asians incorporate it in everything. Asian spicy is too sweet for me. And not in a good way like chili with semisweet dark chocolate baking morsels and some agave nectar.


The Mexicans and Creoles, perhaps Africans hands-down do heat the right way. Then there's American barbecue. Mexicans simply use the right peppers and enough salt.


I get that France is the basis of tous les gastronomiques avec leur cremes et roux, mais wtf quelque je mangerais-là. Ne chose rien epicé là.


I bet id like Indonesian because they use that good sambal oelek. Indian is fire, they utilize underused spices such as cardamom, turmeric etc.

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there are very different ways to make a dish spiced, there's a difference between chili and whatever they may use in asia or some other countries. I love chili (piment) and the capsaicin, but I can't eat sriracha for example.

There's a latin american chili called rocotto that almost choked me one day, never again.

France cuisine is very overrated it's mostly heavy sauces, food form the 1700s, it's often disgusting.

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Posted by MidAtBest

Posted by Wizardzzz
Incorrect. Italy overrated

I'm glad someone said it. Not spicy enough. I'm not a cheese or bread person either.

I'm obsessed with heat to the point of autism, essentially won't eat anything that isn't spicy-- refuse to eat pizza without hot sauce; BUT Asian spicy doesn't do it for me. I had great Thai chicken last week that was edible, but I could only eat in small doses bc of the heat. Wouldn't order again, there was that slight fishy odor from the oyster sauce I couldn't jive with. Not that I hate seafood at all, but I don't love it to the point that the Asians incorporate it in everything. Asian spicy is too sweet for me. And not in a good way like chili with semisweet dark chocolate baking morsels and some agave nectar.

The Mexicans and Creoles, perhaps Africans hands-down do heat the right way. Then there's American barbecue. Mexicans simply use the right peppers and enough salt.

I get that France is the basis of tous les gastronomiques avec leur cremes et roux, mais wtf quelque je mangerais-là. Ne chose rien epicé là.

I bet id like Indonesian because they use that good sambal oelek. Indian is fire, they utilize underused spices such as cardamom, turmeric etc.

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there are very different ways to make a dish spiced, there's a difference between chili and whatever they may use in asia or some other countries. I love chili (piment) and the capsaicin, but I can't eat sriracha for example.

There's a latin american chili called rocotto that almost choked me one day, never again.

France cuisine is very overrated it's mostly heavy sauces, food form the 1700s, it's often disgusting.

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Tout ce nous mangeons ensemble, j'adore

Its pretending we have options, snack edition.

I like Italian, mexican and the 7/11s in Japan were awesome.

Best food is from NZ though, the beef and lamb and the seafood.

Posted by Wizardzzz
My top 3 are SE Asia, Indian, Mexican

💯

Posted by Bluemoon86

Posted by Wizardzzz
My top 3 are SE Asia, Indian, Mexican

What is your favorite Indian dish? Tandoori chicken? I can actually cook a few dishes from scratch like butter chicken. Mmm 😋


I was vegetarian with my Jewish ex for a number of years. She had wanted to keep kosher in a cheap way. Well, actually, I went pescatarian after meeting her because she could not give up fish. One of my favorite memories is trying Indian food for the first time with her. I have loved it ever since.

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Yeh tandoori mixed grill

Or butter chicken

Korma

Tikka masala

The milder curries

But my go to is biryani. I love the spices of that

Posted by MidAtBest

Posted by Wizardzzz
Incorrect. Italy overrated

I'm glad someone said it. Not spicy enough. I'm not a cheese or bread person either.


I'm obsessed with heat to the point of autism, essentially won't eat anything that isn't spicy-- refuse to eat pizza without hot sauce; BUT Asian spicy doesn't do it for me. I had great Thai chicken last week that was edible, but I could only eat in small doses bc of the heat. Wouldn't order again, there was that slight fishy odor from the oyster sauce I couldn't jive with. Not that I hate seafood at all, but I don't love it to the point that the Asians incorporate it in everything. Asian spicy is too sweet for me. And not in a good way like chili with semisweet dark chocolate baking morsels and some agave nectar.


The Mexicans and Creoles, perhaps Africans hands-down do heat the right way. Then there's American barbecue. Mexicans simply use the right peppers and enough salt.


I get that France is the basis of tous les gastronomiques avec leur cremes et roux, mais wtf quelque je mangerais-là. Ne chose rien epicé là.


I bet id like Indonesian because they use that good sambal oelek. Indian is fire, they utilize underused spices such as cardamom, turmeric etc.

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I like to put hot sauce on a lot of food as well. There's a west Indian hot pepper one I used to buy. Sometimes get hiccups from it tho. It was just on the border between spicing up the food and turning it into an ordeal

People shitting on English food..

We invented the mfing sandwich.

Posted by Wizardzzz

Posted by Som
There are so many cuisines in the world that 3 is too small to name, so please welcome top 10.

1. Thailand
2. India
3. Italy
4. Japan
5. China
6. Morocco
7. Mexico
8. Georgia (a country in the Caucasus, not a US state)
9. Ukraine
10. France

Georgia is wrong unless you have a fetish for cheese bread

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I will kill for churchkhela.