/ist/ - International Shopping Thread

Ah, can't disagree with that but she's Hungarian.

Chimay.

She doesn't like that we put mustard in mayonnaise, I think. All our mayo has some mustard in it which is why it has any taste at all. She doesn't like it. For me, murrikan mayo has no taste at all. It's like a blob of grease.

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Flavored beer is for wimps

Are u poor?

WTF THEY SELL CAMEMBERT IN PHILIPPINES??!

She is cucking you

Globalization

Czech beer, I guess.

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Directly supporting czech economy nice

No Tequila?

Chicken and musli from UK. Also some frozen shits from UK.

Why don't people make their own mayo? It's among the easiest things to make, I'm not even sure if it's possible to fuck up

Czech Beer
German Müsli & Ham
Norwegian Cheese
Danish Butter
Italian Tomato Sauce & Pasta
>mfw gonna get taxed out the ass after brexit

Yes you can fuck up
Too much oil
Or too little lime juice

Same. I rally like frozen shits from Iceland and musli from MaS.

Fuck Theresa

>Too much oil
add more yolk

>lime juice
What kind of degeneracy is this?

tfw most European food is banned

just got this imported dutch beer

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лyчшe кyшaть pyccкий лyкa, кoмpaт

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I prefer economically challenged but you can say poor
if you want to be a dick about it.

yes :D
bretty good.

looks pretty crappy, whta does it taste like? is it lager?
99% of spanish beers are based on czech pilsner since it was popular when spanish beer industry was starting out
i think its pretty forgettable, not much into it

The chimay has a relatively strong taste, doesn't have that outright sweet taste some beers have. Yes it's dark.

Stay in Euroland

I usually buy spanish manchego cheese, french brie and camembert, spanish olive oil, german pickes, japanese tea and italian tomato sauce. Sometimes, also, I buy gringo oranges and grapefruit.

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Syrian baklava mix, breddy good but lacks honey so i added it myself

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Putin is weak against euro food

More or less words to say the same thing. I was not being mean. Chill out.

these yesterday, they were pretty meh

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holy shit looks great
where can i get some
i have a feeling that people outside europe dont know how to make beer
all mexican and USA beers i tried felt like even crappier versions of spanish beer

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How shitty is your citrus industry? A pal is there visiting Limones Piuranos.

You actually thought asia can into beer?

Worse than Corona

yeah, lager.

beer all tastes the same to me desu

True

Seriously though, I've never used lime in mine. Only lemon or white wine vinegar.

I've seen something similar to it (lots of them) in Kazan'. Those tatars still make good baklava

I don't know where you could get it fren but it has info on spanish on the back so you might be lucky.

Asahi for european market is brewed in Prague lol

also bought liettuan birch sap juice, was pretty nice and will buy again in the future

nah but I was hoping it would be something different, turned out to be watered down corona

yeah I guess you're right, I've yet to find anything worth a recommending from outside EU. well maybe Red Stripe but that's somewhat a stretch too.

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Our citrus industry is decent, I just like the kind of oranges that the gringos sell. Our lemons are really good and have a different flavor than the ones you find in other countries, they're also like half the size.

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Baklava are good definitely.

Now you reminded me i should go pick some elderflower to make juice. stuff is fucking great.

Anyone ever tried these chips?

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>elderflower to make juice
based, not sure why so many people dislike it

That nightmarebob is a bit off putting desu

Indeed, it's almost like an Arabic style also.

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This is my favorite mayo

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I'm diaspora trash so we always have shit

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Rate my lunch

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I bet they're really BOMBY

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Is this jamon or prosciutto?

jamon serrano

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Maybe

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What are these?

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thats bacon (panceta)

Interesting, I almost thought they were beef steak at first.

>german grapefruit beer
I like this one, drink it ice cold
It's some form of Radler
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shandy#Radler

why? is american bacon different?
im not much into shandy, hope it doesnt give me nausea

Bought a bunch of these today and a few packet noodles. Tastes wonderful and quite cheap.

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Tsingtao is the worst drink I have ever had. Literal fucking piss. Would rather down a litre of Dr Pepper.

Well
Lemon and lime are both citrus. So, were you exaggerating? I will make pasta with sausages. And you?

FYI it was hard to tell the difference between that and Asahi.

Is a leafy juice?

I haven't had Asahi in a while but I definitely hated the chink stuff more. If you want good jap beer go for Sapporo, preferably the black label.

Actually limes
But its an idiosm here also in Mexico

>why? is american bacon different
Ours is actually closer to that but the British Isles and Canadians call a different cut bacon.

its ok it drinks itself and its cheap
Maybe they're different in australia

Ugly ketchup with eggs, Manuele.
Better eat it without ketchup.
Add more ham.

So strange
Its ham not bacon

Te from Ceylon with Italian bergamot flavouring. Bought it maybe two weeks ago, sadly it's almost gone now.

Big Boy Burger

Greek Yogurt, berries from Mexico and Parmigiano-Reggiano from Italy.

Should have added the picture. I think we call the British type, rashers.

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that picture is bacon
do you call bacon "jamon" in mexico

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Bought some fermented ginger drink by... Fenham(?) of Fearless House.

Usually I also buy hungarian pick salami but its been a few weeks since b c I need to consider my health.

do you get any spanish produts in american supermarkets? what are the most common european products?
ah pretty interesting, i was wondering why british bacon was different than ours, apparently we have the "american" type in Spain

french cheese
french beer
japanese noodles
chinese soup
and monster munch

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Jamon serrano is serrano ham

Wtf is wrong with Canadians?

california and australia make good red wine if you like sweetness

I think they're pretty well balanced but once you have a lot from Italy, Spain, and France I think it's true that those have a lot more flavor and character

It's was all in good fun. And who knows I might even try it.

>And you?
Tacos out of slow cooked beef and guacamole

They even have Carrefours there

I've just discovered that my monster munch come from UK

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Sorry, I forgot that were no sausages. Instead rice with boiled eggs, tomatoes, pineapple, garlic and cinnamon.

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They were conquered by Frenchies

Unpeeled?

Then I peel the eggs to eat the cooked yolk and white

constipation/10

Also hight sweet colesterol

> some pseudo-Swedish bread (Krisprolls)
> wheat tortillas (sadly it's hard to find corn tortillas)
> soy sauce
> parmigiano, mozarella, feta
> gaspacho