>go and eat this
>barely finish eating, puke and diarrhea strikes me just after that
>"will never eat that shit again"
>a couple of days later
>i fucking wanna eat it again
Do you have an addicting food in your country?
Lucas Hall
Gabriel Scott
Semen
Jaxson Williams
What is that? Is there fermented cabbage and pork?
Matthew Howard
go fuck yourself
Ayden Jones
meat soup, is chad of cuisine.
Gabriel Harris
Here, you can’t win this
Jayden Sanchez
why would you eat doggo.
Henry Anderson
it's basically an edible shitheap of mixture of jokingly thick noodles and ginormous pork lumps, heap of bean sprouts cabbages with a MASSIVE, JUST MASSIVE tint of pork lard which ends up making soup look like a industrial effluent
a.k.a Ramen Jiro
Benjamin Richardson
lohikeitto
uudet perunat voilla ja sillillä
karjalanpiirakat munavoilla
aurajuustoruisvoileipä
riistakäristys perunamuusilla
Grayson Phillips
Emergency cuisine
Benjamin Robinson
Nice.
I'd slaughter that nigga
Luis Johnson
prefer kasugateis abura soba over this desu
Thomas Collins
is it tasty? mom told me never eat doggo. and it's haram
James Jenkins
what characterizes it is fuck-tons of garlic which makes your breath abominable. voila
Owen Perry
>kasugateis abura soba
based jap
Easton Perry
Sounds like a rather standard soup to me.
Oliver Smith
Disregarding all the international stuff (pizza, durum, etc), here in Belgium we have what we call a "frituur", or "friterie" in French. It's a fast food shop that sells fries and all kinds of deep fried meat.
Pic related is what you would see behind the counter in such a frituur. It's the shittiest quality food you can possibly imagine, much worse than McDonald's. But it tastes good. Mostly kids, students and white trash eat this. Though many adults will regularly go there as well. Fries + 2 different meats will usually cost about €6. Compared to pizza for €8-12 or an actual restaurant meal for €15+, frituur is cheap and very fast (usually takes only 5-10 minutes after you order).
Charles Ortiz
I haven’t eaten any yet, some chink said it is very scrumptious but I rather eat something legal
Oliver Moore
quite based
Luke Murphy
the front right one seems scrumptious af my Flemish friend
Cameron Barnes
vomited a little bit. gross
Nolan Collins
For such a tiny country we sure do love our food.
William Collins
cute, although the encircled one looks like a facecummed rabit. is it (literally) a creampie?
Carter Adams
It's chicken, meatballs and mushrooms in a creamy sauce, in a pastry. Dish is called "vol au vent" in French though we Flemings also use that name.
Pic related is the most comfy of Flemish foods, "stoofvlees" (beef stewed in a brown abbey beer). It's one of the few dishes we eat here that is actually Flemish, the French even call it "carbonade Flamande".
Jaxon Stewart
>amerilard goes to japan part I
Blake Brooks
>It's chicken, meatballs and mushrooms in a creamy sauce, in a pastry. Dish is called "vol au vent" in French though we Flemings also use that name.
based, i'm sure i can eat up 10 pieces of it like shooting fish in a barrel
>Pic related is the most comfy of Flemish foods, "stoofvlees" (beef stewed in a brown abbey beer). It's one of the few dishes we eat here that is actually Flemish, the French even call it "carbonade Flamande
neat af. there's no bad beaf stew you know. it'll be heavenly to eat it in winter
>Flemish
i didn't expect you to be really Flemish lol
here's another type of addicting food, Anpan. it's a type of bread in which sweat bean paste is. eat it with milk and it's just blissful
Kayden Phillips
>tfw mom cooks this every other weekend for Shabbat dinner
god tier
Luis Foster
>that random wine bottle in the middle of snack foods
every fucking time
Kevin Anderson
Kebab /American Kebab(Mc Donalds)
Luke Martinez
Burgerking is underrated
Bentley Hall
Tastes so sweet we call it malawax pretty much tastes like crepe
Luke Thomas
>Malawach, Malawah, Malawax (Arabic: ملوح, Hebrew: מלאווח or מלווח, Somali: Malawax) is a Yemenite Jewish fried bread that is traditional in Yemeni cuisine and Israeli cuisine.
how much does it cost?
Anthony Miller
1 dollar for 5 pieces
20 cents for a single one
Isaiah Taylor
nice, what do you usually eat them with? seems even plain ones are sweat
Jacob Lee
There is no strict way of eating it you can have it with beans, plain, meat,curry, honey etc
I prefer it plain
Brody Sanchez
i don't know but i got an impulse to eat it with azuki paste
Ian Jackson
Good taste
Michael Wright
tell me about Puntland
Kevin King
Terrorist and Pirate haven
Jeremiah Brooks
Burger King is good too. But I prefer homemade burgers tbqh senpai
Ryan Perez
More like grand merde looooooool