What is the most typical street food of your country?
>Spain
>Churros
What is the most typical street food of your country?
Wyatt Howard
Asher Mitchell
Don't lie, it's kebab, I've been there
Adam Robinson
>kid me
>go to the beach with family
>hot as fuark
>bout 31Cº
>guy selling churros
>ask for one
>didn't really taste that bad but not good either
>not even 40 mins after eating belly making gigantic weird noises
>Mr. Mom I don't feel so well
>go back home
>proceed to shit liquid and vomit for the rest of the day
>never, ever again
Joshua Morales
We don't have street food. Too cold and rainy.
The most popular ones would be kebabs and maybe hot dogs, if we're talking strictly street food. Otherwise hot dogs are rare.
Gavin Turner
pig assholes boiled in water on a bun, with "german" condiments
Kevin Powell
common Street food in canada is poutine i think
kebab is sold at shops not at street vendors
street food = food sold by street vendors
damn sorry to hear that, i never threw up from churros maybe his churros were contaminated
William Butler
the weird thing is that everyone ate it and only I had that problem... made me forever despise churros.
Easton Wood
God I wish people sold churros (with dulce de leche obviously) on the streets here, they only sell them on the beaches for some reason.
Jonathan Turner
>USA: Hot dogs
>Spain/Portugal: Churros
>UK: Fish n Chips
>Brazil: churros / coalho cheese
>Mexico: Tacos / Doritos
>China: insects / dogs
>Middle east: Fallafel
>Germany: some sausage stuff
cant think of more
>churros with dulce de leche
too sweet imo
chocolate churros are enough
Luke Price
>too sweet imo
No such thing. Whatever at least we have facturas
Sebastian Wood
ahora quiero un churro
my cousin that lives in Piedras Negras keeps getting typhoid fever, she's been told it's from the street vendors' food, what she must be goi g for during her lunch breaks
Chase Morris
currywurst
Brayden King
souvlaki
Aiden Murphy
>may increase your risk of foodborne illnesses
>may
Benjamin Torres
>Mutt Federation
>Hot Dogs
We have regional variations and everything. It's pretty cool.
Jayden Williams
thai ladyboy penises
Owen Brooks
3,1,4,2
Ian Lopez
>churros at the beach
Why? I thought churros were only eaten in cold climates
Xavier Cruz
kebab, pizza, burgers, toast, french fries
Noah Edwards
hot dogs are much better than burgers you fucked up choosing your national dish burgers
Gavin Perry
Coxinha
Christian Torres
if you want finnish street food it's the "meat pie". served as is, or with ketchup or with all sorts of ingredients like hot dogs, boiled egg, pickles etc.
Brandon White
None
We eat at a table
Grayson Bell
Kebab. Or how we call it here, shawarma.
Also cheburek and belyash, adopted from tatar cuisine.
These two was around since soviet times, while kebab arrived in late 90s with imigrants from Central Asia.
Tyler Collins
dunno
maybe takoyaki?
Ethan Adams
choripan (german ""sausage"" sanwich)
Cooper Carter
>t butthurt about muhameds selling kebab
>shawarma
i heard this before, it is the correct way of saying it
Thomas Gutierrez
i hate ch^^rros
Logan Reyes
Momo please..
Adam Fisher
tacos
Camden Baker
What boomer city still has hot dog stands? Get with the times, grandpa, it's all about Mexican carts now.
Colton Smith
maybe takoyaki octopus balls
Dominic Barnes
Depends on the area. Hot dogs and hamburgers are obviously the most common, but there are some regional specialties, like cheesesteak in Philadelphia.
Matthew Wright
I've never seen a street food cart in my life
Jaxon Hughes
In Canada (or at least Vancouver) there actually isn't much street food at all, and when there it would be burgers, not poutine. Can't say for sure how the rest of Canada is though.
Ethan Lee
Boiled Peanuts
Nathan Robinson
mexicans do hot dogs as well, and right in the US
Adam Butler
Levi Edwards
god tier street food reporting in
Kevin Thomas
this is akashiyaki...
Brandon Robinson
Elotes i guess, unless tacos are considered street food
Michael Cox
>street food
doesn't exist due to health and safety laws
Evan Perez
Crêpes
Leo Foster
name ONE french street food
Henry James
D.F. or bust.
There's also a local Korean truck here that does daejibulgogi street tacos that fucking fantastic. I keep trying to get them to try a ojingeobokkuem one, but no dice yet.
Owen Smith
Brandon Brown
Kevin Robinson
There are good tacos across the country. the cdmx ones are just famous because of the high amount of Taquerías and varieties. You see pic related few meters away from each other, in downtown.
How? Basic higyene should be no problem, specially on first world.
Elijah Collins
My sister went to NY and said the hotdogs weren't that good and were overpriced. What state has the best hotdogs?
Logan Rodriguez
Here in Monterrey we have good hot dogs
Bentley Taylor
it is literally just pastry how can it give you an explosive diarrhea?
Jace Watson
none because hot dogs are shit.
Get a bratwurst or something, with you know higher quality meat
Jack Evans
se wachean ricos pariente
Hunter Clark
It mostly depends on the vendor rather than the city. Street food is always a hit and miss especially in places like NYC. I would expect it is mostly shit there. And overpriced? Oh yeah, no problem with that in NY.
Aaron Jenkins
Ainsi ?
Un jambon beurre avant ça et elle est belle !
Matthew Martinez
It varies a lot, in many places it used to be up until very recently cenaduria fare aka fried anything (flautas, quesadillas, gorditas, etc) in Mexico City you'd be hard pressed to say whether in the "puestos blancos" tortas don't outnumber tacos, tho tamales are big for dinner and churros/pan dulce and coffee for breakfast.
Lincoln Moore
hotvitlon (or in hotzitlon in some accents)
fertilized bird egg for everyone
Ian Hernandez
>>Mexico: Tacos / Doritos
This is wrong, more like Tacos/Quesadillas plus enchiladas
Grayson Martinez
french hot dog
Angel Thompson
My city park sells a bag of 5 churros for 10 pesos (50 usd cents)
Noah Rogers
>no mayo
>slathered in sauce
>that shitty grated cheese on top instead of powder-like cheese
Shit-tier elote, must be chilango shit, for sure.
Dylan Williams
I guess this is a pretty ubiquitous street food over here
Hunter Baker
no, street food doesn't exist here.
Jacob Russell
We don't really have a big street food culture here, but I guess it'd be burgers and hotdogs from burger and hotdog vans.
Most people just go to the shop and buy kebabs, Indian or Chinese food
Kayden Phillips
Si tiene mayonesa
Ademas
>elote asado
>en el DF
Joseph Roberts
Everyone sells elote asado
Chase Jenkins
maple syrup on snow
Jonathan Green
Nice
Owen Kelly
Well, there is one thing mate you may have forgot, Bunning Sassuage sizzles.
Connor Martinez
Kebab
Chase Hernandez
I think Churros are also common in Mexico. Along with Corn.
Ryder Reyes
is this correct?
Joseph Gray
Anyone who lives in Paris knows I'm right on this one
Bentley Clark
churros have a spanish origin
James Turner
>german ""sausage"
I thought they were made with chorizos on account of the name
Ian Anderson
Kebab / Roasted chestnuts
Benjamin Baker
Crepes
Carson Rogers
semen
Benjamin Nelson
gyros, cheap pizza slices, and lángos
Chase Fisher
Is Langos good? They do a street food market here, with an old hungarian woman that sell those, but I never tried it
Zachary Baker
Hotdog. But that kinda depends where you are, because shawarma is also pretty damn popular.
Ryder James
But that's not tortilla.
Juan Stewart
heavy stuff on calories, but good
Leo Sanders
I don't know what that is but I want to eat it.
Adam James
that's not street food though is it you dishonest cunt its just in the entrance of the stores
Easton Watson
it's fried dough greased with garlic oil, topped sour cream and grated cheese
Ethan Phillips
pizza and focaccia missing from Italy and Spain has tortilla de patatas
Jacob Moore
Sounds good to me.
Jayden Garcia
Jambon beurre could be the fish and chips from France
Ryder White
Churros for breakfast is common here. In Summers, you can buy sea urchins or 'higos chumbos'; and in autumn, chestnuts. From time to time. you can see people selling optopus but no enymore.
Camden Perez
Pastor is a Mexico city specialty tho, not only did they get started there but some (relatively recent) exceptions aside you can't really get decent pastor anywhere else, norteños in particular turn it into something more like pork adobada which is good but an entirely different thing
I thought French fries got started as street food in Paris
Joseph White
french fries are a belgian invention
Luis Edwards
Tortilla de patatas isn't a street food though, unless you count eating tapas on a restaurant terrace street food. The only thing they sell in the streets around here are roasted chestnuts in winter, and I've seen a french inspired crepes food truck and another food truck who made sandwiches with local ingredients (pork, seafood etc) but that's about it
Jaxson Cooper
Charles Wright
French fries being a Belgian invention is a Belgian invention
Elijah Nelson
Spaniards brought that from America so we claim all that have that and also cacao, tomattoes or corn as Spaniard
Oliver Thomas
Based
grim
grim
Based
Grim
based
William Price
literally never seen a mexican cart, sorry jose
Grayson Reed
No you can't
Justin Jenkins
those are all disgusting, wtf
-relish
-onion
-mustard
-ketchup
-pickles
only acceptable option