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Q: What foods from your home country do you miss here?

Even in grocery stores that specialize in imports, its tough to find things like; ranch dressing, chex snack mix, pretzels, etc.

The only fast-food I miss is Chick-fila and sports bars with Buffalo chicken sandwiches on the menu, the type they douse in tabasco sauce.

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Being from India, the so called Indian food here is non Indian! Dum ka Chicken Biryani with Mutton Haleem and kaddu ka kheer !! ...Hyderabad delicacies ! Miss them !

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fish n chips, bacon sarnies, pork pies, cornish pasties, lob scouse, treacle sponge and anything indian

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Burek and bread!

I am from Serbia by the way! Smile

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Wow, that would be a long list. Ingredients for French food are crazily expensive here or just impossible to source

   * Freshly made baguette and croissant, with the bread shop just at the corner ^^
   * Quiche lorraine
   * Boudin au pommes
   * Potee auvergnate

   * Sauerkraut

   * And lots of other stuffs impossible to find here

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