Name a snack you love but can’t find in your current country?

[Stazz76]

In my country, it's difficult to find gluten-free, preservative-free sausages. Local manufacturers won't invest in freezers and put it to market fresh, and local retailers insist they have preservatives to increase shelf life. This is all despite the fact that many customers take them home and often put them in the freezer anyway - so they wouldn't require preservaties anyway.

I was delighted when visiting a Whole Foods in USA to find gluten-free, preservative-free sausages, already cooked, in the refrigerator, vacuum sealed, so it was as convenient as any other snack food, tasted great, and didn't contain any nasties.

[Anonymous]

Kim’s sourcream & dill potato chips. They exist in Denmark but not in stores here in Sweden (I know you can order them online though but it’s expensive). We have sourcream & dill chips here but not from that brand. At least I have never seen them here.

[LiamSawyer]

I like my coffee crisp too, but I'm from Canada so can always get it. Where I live is one of the most diversified cultures in the world and there isn't much cuisine or snack wise you can't buy. One dish I like that is more then a snack but not easily found is southern cheese grits with biscuits and sausage gravy. I can make it myself but not widely available in restaurants or food stands.

[COMMODOREII]

Kvikk lunsj
Its far better than kit kat.

[dreamstar72]

Real kinder eggs not the dumb fake kinder eggs we have in the USA

[Dr_Latex_McPeggin]

True Jamaican Jerk on the street... Miss that from the island a ton...

[manmeat]

Canadian pussy not may Canadian girls here in uk lol

[red_knight]

Twinkies...

[SuccessfulHornDog]

Dry roasted children

[Anonymous]

Not sure