What unique food is not sold in your country but you want to try it?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I think I’d like to try some haggis. It’s not sold in the states anywhere but I’m curious if it’s as awful as it sounds or if it’s just hot air lol

[rachel776]

in 2 cities i am in all the time i can get any food you can think of

yet,

i mostly get my Pad Thai and lime from Cholada Thai

[MrGSpotHer]

Haggis is amazing it don't tend to leave the UK because it's known as offal it might go off easy, but there might be a UK or Scot butcher that does it, I want to try proper sushi I keep hearing it's way better over there...

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Offal? I heard it doesn’t leave the border because it’s made with sheep lung and that’s not something most places approve of legally

[MrGSpotHer]

Yea offal it's what they call them types of the meat like liver or kidney, I'm sure you can get the same types meat in your own country though

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Not lung, it’s very much illegal to eat lung here

[MrGSpotHer]

Why?

[MrGSpotHer]

Thanks

[chefmaster]

One of the foods I want to try is "huitlacoche." It's a black fungus that grows on corn in Mexico. Yes, it sounds weird, but it tastes amazing when put in tacos.

[JSkye]

I don't find haggis to be pleasant, but it isn't horrible 🤷🏻‍♀️

There isn't really any food unavailable to a skilled chef though 😎

[FreyaRed]

Kudu, Springbock, Wildebeest.

It would be interesting if they taste like European deer sorts.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

I can't think of anything food related I wish I could taste? 🤔

[Myspacepr1ncess]

Switcha and Goombay Punch; bc it is [palpably] in the Bahamas.. HA!