Pickert
a pancake-like food with potatoes. People in Lippe were very poor so they had to use the things they got. Oh, and pickert tastes really well if you combine it with Sugar beet syrup. Yummy!

godulous

United States337 Posts

September 20 2011 09:19 GMT

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These are both excellent <3

reneg

United States859 Posts

September 20 2011 09:28 GMT

#225

Basically a lot of what we've got is NC BBQ.

The greatest BBQ that exists. It's a lot more vinegar based than other bbqs from around the country / world, but oh my god, pulled pork sandwiches are to die for.

I'm on vacation at the moment, but pretty much as soon as i get home i want to drive straight out to smithfield's and grab some

vertigo1

Scotland174 Posts

September 20 2011 09:30 GMT

#226

the infamous deep fried mars bar

MoooN1

Germany128 Posts

September 20 2011 09:31 GMT

#227

bavarias special porc!
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together with

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marttorn

Norway5211 Posts

September 20 2011 09:32 GMT

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Deleted User 101379

4849 Posts

September 20 2011 09:33 GMT

#229

I think the only real regional food are the "Flensburger Punkte" (Flensburg Points).
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In germany, traffic violations can end up getting you "points in flensburg" (the bad kind) and after a certain amount of points you are not allowed to drive anymore for some time, so some clever guy started to sell chocolates named after those points.

If local drinks are allowed:
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Kevan

Sweden2303 Posts

September 20 2011 09:54 GMT

#230

"Halv special" from Gothenburg, Sweden.

Grettin

42381 Posts

September 20 2011 09:55 GMT

#231

On September 20 2011 18:32 marttorn wrote:
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All that fish, i'm pretty sure there is some regional food! First i thought this was from Norway, but i was wrong. It's from iceland..

Angryhorse

Sweden387 Posts

September 20 2011 09:58 GMT

#232

Pitepalt! Mostly common in the northen parts of sweden

wiki: Potatoes, wheat flour/barley flour, salt and minced meat/pork are common ingredients in pitepalt. Some recipes also mention onion but is not that common. Sometimes blood is also added, the so called "blodpalt", making it very dark.

It is traditionally eaten with butter and lingonberry jam.

It may not look so good but palt is fairly delicious and it's not uncommon for first time eaters to enter "palt coma" because it's so easy to eat alot of it

BlackFlag

499 Posts

September 20 2011 10:01 GMT

#233

Vienna:

Kaiserschmarrn
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Leberkäse

bosna

and no, I don't know translations for the words :D haha

Usul

Germany150 Posts

September 20 2011 10:09 GMT

#234

Berlin:

Liver

Eisbein (cooked pork meat with smashed peas, sauerkraut, mustard - very fat)

thopol

Japan4560 Posts

September 20 2011 10:15 GMT

#235

In Fukuoka we have Hakata ramen, which is popular all over Japan. It's pork ramen with a white broth. Mentaiko is made here. There's a packing plant near my apartment. Our regional sweet is Hakata torimon. It's a moist bun with soft filling. I've heard both bean paste and potato(?) for the inside, but the important thing is that it's yummy.

Brotkrumen

Germany193 Posts

September 20 2011 10:33 GMT

#236

Berlin reporting in!

TALegion

United States1187 Posts

September 20 2011 10:42 GMT

#237

On September 20 2011 16:28 AirbladeOrange wrote:
I'm jealous of all the delicious seafood from the past 10 pages. However, have you ever eaten a fucking buffalo wing? DELICIOUS.

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"Upstate" NY

True stuff right here.
I'm not much for fried food, but this stuff is SO GOOD.

Dwelf

Netherlands365 Posts

September 20 2011 10:44 GMT

#238

Kapsalon, Basically invented in Rotterdam and a delicious mix of kebap/fries/salad/cheese:

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Its obviously hard to find a picture that does this right, cause it looks so bad but tastes so great.

Zechs

United Kingdom321 Posts

September 20 2011 10:46 GMT

#239

Yorkshire Pudding, usually with Roast Beef but sometime Sausages for "Toad in the Hole." Both are best served with ale, and we have plenty of local breweries:

SilverSkyLark

Philippines8437 Posts

September 20 2011 10:52 GMT

#240

Pictures are spoilered for a reason, most non asians would usually freak out when they see these for the first time.

Balut - duck egg

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