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Tim Tams appear to be the Aussie version of UK Penguin Bars.
There are/were ketchup flavoured chips in Venezuela, too. Dunno why.
Same here. I like them. --shrug--
Anyway, arepas are not common outside of the Bolivarian Regime Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador.
Scrapple. It's a popular breakfast food in my home state, but not particularly popular outside of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Maryland. It's a bit similar to white pudding in the UK.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapple
Wait, they don't have Buckley's in other places? O_O
Ketchup chips are gross though.
Anyhow, I don't tend to assume anything (with exceptions) is common throughout the world unless I see it both on (non-national) television and here.
Also, until a year or two I thought this was common (under different names).
Mince pies and christmas pudding aren't common outside of the UK.
^^^ Apparently not. Also, you're a heathen
I have never had Jalopeno Cheetos. My life is not complete until I've tried them.
^ Those sound like sex in the mouth
That's because mince pies are horrible.
There was something called Jalopneo Dorito crisps
Saigyouji next in line for ban.
Jalapeno 3-D Doritos, man. Bring those back. T_T
3D Doritos?
I'm picturing a tetrahedron. That can't be what it actually was...can it?
Ah, okay. I was less far off than I thought.
What did I just get linked to?
...And why do I want one?
Damn you States and your deep frying obsession!
No one in the world likes haggis or deep fried mars bars like us Scots do.
Also, I was shocked to find that you don't get steak bridies outside of Scotland either.
http://eater.com/archives/2011/08/10/a-whole-stick-of-fried-butter-on-a-stick-at-the-iowa-state-fair.php
That's not even the half of it.
God, it's like a heart attack on a stick.
Now THAT'S just disgusting!
I think I'd rather try the fried butter, honestly. I haaaaate ketchup.
^ See my usertitle
I'll keep mah plain chips everything, thank you very much. :>
Heathen
Oh, and I've stopped eating pizza with sauce, when possible.
what sort of witchcraft is this
I'd like to be predictable, but that would be redundant at this point.