What is something in your country that isn't popular in other countries? (1 Viewer)

[Myth]

Oh okay. Maybe lol.

Near the end of the year at this stage but it may have to change.

ah @wagamama is moving Japan very soon too.

That's fun. I hope you enjoy and try lots of fun things :)

 

[GH0ST]

Are these not a worldwide thing? Huh, learned something else today lol.

Ikr? Apparently they’re not as popular in most countries. I can’t live without my fitted sheet though lol!

 

[Deleted member 4423]

It's shocking how many adults can be fooled in to snipe hunting. It's also shocking how quickly a cow can get up and chase you. Not that I would know from experience.

(I'll be honest, I don't know what snipe hunting is, I was just commenting on how gross the milk is lol.)

And yeah, cows are fast when they want to be.

 

[Deleted member 4423]

ah @wagamama is moving Japan very soon too.

That's fun. I hope you enjoy and try lots of fun things :)

Oh that's exciting! I hope they have lots of fun.

I'm sure I will. Thank you.

 

[Deleted member 4423]

Ikr? Apparently they’re not as popular in most countries. I can’t live without my fitted sheet though lol!

Wow! I would hate to not have fitted sheets. Do they just use flat sheets for both? The mind boggles lol.

 

[GH0ST]

Wow! I would hate to not have fitted sheets. Do they just use flat sheets for both? The mind boggles lol.

Some people use blankets, flat sheets too, and probably other soft materials lol.

 

[LalisaLovesNnie]

Today I found out that lime flavoured milk is not a worldwide thing. I always thought it was everywhere.

Is there something you just found out is popular in your country, food, drink or other wise, that you only recently found out wasn't popular in other countries?

Banana ketchup. And we use it for cooking spaghetti, which is why Filipino spaghetti is sweet.

Please don't tell my fellow Filipinos that I don't eat spaghetti if banana ketchup is in it. I will be kicked out of my country. Thank you!

 

[LalisaLovesNnie]

Obligatory america has a ton of guns comment

but also I was surprised that the toasted marshmallows covering sweet potato casserole thing is fiercely and exclusively american or so i've been told.

edit: not a fan but also how we brew sweet tea have the rest of yall clutching to anything holy for protection--

Toasted marshmallows on sweet potato casserole? Color me intrigued.

 

[Deleted member 4423]

Banana ketchup. And we use it for cooking spaghetti, which is why Filipino spaghetti is sweet.

Please don't tell my fellow Filipinos that I don't eat spaghetti if banana ketchup is in it. I will be kicked out of my country. Thank you!

Oh wow! that sounds interesting.

Lol okay, I won't say anything lol.

 

[Kataphract]

Toasted marshmallows on sweet potato casserole? Color me intrigued.

Spoiler: It's this number

 

[LalisaLovesNnie]

Oh wow! that sounds interesting.

Lol okay, I won't say anything lol.

Thank you for your consideration The only sweet spaghetti I can take is from a local fast food restaurant.

 

[LalisaLovesNnie]

Spoiler: It's this number

Okay, so if it's anything like our "Camote (Sweet Potato) Cue, then it'll work for my taste buds...I think.

 

[ichigohon]

Oh okay. Maybe lol.

Near the end of the year at this stage but it may have to change.

Oooo where in Japan? I'll be moving to Kobe for two years then sitting admissions exams for unis

 

[kiki]

Having all medical records incl ur corona pass online, when walking through the city in autumn ull have boxes infront of ppls gates filled w apples n sometimes pears or plums that are left over and anyone can take(bcs most house owners grow apple n other fruit trees), -25c winters, saunas

 

[Selfmate]

vegemite

 

[StirFriedPanda]

vegemite

Sawdust, It's whats for dinner!

 

[uran]

Idk we pretty much try to be like other countries aka usa, england, france and germany.

 

[Selfmate]

Sawdust, It's whats for dinner!

ever tried vegemit my friend?

 

[alo]

Off the top of my head, milk makes me think of bagged milk. I heard it’s more common in places Canada. Not so much the states though.

There’s some places here in the states that sell it. My dad used to pick up bagged milk at a local gas station.

a ton of the southern states LOVE sweet tea

its basically tea plus a ton of sugar
(I'm skipping a ton but its basically a staple drink there)

bagged milk is popular in india too, as is sweet, milky tea. basically when the brits introduced tea to us with "a dash of milk and a spoonful of sugar", indians decided to run with it and add more milk and sugar to their tea than tea itself. plus spices. you can't do without spices here. and that is what white people call chai tea, which, as you may probably know, is stupid cause chai means tea.

otherwise, can't think of anything rn

 

[Deleted member 4423]

Oooo where in Japan? I'll be moving to Kobe for two years then sitting admissions exams for unis

All over Japan, I'm going to take advantage of their amazing rail network lol.

Oh that's near Osaka isn't it? That's apparently a really beautiful place so I'm sure you will love it! That sounds so cool.