Cogwork
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If we're using that as a metric, there are 41,822 McDonalds restaurants in the world while there are "only" around 2,500 Panda Express ones.
Food Change my mind... Oriental dishes are, in general, better than Western dishes.
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Elfknight7017
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The restaurants I like is Culvers. Their burgers and cheese curds are one of the best to eat.
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Jon-LockeEdwards
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Ooooh, this one is tough....
I'm torn because I love Thai cuisine and I would kill for a well made Udon Bowl! But Cuban/Mediterranean is a worthwhile mix of savory, spicy, and flavorful that is to die for. Anyone ever have Pica Dillo? Swiss Army Knife of Mediterranean food, and I have family who knows special ways to make it pop.
You could make anything from Quesadillas and Sloppy Joes to a savory pasta dish with a rich and flavorful meat mixed in! Endless culinary utility!
I'm torn because I love Thai cuisine and I would kill for a well made Udon Bowl! But Cuban/Mediterranean is a worthwhile mix of savory, spicy, and flavorful that is to die for. Anyone ever have Pica Dillo? Swiss Army Knife of Mediterranean food, and I have family who knows special ways to make it pop.
You could make anything from Quesadillas and Sloppy Joes to a savory pasta dish with a rich and flavorful meat mixed in! Endless culinary utility!
heart_kore
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As a white European that grew out of a mindset of avoiding foreign foods - disagree, though I do deeply love lots of asian dishes that I've learned to make so far.
Purely personal preference though, I was raised on rustic and hearty meals with a specific flavor profile that I for the life of me cannot find an approximate experience for in ''asian'' dishes, so the ''general'' asian food experience does not compare for me.
Maybe there's a dish out there that is similar enough, but at that point it's basically the same dish and it loses the ''asian'' part of it for me, if that makes sense? Like how basically every culture has some version of chicken soup but because it's so basic it's not exactly region-defining...
Forever on the hunt for a nice stew or something but with more foreign flavors than I'm used to qwq. I love me some indian or thai food, some of their curries and the like come close but not quite what i'm looking for. What I've tried of japanese, vietnamese and korean food is delicious but feels more like a light meal/snack, if that makes sense? The whole meal culture feels completely different, like a base + 1000 toppings instead of a main dish if that makes sense haha.
RIP west asian dishes, I've yet to get a chance to try some here.
Great excuse to keep trying foreign foods instead of cooking either way!
Purely personal preference though, I was raised on rustic and hearty meals with a specific flavor profile that I for the life of me cannot find an approximate experience for in ''asian'' dishes, so the ''general'' asian food experience does not compare for me.
Maybe there's a dish out there that is similar enough, but at that point it's basically the same dish and it loses the ''asian'' part of it for me, if that makes sense? Like how basically every culture has some version of chicken soup but because it's so basic it's not exactly region-defining...
Forever on the hunt for a nice stew or something but with more foreign flavors than I'm used to qwq. I love me some indian or thai food, some of their curries and the like come close but not quite what i'm looking for. What I've tried of japanese, vietnamese and korean food is delicious but feels more like a light meal/snack, if that makes sense? The whole meal culture feels completely different, like a base + 1000 toppings instead of a main dish if that makes sense haha.
RIP west asian dishes, I've yet to get a chance to try some here.
Great excuse to keep trying foreign foods instead of cooking either way!
GodlyDnD
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If you will not eat in the healthy way and you will not take any supplements for vitamins that are remaining inadequate to you, you will sometime later on need medication, or more invasive intervention, for failing health that is actually epidemic in the society here. Being open can really bring you to lifesaving changes.
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