ITT: Street food from your country
Corn with mayo and cheese
>>54424369
Pic
>>54424321
Buddog
Kolbice
Lángos
>>54424597
What's this? Meat?
Langalló
>>54424802
it's little grilled sausages put into a bread cone, with extras such as sauerkraut,roasted onions and various sauces
Chimney cake
>>54424321
>>54424657
had it in Hajduszoboszlo few years ago, they are really good
you made me hungry
>>54424321
zapiekanka
>>54425349
it's getting more and more widespread each year. a couple of years ago some Hungarians introduced it to the Swedes, they instantly fagged it up with their bullshit taste
they put american cheese into everything, repeat, every single thing.
whether its savory, sweet, sour, deep-fried, boiled, grilled.
they're obsessed with this shit
>>54425448
>Kraft
That is bottom of the barrel "American cheese", it is the worst thing that has ever been put out on the market.
>>54425683
its garbage yet they obsessed with it somehow.
>yfw they literally eat tons of this shit with ramens and rice
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>>54425822
That sounds horrendous. Your country had a very positive influence on dutch cuisine, you should be set for life with quality street food.
American cheese (note: NOT KRAFT) only has one use in my mind - cheesesteak sandwich.
>>54425448
It's sad that TTIP will go through and every other cheese from Feta to Brie will get the same treatment by the Americans that cheddar had.
Tortas ahogadas
![CHURROS[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/sjp7ARK.png "CHURROS[1].png")
>>54425946
Churros.
You must eat only one of these or you might have instantaneous diarrhea.
>>54426270
We actually make excellent cheddar here you twit, among other cheeses, but you'll never try it because you have all the good cheeses already. Blame your own shit countries for only buying our cheap stuff to sell to you, not us.
>>54426111
>>54426270
its true famalam, they eat this
![tapioca_do_arnaldo[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/A4wRMvw.png "tapioca_do_arnaldo[1].png")
>>54426421
Tapioca
>>54426421
We have those here too, my favorite are those filled with blueberry marmalade.
>>54426456
>meme dutch/aussie sprinkles on top of our meme cheese
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAYL5H46QnQ
>>54426421
Is that dulce de leche?
>>54426542
drenched on this meme condensed milk.
the other options are meme sundashit streetfood and shitty doner, fuck i hate this country so much
Socca, local street food made with chickpea flour, served with pepper and salt.
>>54426778
never heard of it
>>54426812
They sell like that in Spain too?
>>54426439
>cheddar
>Made outside of the cheddar region
Walk in front of a train.
>>54426880
>>54426830
Yes its consumption is pretty local (around Nice). Bretty good, served hot. I've tried making it at home and failed miserably, I guess it requires a very hot pan.
>>54426922
I didn't know that people who lived under rocks could type.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sausage_sizzle
Herring
>Don't really have much of a street food culture here
Feels bad man. Love when we have markets and festivals so I can finally go out and get some.
>>54428263
Are those sausages with curry?
>>54428458
German currywurst. It's a bratwurst with curry ketchup on it. Really good, and on a cold day is wonderful.
>>54427186
And yet here you are.
>>54428263
>Don't really have much of a street food culture here
Fuck off you lying paki.
>>54424321
we don't do street food baka desu senpai
>>54428862
What common streetfood do we have here, then? Burger vans? The chippy doesn't count as street food.
Nice "street food" you got there lol
Let me post some real ones: turkish street food.
First one: Kokoreç
>>54428981
GERMANY YES
Döner Kebab, prepared by Turks in Berlin
It's shit everywhere else.
>>54428981
Kokorec is disgusting but fuck is it tasty.
>>54428970
Oh I'll indulge you, what is your criteria for street food?
Stuffed mussels.
very very cheap but delicious
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuffed_mussels
>>54429076
Nettes Gammelfleisch aus Hormonpute im nährwertlosen Weissbrot hast du da.
>>54429230
The same as what you find in the rest of the thread. Food sold on the street from carts and shit, to be eaten while in the street.
>>54429359
Well you had better tell this German that what he is posting doesn't count because only stuff sold in a cart counts, so sayeth the lord god autism.
>>54429076
But the question is, is it halal?
>>54429285
Irgendwie müssen wir ja Kartoffel Fickfressen wie dir umlegen.
Warm Simit is heaven on earth and even better with black tea to dip in. :3
>>54429496
Yes.
>>54429432
What German?
>>54429271
>>54429076
>>54428981
These are sold in stalls too, you know.
What's your definition of street food, and what would you say is a common British thing that fits it?
>>54429530
>Yes
Does some of its income go to funding Jihad?
>>54429549
>Stuffed shellfish sold in a cart
They deserve what they get.
>>54429643
>>54429549
:3
>>54429633
Most Turks in Germany are kafirs nowadays desu
>>54429643
Still genuinely want to know what street food culture Britain has.
Not doing it for the purpose of argument. I just never see streetfood outside of markets, festivals and the occasional burger van outside workplaces.
>>54429708
>>54429742
The fact that you refer to it as a "culture" tells me exactly what sort of pretentious yuppie you are.
Protip friend, try going to the coast. Everything taken from the sea is sold along every promenade. Cockles>all.
>>54429708
>Most Turks in Germany are kafirs nowadays desu
Lol.
>>54429857
I live near the coast. The only problem is it's so windy and rainy nobody sticks around it long enough to warrant street food, there are just restaurants nearby.
And an ice cream van on a summer day isn't really much of a street food.
I called it a "culture" to make sure it's differentiated between random pop up hotdog stands ran by pakis, because it's not a usual thing that Brits do. You don't walk down the streets of a city here and pass food vendors in the way people here mean with street food.
>>54429810
hmmmm, delicious. I love cig köfte. :3
Cig Köfte Dürüm is also my favorite type of Dürüm. In Turkey you pay like 2,50 lira (0,78 euro) for one Cig Köfte Dürüm. The stores in Germany want 3.50 to 4 Euro instead. Greedy turks
>>54430081
I have a bad experience with the durum type because a drunk threw up on me while I was on my way back carrying some.
>>54424522
>>54424597
>>54424657
>>54424946
Holy fuck those look amazing.
PÃO DE QUEIJO, MOTHERFUCKER
>>54430202
Do you happen to be a turk? Looks amazing by the way
>>54430752
Nah, my ex was Turkish and I visited a lot. Really good food there.
>>54434577
Here's more kumpir
>>54434704
What's that?
>>54434728
Coxinha.
>>54434728
Even when I'm outside and on another thread I run into you mr scotsman. Afiyet olsun.
>>54434704
wait, that looks like our coxinha! what is it made of?
>>54425438
Same here, bro, they put fucking kaviár in lángos, fucking savages...
>>54434728
Arancini, they're filled with rice, ragù, mozzarella and meat
>>54425438
oh also, In my town/city (in Hungary) we had sausage wrapped around with lángos then fried
>>54434801
to me the best ones of these >>54434788
are made with chicken and catupiri (our very own specific kind of cream cheese)
we wrap bacon around giant burritos
>>54434781
Lol I thought that was you desu. Tessekurler.
>>54434801
What actually is ragu? Here it's a brand that sells tomato based pasta sauces, but I don't know the Italian phrases.
>>54434704
REMEMBER ARANCINO NOT ARANCINA
>>54434985
This one is the best tho.
>>54434751
>>54434788
>>54434801
They look similiar but I think what's inside is completely different
>>54434915
>What actually is ragu
I think Americans call it "salsa bolognese"
>>54434917
Dai :)
>>54435095
I was hoping for more of a description of what's in it. I believe salsa is sauce, right? Bolognese is a common word for what people use here in pasta sauce, and Ragu is a brand that makes Bolognese.
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>>54435073
I think the portugas get the credit for those, though
>>54435156
Well, you may think of it as a sauce, but we usually don't call it in this way, because there's the ground meat too, and typically vegetables like onion and carrots. It's not easy to explain, but probably the Bolognese you're referring to is the ragù
Not pizza
![dolmio-500x500[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/yOrLYIJ.jpg "dolmio-500x500[1].jpg")
>>54435396
This is the most popular Bolognese sauce here.
Is that a filo pastry dish?
>>54435073
we got somthing similar (i think), torrejas de bacalao
brety good
>>54435436
Do you have street pizza in italy at all?
>>54435446
That looks like normal tomato sauce, ragù looks like this. Have you eaten lasagne? They're usually made with ragù
>>54435446
By the way yes, that is made with filo pastry and it contains onion, tomato sauce, mozzarella and ham
>>54426880
yes, called doce de leite! it's amaaaaaazing on churros.
>>54435568
I've never had proper Italian lasagne, but that looks really good.
>>54435622
Filo pastry is the shit. Didn't know it was an Italian thing too.
>>54425349
>Hajduszoboszlo
co kurwa xD
>>54435764
From which part of Scotland are you from by the way?
>>54435856
I was born in and grew up in Fife. But I'm in Glasgow now from Uni.
>>54436047
I've been in Scotland last year and loved the peaceful atmosphere and the architecture, also I liked haggis and Irn Bru, I wish they sold it here
>>54436690
What part did you come to? I've noticed a lot of Italians like it here Tbh. Hell there's a big statue of 'Italia" just down the street from me. The same street that's full of Italian restaurants I'd have went to if I had people to go with.
Irn Bru shouldn't be hard to get I think. There must be websites that sell it somewhere.
>>54435553
Not really out on streets.
Depends what region you are in for pizza. But closest would be pizza by square slice in small shop that you can take with you, can be made into a like sandwhich also.
