Canadian food dislikes
#32
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Re: Canadian food dislikes
My least fav food is Mexican - and before the ...but in mexico crowd swarms in, I spent 2 days a week in Cozumel for about 2 years.
#34
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Re: Canadian food dislikes
I think canadian bacon gets a bad rap, but i like so crispy that it disintegrates
#35
Re: Canadian food dislikes
My husband says the Arby sign looks like a penis. Makes you wonder what's in their food.....
#36
Joined: Feb 2009
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Re: Canadian food dislikes
I've always been willing to try new things, especially the more unusual sort of thing - frog legs, Octopus, Swordfish etc - but I can't bring myself to try Poutine.
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i also HATE the KFC here as well, nothing like it was back in the uk (or unless our KFC is yuk in town).............
Also not managed to find a good chinese place either, may have to contact my old local for there receipes (although i think i may have over dosed on it when i was back there this year )
#37
Re: Canadian food dislikes
I don't like Tim Hortons (sweet coffee or doughnuts)
I don't like perogies. Cabbage rolls I can take em or leave 'em (we seem to know a lot of Ukranians!)
I agree about the KFC here.... I liked it back in the UK ....
But Poutine is really nice if you're after some comfort food!
Its mainly chips and gravy with some cheese curds thrown in!
You can get nice bread ... have you tried Cobbs bakers???
I don't like perogies. Cabbage rolls I can take em or leave 'em (we seem to know a lot of Ukranians!)
I agree about the KFC here.... I liked it back in the UK ....
But Poutine is really nice if you're after some comfort food!
Its mainly chips and gravy with some cheese curds thrown in!
You can get nice bread ... have you tried Cobbs bakers???
#38
Re: Canadian food dislikes
If it's a typical 'British' Chinese curry you're after instead of a Canadian Chinese curry, try the Yellow curry cook in sauce (Thai, I think) available from loblaws/superstore.
#40
Joined: Feb 2009
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Re: Canadian food dislikes
Although real canadian do a great selection of sauces and i have resorted to making my own, tell you this cooker gets well used.
I am doing fruit cake for my son at the moment, the canadian ones are covered in a sugar (yuk) and we make our own bread, just tastes better
#42
Re: Canadian food dislikes
One food dislike used to be the baked beans here, but I'm used to the recipe now. 68c a tin at Superstore isn't too bad either.
OH! And Raisin Bran, why are so many of them those awful thin flakes that go soggy in 5 seconds? Once again Superstore came to the rescue with their organics raisin bran, which has the proper flakes
#43
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Re: Canadian food dislikes
Yoghurt and cream:
Tesco Value quality product (ie crap-loads of filler like starch, gelatine) for Harrods Food Hall prices.
PS has anyone read a Clamato label to discover its contents?
Tesco Value quality product (ie crap-loads of filler like starch, gelatine) for Harrods Food Hall prices.
PS has anyone read a Clamato label to discover its contents?
#44
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Re: Canadian food dislikes
...in Save on and in Safeway they have carrots, celery and the like pre-packed in plastic bags, but still have those silly water pistol things spraying on them - they're in plastic bags ffs! - what's the point?
#45
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i can get curry here, no its the chinese meals that i miss, the ones here seem to lack the flavour, i am on a low fat diet and after the HA i also need healthy, i find the take outs in town no good, i suppose its perdonal taste, i dont know.....
Although real canadian do a great selection of sauces and i have resorted to making my own, tell you this cooker gets well used.
I am doing fruit cake for my son at the moment, the canadian ones are covered in a sugar (yuk) and we make our own bread, just tastes better
Although real canadian do a great selection of sauces and i have resorted to making my own, tell you this cooker gets well used.
I am doing fruit cake for my son at the moment, the canadian ones are covered in a sugar (yuk) and we make our own bread, just tastes better
We have a really good bakers in town called Guys and his bread is awesome, massive loaf for around $7 beats the shit they sell in Safeway and extra food!!