What well known places or products do you think are underrated?

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Following on from my whats over rated thread, what's under rated?

And it's obviously got to be something the majority of people will know - not a great little Italian in your village.

I'll start.

1. Wing Stops (Don't usually like buffalo wings outside of The US - but these are great)

2. McDonald's black coffee (Great quality coffee at a great price)

3. Krispy Kreme donuts (Pure sugar, but taste great.)

Lidl chocolate brownies

Seconded as this was what I was going to post.

Leeds.

Actually there were both rice and pasta in the medieval period in England.... They were just expensive and not terrible common. Bread was the staple carb though :-)

Bahlsen chocolate biscuits and my latest discovery is a chocolate bar called Coffee Duo. So nice if you like anything coffee flavoured. It's from Tesco's and it's £3.75 a bar. A bit pricey, but so worth it!

Sorry, this was in response to the above! Food history geek, less good with tech 😉

Actually there were both rice and pasta in the medieval period in England.... They were just expensive and not terrible common. Bread was the staple carb though :-)

CCS cracked heel repair cream
Marks and Spencer stain removing wipes
M and S pickled onions in balsamic vinegar
lego!

Was going to post about rice and pasta in medieval times but see @Acommonwomble got there first. Such a weird thought, no potatoes.

For me: ASDA fresh desserts, especially the caramel choux buns with cream and custard - they're always bursting with filling where most versions are half-empty disappointments. The custard tart is nice too. Much posher than you'd think for the price and tastes like real ingredients, not that weird oily/floury taste you get from some cheap pastry.

Morrisons own-brand baby clothes (Nutmeg). Even the name makes me smile and they're reliably cute and durable.

Would also rate Dr Beckmans.

@Ladymuffinsmy DD5 seems to love those Scrub Daddy things. She swipes them from under the kitchen sink to play with. I don’t even know why we bought them to start with, but they seem to have found a home in her toy box.

You could be me! I’m just back from Munich for the second time. Magnificent city, surrounding area and infrastructure. I’m blown over and impressed by their organisation and really just how much better things are - visible policing, clean streets, great transport. And don’t talk about the architecture….
The people are great too. I’m thinking about going back on an extended stay. Love the place!

Their hot chocolate is also pretty nice!