What foods have you become addicted to since moving country?

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Since living in Norway I can't get enough of a slightly sweet fish paste (sounds disgusting I know) called Kaviar. I used to hate this in the UK when my mum used to bring it back from Sweden but now I'm totally hooked. Also my love of herrings have increased and Lingonberries.
Do you think these new addictions will stay when we move back to the UK in a few years time or do you thinks its purely a cultural thing?

Globetrotter that food sounds amazing... I guess you don't stand out too much in Asia then What has taken you to Vietnam?

I really miss spicy food - they don't really do curries in Denmark, and to make matters worse we live on a small island with only a handful of restaurants...

lol scareyteacher at ham in lasagne - yes that is wierd isn't it!

Limes after central America
Limes are everywhere, in everything!!
Everytime I sell or taste one now I am transported back there.....

Mrsruffallo, limes send me back to Seychelles where my mother used to work for a few years. A cold bottle of Seybrew beer with a lime sticking out of the top...heaven!
MrsJohnCusack, what sort of things did you get up to when you used to visit here? Relatively new and would love some ideas.

Tickle, It's greatto be tiny here, I can finally find clothes that fit me!

Thanks Boco - I am going to try and find a recipe.
Then I'm going to try and find the ability to cook pastry

Lots of people in Denmark - I am dying to go!!

Stupid question- is there alot of camping there?

yes Belgo, especially as I but ready made fresh lasagne when I'm feeling lazy from an Italian deli, and they do it too.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
coquitos, dulce de leche, and custard fruit in cuba
grilled cactus leaves i mexico
am quite addicted to taken by bosnian coffee now, and a decent slice of burek

Oh, I'm so hungy now. And I would kill for a custard fruit.

Wellies, is the Bosnian coffee like the serbian coffee I drank years ago, so thick you could almost chew it? Just what we needed first thing in the morning.

um nothign very useful I'm afraid! we used to go for drives in the lovely fjords etc., walking in the hills,drinking with Russian sailors (a particularly memorable night!) and she used to conduct a concert band so we did music stuff. that was all in Egersund. in Stavangar it was all touristy stuff really

i am checking my husband in to rehab for a passion for icy poles... have to be genuine icy poles no substitute will do... between that and chicken salt.... Have allways loved shopping in aus, not alot you cant get here, even Yorkshire puddings!

Globetrotter, 37 kilos?........>
Have more sugarcane juice and fried springrolls

Morocco : strong extra virgin olive oil, tasty tomatoes and coriander

Switzerland: Maggi aromats to sprinkle on salad

France: where do I start?....It's got to be freshly baked bread obviously

Netherlands: Stroopwaffels (thin crispy waffles filled with toffee)

Singapore: I'm currently pregnant and the list is too long....

Tim Hortons coffee and breakfast sandwich, on a "biscuit"

Jackfruit

momos

rowies

proper dhoi

tibetan bread! [bursts into tears]

Mmmmmmm, crispy waffles with toffee???? I'll keep them in mind.

I've grown a tiny bit, slim22. At least now I get called vous instead of tu by the french tourists!!! No one thinks I'm over 15 though.

Malaysia - the street food, mouth-watering satays, rice & noodle dishes, roti (freshly kneaded and baked) & dahl, coconut curries - on every street corner, costing next to nothing. oh and mangosteens - the most delicious fruit ever. God I miss it!

fluer, annoyingdevil. weep at your descriptions. Grew up in Singapore - I so miss the food.

Are you near London? I know a modest place in Chinatown that does a fairly authentic roti prata, nasi lemak, prawn noodles, char kway teow, satay - does not cost much. C & R Cafe Restaurant, 3-4 Rupert Court, London, W1 - check it out.

Devil,my mouth is watering!

Blueshoes, will definitely check that out next time I'm in London, drooling at the thought!