Itt: god tier hors d'oeuvres from your country

itt: god tier hors d'oeuvres from your country

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idk wtf d'oeuvres are but that looks yummy

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it's very tasty but so horrible for your health

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I when I come to America they make very yummy buffalo wingies before meal :D

I thought that was Australian.
It's great but the messiest fucking thing I've ever eaten.

Nah, it's American. and so is Outback Steakhouse.

you have them in brazil?

They're definitely not an australian thing, I only know of them because of american media and internet memes.

It's not Australian?

We have Outback here.
Fucking burgers lying to me again.

>hors d'oeuvres
they're called appetizers you dirty cajun

>Australia has no food culture so Americans had to make it up for them

>Ausfailia

We don't have outback steakhouse here, I imagine it would just make people confused and cringe if we did.

Fucking kek

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>US are so cucked by superior australia (full of tall handsome men) that they even sell their steaks with fake aussie branding

Outback sucks though.

that's because it's american

outbacksteakhouse.com.au/#locations
>lies

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>NSW
absolutely disgusting

>>US are so cucked by superior australia

Lol no
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Brisbane

river lobsters plucked out of the river down the road
mmmboygudeetin

Clam cakes, great alongside New England clam chowder

Jellied meat with mustard.

Coxinhas = Brazilian chicken nuggets

Pao de queijo ia much better. Cochinha is dirty and messy 2bh

I love making pães de queijo. tapioca flour is a very underrated ingredient.

I've never made coxinhas because I hate frying stuff. But in NYC there's a nice Brazilian deli that makes tiny versions of them for parties.

Kouka, is like a crusty pizza sandwish with olives and onions.

no rules, just roight

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>usa
>food culture
?

Ever tried an actual tapioca? It isn't popular in my state, and the first time I tried tapioca I was 21 years old. Crazy texture, feels like eating a gum fogazza. Tastes great though.

Middle Eastern cuisine is one of my favourites.

That pepper and tomato salad is based, we have it in Algeria too.

It's north African though. Middle east have Hummus and Dolma

The one and only.

Feijoada has the best appetizers. Toucinho and fried mandioca are great. Banana à milanesa is surprisingly good also.

Never tried those. Do you have sfihas there, or is it exclusive to the Levant and Turkey? It's probably the most popular ME dish here.

>$10.95 for an onion + spicy mayo

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That looks amazingly good