Canadian Comfort-Food abroad


If you could eat your favorite comfort food while abroad what would it be, and why? What lengths would you go to to get it if you knew it was available? Mine would be true-blue kraft macaroni and c...


Canadian Comfort-Food abroad

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Sneex
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 4:53 pm
 

If you could eat your favorite comfort food while abroad what would it be, and why? What lengths would you go to to get it if you knew it was available?

Mine would be true-blue kraft macaroni and cheese. KD man. haha. When I was in scotland I found "kraft" mac and cheese, but OMG it was the worst thing i'd ever attempted to eat, it smelt like roadkill when I made it.

I would have done anything for a proper burger in italy too, with all the fixins. I felt seriously protein deprived there lol.
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Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 4:16 am
 

I have a care package on its way to me now from my Mum & Sister (my Aunt is driving down). Its got Shreddies, Tim Horton's coffee and hot chocolate, Cadbury's chocolate, Bits n Bites and probably a few other things.

I hadn't thought of KD. I wonder if I can get them to stick some of that in now.
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Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 5:49 am
 

When I lived in North Africa I craved peanut butter. (We only had the homemade - roast and crush the peanuts yourself type). I almost cried when my aunt sent me a small jar of Skippy for Christmas. The other thing I missed was pasturized milk. There was plenty of fresh off the farm milk (but that was never cooled quickly and always had a near sour taste) or sterelized milk (gross!)!

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Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 1:50 pm
 

I just returned from Vancouver with the following:
2 large tins of folgers coffee, 1 MJB, 1 great canadian coffee, box nanaimo bar mix, 3 crystal lights, 4 jello instant puddings, 2 very big boxes fruit loops, 2 mini oreos, 9 packs dentyne, 2 pres.choice egg nog, 2 pres.choice flavoured coffee, box 40 timbits and 12 TH donuts. This should keep is going for a little bit longer !

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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 4:58 am
 

My Auntie also brought me a few packages of Peak Freans cookies Very Happy Yum!
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don
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Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 3:01 am
 

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