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What were your good and bad culinary surprises while travelling?
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Interesting! For people curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_rarebit
Galettes from Bretagne are indeed nice
I wish we had good poutine in Europe!
Haha I just had an excellent poutine from a food truck yesterday. Nice big cheese curds and layered with pulled pork 😋 I suppose Canadian cuisine is alright too.
Despite being a British food, the Welsh is apparently pretty popular in Northern France. My brother even picked up a Welsh fridge magnet from the Arras tourism gift shop after his ordeal.
Seems like a nice memory for that experience 😄
Yeah, you gotta laugh about it. When you're on vacation you can't let stuff get you down. It's all about trying new things anyway.