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[chest rockwell]

Just thinking to myself 'hmmm, what is essentially canadian? american?'

This is essentially NZ:



mmm ... lamb :drool:

[tzechuk]

Fish and Chips.

[crazylemongirl]

[Satori]

[schwa]

[semphoon]

http://img1.travelblog.org/Photos/1034/2460/t/7762-Mmmm--Haggis-0.jpg

[eamo]

Most people think my country's national dish are these....



But actually it's this...


Soda Bread.




Or is it this.....?

[VanIslander]

poutine !



and also invented in Canada and popular Bloody Mary:



and a quick snack for afterwards:



stuff to have in a bar, it seems

[VanIslander]

but... if we are talking about essentially Canadian it'd have to be getting something at Tim Hortons:

[SweetBear]

VanIslander wrote:

...and also invented in Canada and popular Bloody Mary:



This drink hails from Harry's New York Bar in Paris, and was first mixed by "Pete" Petoit. When Pete came back to New York City in the 1930's, he introduced the Red Snapper as America's first Bloody Mary. It was made with Gin, as Vodka was just emerging as a new spirit to American palates. The name may be attributed to Mary Tudor, the daughter of Henry VIII, who was declared illegitimate when Henry divorced her mother in 1532 to marry Anne Boleyn. She had a brief five year tenure as Queen and managed to kill off most of her Protestant adversaries. She was known as "Bloody Mary". Another account is that a patron said it reminded him of a girl named Mary he knew at the Bucket of Blood Club in Chicago.

[Sliver]

Things you probably know are



The Auzzie meat pie and



vegemite on toast. However if you do go to Australia three things you really should try if you get the chance are



Moreton Bay Bugs




Skippy Steak and



Barra Burger

[VanIslander]

[johndoe]

[SweetBear]

The Caesar sounds delicious !
yummy

[SweetBear]

johndoe, is that Thai food?
I'm a foodie...