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[red_devil]

Because i'm bored, love eating, and hungry ATM...list your comfort food, whatever that you're missing right now.

No one ever mentions these but i miss Totino's Pizza Rolls - Pepperoni.
http://ow.ly/1qNrU1

• Panda Express Orange Chicken
  
• Luau Salad from Cheesecake Factory
  
• Sam Woo Seafood Restaurant (Chinese) Fish Fillet in Black Bean Sauce: http://ow.ly/1qNrUw and Spicy Salt Squid: http://ow.ly/1qNrUz
  
• The shoestring fries at Houston's
  
• In & Out - Double Double with Onions
  
• Crabcake sandwich with real crab
  
• Chicken & Garlic Gourmet from Round Table Pizza
  
• Soup Plantation
  
• Beer Battered Fried Walleye
  
• Kraft Mac N' Cheese + cut up Johnsonville Smoked Polish sausage + Sriracha
  
• Pumpkin pie / Strawberry Rhubarb pie
  
• Vietnamese Bun Thit Nuong: http://ow.ly/1qNrVh
  
• Dim Sum - Fried Crab Claws: http://ow.ly/1qNrVs
  
• La Jolla Beach, CA - Polynesian Crab Stack
  

[northway]

Cheese that doesn't taste like the plastic wrapper it comes in.

[Globutron]

Pieeeee.

But that's all.

[Senior]

About six months in, I missed plenty of things. Now? Basically nothing. I have either found substitutes, or realised that a lot of what I was eating on a regular basis was completely retarded.

My local e mart carries decent cheese now, although it is extremely expensive. You can get semi-decent (read welfare cheese) off gmarket for cheap. And they are bringing out better varieties of sliced cheese now.

I know for a fact that I will never miss eating pizza roles on a regular basis.

[InDaGu]

[Hyeon Een]

6 years in...

Heinz baked beans. (UK style, not the crap they have in the US)
Hula hoops (regular and barbecue, don't care for S&V)
GOOD bread available cheaply. Sure I bake my own, but it's effort.
Hmm..

That's about it, I can make or buy everything I need here now. It was tougher a few years back. I make do very well now.

Example: This week I was wanting to make lasagna. When I was in Kim's Club I saw a pack of dried lasagna squares. I asked how much it was since it was missing the price label. 11,000won. Screw that. I used eggs and flour and spinach and made my own delicious green lasagna instead. Cost for the noodles? about 2,000won. 8 portions of lasagna? About 14,000won. The poverty of ingredients makes me richer.

[djsmnc]

Brazil nuts. My mom says everyone used to call them the toes of a specific race of people. I can't find them anywhere here

[IanChops]

[quote="InDaGu"]

[Tundra_Creature]

I only really missed the dairy products.

[Linda868]

I live in a small town so I don't have access to many things
Real cheese at a decent price
A good filet mignon steak with goat cheese
Carrot cake (can't make it since I don't have an oven yet)
Deep dish pizza
Donairs
Carob chip oatmeal cookies
Cottage cheese
Greek salad
Basil pesto
Sourdough bread
Fresh baked french bread
Fresh olives stuffed with pimentos
Trader Joe's vanilla soy milk
Spicy turkey sausage

[Steve_Rogers2008]

[NYC_Gal]

NY pizza and bagels, macro/vegan bento boxes, mushu vegetable, bean burritos, blackened catfish, eggplant parm, stinky farmhouse cheddar, mutsu apples, pumpernickel, affordable cherries, and cajun spice.

EDIT: I second brazil nuts. I few months back, E Mart had Dorset Muesli with brazil nuts, but I haven't seen it recently. It's the blue box.

[pangaea]

[northway]

[InDaGu]