Processed foods that you absolutely love...

[smoth]

- Artificial crab meat
- individually wrapped kraft cheese slices
-inbeforeignorantamerican,Ihavehadyourfancycheesesmkayfrance?

[bobthedinosaur]

barbie

[Forboding Angel]

Chicken, beef, and a massive steak.

[Pxtl]

- Artificial crab meat
- individually wrapped kraft cheese slices
-inbeforeignorantamerican,Ihavehadyourfancycheesesmkayfrance?

Kraft slices are disgusting unless they're melted onto a burger, where they somehow magically turn into hawt secks. It's a miraculous transformation.

That vegetarian ground beef stuff is the only unidentifiable food I eat these days, since my wife's a vegetarian. Makes for damned good shepherd's pie, actually.

I've tried maki rolls made with artificial crab and real crab, and the mock crab is epic fail.

edit: on topic, I'm a big fan of curry mayo.

[maackey]

Fiery Habanero Doritos, ... umm...

Come to think of it I actually don't eat much pre-packaged stuff...

[Pxtl]

Fiery Habanero Doritos, ... umm...

Come to think of it I actually don't eat much pre-packaged stuff...

Ohh, fark... I forgot about potato chips.

While I prefer Miss Vickies and similar kettle-chips (which probably don't count as too processed), I recently tore through a tubeful of sour cream and onion Pringles.

Awwwww yeahhhhhh.

[AF]

Chocolate

[Panda]

chocolate chip cookies

[Caydr]

chocolate chip cookie ice cream.

[Gota]

How about special foods only available in your country...

[Wartender]

chocolate chip cookie ice cream pie.

[Noruas]

I like Twinkies, sometimes i dip them in mustard. oooooooo yeees.

[JohannesH]

I dont love processed foods.

[smoth]

Also adding another one because I forgot to buy some.

Armor brand potted meat. Eat it with some crackers, shit is awesome.

[HeavyLancer]

Spam. Tastes just like this thread!

[Pxtl]

How about special foods only available in your country...

I just spent 4 weeks in Buenos Aires (notice I didn't post a "Hay Guys, What'd I Miss" thread?) and the list is just too long. I already miss spicy empanadas and good Argentine sausage.

But for special processed foods from Argentina, I'm fine for that - I brought two packages of dulce de batata - which, roughly translated, is sweetpotato jam, but it's really more of a heavy jelly than a jam. Good with cheese.

Normally I'd list dulce de leche (caramelized condensed milk), but you can get that in North America now.

[Gota]

How about special foods only available in your country...

I just spent 4 weeks in Buenos Aires (notice I didn't post a "Hay Guys, What'd I Miss" thread?) and the list is just too long. I already miss spicy empanadas and good Argentine sausage.

But for special processed foods from Argentina, I'm fine for that - I brought two packages of dulce de batata - which, roughly translated, is sweetpotato jam, but it's really more of a heavy jelly than a jam. Good with cheese.

Normally I'd list dulce de leche (caramelized condensed milk), but you can get that in North America now.

Hehe.
Post some pics.

[Otherside]

Cornbeef

[Caydr]

Had some really good bread yesterday

[Pxtl]

Hehe.
Post some pics.

Of Argentina? Or the food?

I mean, trip photos are on my flickr page, but I didn't shoot any of the food - I use a big SLR camera, which might be a little rude to bring out at the dinner table.