What foods would you really miss if you moved to a totally different part of the world and different culture?

All the Mexican food 😭

We live in a global village now. Don't we?

Burgers, Indian food, pizza, salmon

Pizza. I’d rather die

American tears.

Pretty much everything 😬

Maple syrup, ingredients for gluten-free baked items

London tap water

Bacon
Salmon
Butter
Mushrooms

Breakfast cereal like Frankenberry and Lucky Charms

Id prolly miss the naturalness of many of the foods i eat :
- beef from pastured cows,
- milk , (as above )
- fresh fruit, eggs and veggies.
- hand crafted foods.

I think I'm spoilt for good food living here

British beef
Cornish cruncher extra mature Cheddar
Marmite
Victoria plums
Bramley apples
Clotted Cream
Fish and Chips

Mature hard cheeses,

I can't think of anything. I've never been all that crazy about eating.

BBQ (Texas Style) Brisket, ribs, then fillets, Okra, Squash, Asparagus, creamed spinach. Stuff like that.

I wouldn't move anywhere like that

The main cuisines I like are Mexican, Italian, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Greek, Turkish, and Lebanese ... and to a lesser extent, what is actually local in my own native region (US southern / soul food, at least the pescatarian aspects of it)

The main place I'd want to move to would be somewhere like Nice, and with the exception of US southern / soul food (which isn't crucial for me), you can get everything else there (and perhaps grow your own okra, for example) ... it seems like you can also get most of those non-US cuisines in Marseille and Montpellier too

With Nice in particular I'm not sure how much the diversity in food owes to having lots of expats