#hmm...as far as chocolate goes I'd recommend Toblerone. It's Swiss not German but tbh I prefer the Swiss chocolate.

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I'm just curious, is there an American you'd ever want to try? I've heard so many good things about German chocolate, I hope to have some one of these days

now, personally, I like to think that Americans would taste just the same as the people I eat around here :)

#(gjhgfj I just wasn't sure whether you meant American -food- in general or sweets/chocolate specifically-) #if food in general then I'd really like to try an authentic southern chili or a real bbq bc what we get here is An Attempt at best #also at the risk of committing more pizza-related anti-Italian hate-crimes on this website this week: #but I'd really like to try a typical New York and a typical Chicago pizza. Just to get an opinion in on that one. #also the chicago pizza looks actually interesting #also I know it's Mexican food but I always really really wanted to try Taco-Bell. :( #but I heard there are some restaurants in other Euro countries now so I imagine it's only a matter of time until we get them. #but generally I think you get a lot more spicy food over there and since I love spicy stuff that would be something I'd definitely enjoy #if you meant sweets specifically I'm not sure I can think of any specifically bc we actually get more and more American candy #plus we have some small English/American shops nearby and they sell American candy so I've tried quite a lot of it. #Oh our local supermarket now has Hershey bars which I really liked so that's one point for American chocolate! #a friend of mine brought me a box rainbow nerds back from his Florida vacation and it was much too sweet for both of us #so I'm gonna give anything in that direction a no #we even now get all kinds of cookie-dough stuff which was something I missed for a long time #hmm...as far as chocolate goes I'd recommend Toblerone. It's Swiss not German but tbh I prefer the Swiss chocolate. #and they're available worldwide AND cheap AND I assume they take their recipe quite seriously. So it should be authentic. #(I just checked and apparently you can get it at Walmart) #if you specifically want to try a German one - I just googled it and apparently Walmart has Ritter Sport. #They have a lot more variety than Toblerone though so that would be trial and error) #so yeah I think it mostly would be ... general cuisines and kinds of dishes I'd like to try than specific food items #nonfandom #personal #Oh Belgian chocolate is also pretty good! I was going to recommend Belgian Fruits de mer (chocolates that look like mussles) #so I just googled it to see if you can easily get them over there #but the wikipedia article specifically mentions that they're very local and quote-unquote: #Copycat products are sold at German discount stores #so I guess that means I've never actually had authentic fruits de mer. BUT! the knock-offs are great.