Favourite Food and Drink I've learned about in my travels

 A facebook friend asked, tell us where you live by naming a food. I thought of all sorts of foods I had learned from living in the USA, Spain, and Singapore, and visiting other countries. Here's my list of favourite food and drink.

Canada 

1 Maple syrup (on waffles at breakfast time in Canada). Now, in the uk

 Now 

France

brie

Camembert cheese

crepes (Mont St Michel speciality, served from restaurants and kiosks hot with Grand Marnier)

Marron glace (sweet chestnut paste) in tins (which I first discoverd in the British Channel islands which are near France)

Indonesia 

1 Beef rendang (coconut and spices).

Malaysia 

1 Turkey ham. (Muslims don't eat pork.)

Netherlands (especially Holland)

Edam cheese.

Gouda cheese.

Singapore -

1 Chicken rice. (In England we would have chicken with chips.) 

2 Mango (with) sticky rice.

3 Durian ice cream.

Spain

Turron (confectionary -a kind of nougat which I found chocolate covered). 

UK - 

Scotland 

Smoked salmon

(what I missed and am pleased to come back to) tea time 

England

 Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding.

Bread and butter pudding.

Summer pudding.

Scones with clotted (double thick) cream and strawberry jam, 

Crumpets (warmed so the holes absorb melting butter and jam. 

Frank Coopers Original Oxford Coarse Cut Marmalade. On Amazon I was shocked to see it was ten pounds then realised it was a pack of two jars meaning about five pounds each jar.

Mateus rose sweet blush wine from Portugal in UK supermarkets. Black tower , rieslings and gewurtraminer German and Alsace (French) sweet white wines. 

Cadbury's fruit and nut chocolate. 

Cream filled easter egg eggs. 

Wales

Welsh cakes (finger height, half way between a flat pancake and a high scone, eaten hot with melting butter) 

USA

T bone steaks. 

Buffalo wings (checken wings.)

Bagels (Donut shaped brad with a hole in the middle and crisp outside) and lox (smoked salmon).

Potatoes in their jackets. 

 Ice wine. Zinfandel (which is a grape) blush wine in Paul Masson carafes.

Oreos.

You might like to make your own list. You can send it to me here in the comments, or find me on Facebook.