Favorite Foods?

[imported_z3usX5]

This should be k00l with all the Aussies. :D

Mine: Spaghetti

[AZRCaddict]

I like Dim Sum. [Chinese food] Itskinda like a buffet of chinese food but they come around with carts of food and you choose what you want. Yumm 8)

[RC_KAOS]

KFC

Cheers

[kawasakirider]

Not in order but here htye are. Lasagne,spaghetti,hamburgers,chinese food (specially chiken chow mein and singapore noodles),butter chicken (indian) and that all folks

[AZRCaddict]

Im just waiting for one of the Australia guys to say Vegimite :lol:

[imported_z3usX5]

Should i ask what "Vegimite" is? :oops:

[RC_KAOS]

Should i ask what "Vegimite" is? :oops:
Vegemite is considered as much a part of Australia's heritage as kangaroos and the Holden cars. It is actually an Australian obsession that has become a unique and loved symbol of the Australian nation.

A Vegemite sandwich to an Australian kid is the equivalent of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to an American kid - but the taste is QUITE different!

Vegemite is one of several yeast extract spreads sold in Australia. It is made from leftover brewers' yeast extract (a by-product of beer manufacture) and various vegetable and spice additives. It is very dark reddish-brown, almost black, in color, and one of the richest sources known of Vitamin B. It's thick like peanut butter, it's very salty, and it tastes like - well let's just say that it is an acquired taste!

Australian children are brought up on Vegemite from the time they're babies. It is said that Australians are known to travel all over the world with at least one small jar of Vegemite in their luggage, for fear that they will not be able to find it.



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Cheers

[Nitro Girl]

pizza

[J_Bone]

BACON

[AZRCaddict]

Right now im hooked on these potatoe skins that have all this cheease and bacon on them (wipes drool off face) :o