BuzzFeed Community members from around the world share their cravings for American culinary delights, from giant crab legs and soul food to fast food and jerky.
You can say a lot of things about the United States , but one thing people can't deny is that the food scene here is diverse, indulgent, and utterly intriguing. Recently, we asked non-Americans of the BuzzFeed Community to share with us the American food they desperately"I want to try the seafood boils.
We do them here in New Zealand, but our crabs are so tiny. I want to try the giant crab legs." "Soul food — the classic southern, old-fashioned family-style recipes paired with sweet iced tea. Give me rice and beans, okra, gumbo, fried chicken, and green beans! My little Polynesian heart would be so happy.""Literally any fast food we don't have in Australia. And I'd maybe snag a Crumbl cookie. I've had the mini versions, but I'd love to go over there and have a fresh big one! Even if the fast food in America that's supposed to be really good is a bit of a letdown, I honestly wouldn't care — I'll just be glad I tried it." "JERKY! Where I live, it's not really a thing, and the locally made jerky is very hard to find and VERY expensive."BRB, going to Crumbl as we speak! If you're not an American, what food do you want to try if you ever visit the States? Let us know in the comments, or you can anonymously submit your cravings using this
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