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"I lived in the US for three years and I really missed Australian fish and chips!"—Shumpei Komatsu, FacebookFish and chips is synonymous with Australian culture, so it's no surprise that we do it better. The crunchy chips are coated in chicken salt and the fish is either fried up in a batter or grilled and seasoned to perfection. Also, considering Australia's booming seafood industry, I would say that the produce would be on the fresher side too.
Bread in the US has much higher sugar levels than compared to what you find in Australia, Now, I don't know about you guys, but I like to add savoury toppings, like Vegemite, to my bread. So, the sweeter taste would definitely throw it off.
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