What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?
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Anonymous
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Pear ravioli in Firenze (I would cut a bitch to go back).
Cheese fondue in Nice - we went to the coolest cheese restaurant and I am dragging my family back there next summer. Can’t wait! |
Anonymous
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Went to Trump's ancestral home in Germany to go to the graveyard and look at the tombstones to settle once and for all whether Trump's family was actually "Drumpf" as I kept seeing on Facebook. While there I went to a restaurant and ordered the local specialty, saumagen, which is stuffed pig's stomach. It was memorable indeed.
Other memorable food items: chestnut soup in Austria. Wine soup in Germany. A crazy good indian meal in the old Westminster library in London. Giant plates of watermelon on the Plaka. Spargel in Netherlands and Paris. A Christmas goose in Bavaria. Pizza with creme fraiche in Paris. A McDonald's meal in Luxembourg that left me hideously ill. |
Anonymous
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Seconding pastries, desserts in Paris.
A fish dish I had in Rome. Pizza at a particular restaurant in Rome. So good we ate there 3 times. |
Anonymous
| A dinner Greek meal i ate in Frankfurt, it was absolutely hands down one of the best meals I've ever had. In fact all the food I ate in Germany was amazing, I was very surprised. A meal I ate Paris, but only because I alone ate the same dishes as the two people at the table next to me plus dessert, they skipped dessert. |
Anonymous
| I had pizza topped with arugula in Rome and it changed my life. |
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| Steak frites from everywhere in Paris. |
Anonymous
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A strawberry tart in Segovia, Spain
My very first falafel in Amsterdam |
Anonymous
Well, was it? |