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By *iamondsmiles. OP   Woman
13 hours ago

little house on the praire

Going to a posh pub and having either scampi in a basket or chicken in a basket.

Also what was the first "foreign,"food you had?.

I remember a lad taking me for scampi and chips, well before pubs served food.

First "foreign,"food I had was Chinese. There was a Chinese in my town and sometimes my dad would bring one home and I was allowed to get up and have a bit. zid be 7/8

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By *innamon_flameWoman
12 hours ago

london

Mine was kebab. Something so exciting about sliced meat in a pitta bread with a slice of lemon. Still love a dirty kebab after a mad sesh

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By *rLucky777Man
12 hours ago

Leeds


"Going to a posh pub and having either scampi in a basket or chicken in a basket.

Also what was the first "foreign,"food you had?.

I remember a lad taking me for scampi and chips, well before pubs served food.

First "foreign,"food I had was Chinese. There was a Chinese in my town and sometimes my dad would bring one home and I was allowed to get up and have a bit. zid be 7/8"

Probably curry goat with rice and peas. Still one of my favourite take aways.

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By *alcon2Man
12 hours ago

North

My mum & dad were from other countries so i had tried varied food early on.

My diet is quite simple these days though.

I wish there were more Mexican restaurants here, like there are in U.S.

(My mum & dad weren't mexican, I just love mexican food.)

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By *osseffMan
12 hours ago

All over devon, I love a road trip!

When I was very young, going to a restaurant with my parents and had chicken Kiev and when I put my fork in it the garlic sauce stuff ran out....mind blown!🤣 Still love chicken Kiev today. One of me faves!

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By *inkShyWoman
12 hours ago

near Windsor

First foreign food I had was probably Chinese, or curry, but in another country it was paella

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By *TRAY-CATMan
12 hours ago

dundee

Soup in a basket was a disaster though 😕

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By *ensuallover1000Man
12 hours ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

I believe the first foreign food I tried was Indian; Onion Bhajis to be precise, when I was a child.

I’ve been hooked ever since 😃

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By *obilebottomMan
12 hours ago

All over

My first curry experience did not go well at all and nearly put me off that sort of food for good. Still not a big fan but probably because of memories of that.

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By *iamondsmiles. OP   Woman
12 hours ago

little house on the praire

anyone remember vesta meals? Think they where in the 70s

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By *inkyycurvyyWoman
12 hours ago

Manchester

I grew up in one of the most diverse areas of Manchester so I think "foreign" food was always part of my diet and my mum was always quite adventurous with what we ate so I don't really remember a first time that stands out.

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By *ell GwynnWoman
12 hours ago

North Yorkshire

My mum cooked lots of very unusual things for a British white woman from North Yorkshire. I grew up on a diet of Jamaican rice and peas, plantain curry, and various lentil based dishes.

As an adult, I've come to realise she'd never tasted the real things before attempting the recipes herself, bless her...

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By *ucka39Man
12 hours ago

Newcastle

Chinese, veg stir fry as a young kid bought from my paper round then moved to egg fried rice

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By *elly and daveCouple
12 hours ago

gateshead


"anyone remember vesta meals? Think they where in the 70s"

Vesta Beef Curry with Crispy Noodles,done in the frying pan. As exotic as our family ever got...lol

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By *ensualtongue2023Man
12 hours ago

furnace

Yes I do and my first was beef chow mein

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By *ife NinjaMan
12 hours ago

Dunfermline

I remember my gran getting very uptight about peperoni pizza in about 1982.....foreign much she called it. Bless her. She ate tripe and dripping sandwiches. She knew hardship during WW2

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By *appyguy123321Man
11 hours ago

Carterton

Foreign food was a curry with mates, we were out with one of the guys older brother. Took us to the Indian. Didn't want to look like a wimp so had a vindaloo. Not a smart move. Didn't put me off lol

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By *riel13Woman
11 hours ago

Northampton

I remember having chicken in a basket at Warwick Castle when I was probably about 5 lol... Was dead posh!

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By *929Man
11 hours ago

bedlington

First foreign food was pizza not sure of exact age maybe 11 or 12 was with money we made Halloweening (before it became “trick or treat”) we added it all up and my cousin suggest we all get a pizza to share and I can still remeber how amazing it tasted to this day I’d never had anything like it haha

My mam and dad often got a Chinese on Saturday but I was never allowed to get out was bought a 20p mix up

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By *oreveryoungkWoman
11 hours ago

Leicestershire

Off the the Bernie Inn, prawn cocktail in a wine glass, and black forest gateau for pudding

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
11 hours ago

BRIDPORT


"anyone remember vesta meals? Think they where in the 70s"

They were a bit stringy

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By *lynJMan
11 hours ago

Morden

Probably a Vesta paella 🤔

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By *ools and the brainCouple
11 hours ago

couple, us we him her.

Wimpy.

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By *iamondsmiles. OP   Woman
11 hours ago

little house on the praire


"Wimpy."
When my mum and dad split up my dad took us to the wimpy for a cola float

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