Thread 214018896

What kind of food do they eat in this country?

>>214018896 (OP)
all I know:
>meat pies with beef and cheese
>lots of steak and turf type dishes
>baking a hog in a hole covered in leafs
>stinky moari pussy

>>214018970
I woulda guessed more like lamb dishes

>>214018970
All true also
>pavlova
>club sandwiches
>sausage sizzle
>fairy bread
those last two are also eaten by aussies and aussies also mistakenly claim pavlova too but they are wrong

>>214018896 (OP)
I've always eaten a lot of lamb and beef. Boiled and roasted vegetables. Pasta. Fish n chips sometimes.
It's mostly British food I think.
>>214019073
It's not as common as it once was. Our meat is probably cheaper overseas than it is here since we pay export prices with our shitty wages.

>>214019159
>>214019164
Does NZ have any Dutch influence at all besides the very tall men?

>>214019159
>>pavlova
>>club sandwiches
so like Miami? I think they do that there
>A sausage sizzle is a community event in Australia and New Zealand[1][2] to cook and serve sausages in bread (also referred to as sausage sandwiches or sausage sizzles)[3][4][5] which are grilled or barbecued sausages (most commonly beef or pork) served in sliced bread or a bun with grilled onions and various condiments, most commonly tomato sauce, barbecue sauce or mustard.[6] The term "sausage sizzle" came into common use in the 1980s and is used primarily to refer to the barbecuing event, but also to the sausage itself, mostly in Western Australia.[6][3][4][5][7]
damn that sounds good. I would love to sausage sizzle with southern hemispherian anglos.

>>214019227
not really, we're are very similar to the rest of the anglosphere

>>214019344
>so like Miami? I think they do that there
maybe? i haven't heard of that
>damn that sounds good. I would love to sausage sizzle with southern hemispherian anglos.
kek, your welcome anytime

>>214019227
Nah. Like the Scandinavian settlers and Polish ww2 refugees, they assimilated so well that they vanished.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_(biscuit)
These don't get talked about enough in relation to our country's food. I didn't know they were a New Zealand thing.

>>214019401
in Finland we sausage sizzle our sausages over hot coals. you are welcome to come over to try it

>>214019557
That sounds fun. Do you eat them with anything once they're cooked?

>>214019499
I just googled them and they look like tasty cowpats nom nom nom

>>214018896 (OP)
Butter chicken pies, they are the best kind

>>214019818
mustard. I always go for the most spicy mustard available. kids eat them with ketchup

>>214020030
isn't that fusion cuisine? butter chicken is UK food

>>214020147
Idk pies are just pies, they taste good

>>214020031
I always add onions and tomato sauce if I'm getting a sausage. I'm salivating thinking about it..
>>214020030
I've never tried that but I bet they stink. I always go for steak and cheese.

>>214020206
that's a copout. my mom makes baklava but that doesn't make it a Finnish pie

>>214020299
It is fusion but to be fair to him you asked what food we ate, not what food is unique to NZ

>>214020290
How could they taste bad? Its just chicken with good sauce.

>>214020299
You can put anything into a pie so its kind of irrelevant, since all pies are a form of fusion. Most people here just eat fried crap and pies for lunch anyway. Also lots of weet-bix for breakfast

>>214020550
Wouldn't the sauce leak out as you eat it?

>>214020629
If it is made thick enough then it can be fine, its the same as gravy in other pies

>>214018896 (OP)
The best halal pizza when I was there was from an Aghan pizza place in Papatoetoe when I was there.

>>214020550
>all pies are a form of fusion
How so? I'm sure that at least some of them are original.

>>214020773
the best pizzeria in Finland was run by a bunch of Albanians