Sure no one won't to smell it XD.Itz_UwU_Playz wrote:
we have the biggest flower in the world. the smell is horrible though.
That plant appears in Animal Crossing if your town gets the lowest environment score.Itz_UwU_Playz wrote:
we have the biggest flower in the world. the smell is horrible though.
Really seems interesting.KotoriIsMyWaifu wrote:
We love food and house an ethnically diverse population. Hence, we have a distinctive culture for hawker / street food, where we offer something for everyone. It is unfortunately endangered due to a pragmatic modern society with less interest in upkeeping this gem in our sash of culture, as well as Western influence and homogenisation decreasing the popularity of such food in the younger generations. We have UNESCO cultural heritage recognition for our hawker culture. Go look it up, and when the current covid pandemic subsides, do consider visiting us and our hawker centres. They're beautiful in all senses.
i second thisSies wrote:
And don't forget, "Nasi Goreng" aka Fried Rice. This one is my favorite:
Has anyone there invented rice flavored water or drinkNotRaffi wrote:
we eat everything with rice, even pizza and noodles
Oh, same in here![ KrulYuno ] wrote:
Power outage RNG that can last for hours and can occur multiple times a day. Playing scheduled tournaments is fun here.
now i agree with this, i eat pizza with rice.NotRaffi wrote:
we eat everything with rice, even pizza and noodles
Whats a crumpetcallmebigmanbob wrote:
We don't actually put tea and crumpets together as a meal, and our McDonald's and KFC are better than America's ones.
*ahem* why’s that a thing even? It’s the same countryShinRun wrote:
The language spoken there is also one of Taiwan's official language which is pretty cool
to be fair, 119 years ago it was probably illegally intense (feat. "driving cars over 80km/h will kill you" -times and all that jazz at some point)Dilly_P wrote:
The oldest roller coaster in the world is found not too far from where I live, I’ve rode it before, it’s lame af, but it is 119 years old.
I prefer calling their OWC team "Chinese Taipei".Arctos Sagittario wrote:
*ahem* why’s that a thing even? It’s the same countryShinRun wrote:
The language spoken there is also one of Taiwan's official language which is pretty cool
meanwhile my country:NotRaffi wrote:
We've been colonized by the dutch for 3 and a half centuries but like, none of us know how to talk dutch
I've heard some Vietamese French and I think it sounds great.Zelzatter Zero wrote:
meanwhile my country:NotRaffi wrote:
We've been colonized by the dutch for 3 and a half centuries but like, none of us know how to talk dutch
> get colonized by the Chinese for like 5 centuries, and by the French for like more than a century (idk i suck at history)
> barely anyone speak neither of them
It looks like the duck are boiled alive in the eggIryN wrote:
We have a delicacy which is a duck egg that's fertilized and incubated for about 18 days. You boil it for 20-30 mins then eat it right after boiling, it looks like this
yes, I know, it looks disgusting. But trust me, it's so good!
(also idk why but the on the picture it looks pretty dry, usually when you open it up it has this soup thing inside, i think it's supposed to be the water that's inside the egg or something, im not really sure.)
There’s a pretty much the same type of egg dish in NanjingIryN wrote:
We have a delicacy which is a duck egg that's fertilized and incubated for about 18 days. You boil it for 20-30 mins then eat it right after boiling, it looks like this
yes, I know, it looks disgusting. But trust me, it's so good!
(also idk why but the on the picture it looks pretty dry, usually when you open it up it has this soup thing inside, i think it's supposed to be the water that's inside the egg or something, im not really sure.)
That's basically what balut (the one mentioned) is. Boiled hatched egg, or "furry egg" in Arctos' place.ShinRun wrote:
It looks like the duck are boiled alive in the egg
I've wondered how does it actually taste?Zelzatter Zero wrote:
That's basically what balut (the one mentioned) is. Boiled hatched egg, or "furry egg" in Arctos' place.ShinRun wrote:
It looks like the duck are boiled alive in the egg
Literally my first go-to list when it comes to street foods.
You'd be surprised by the ammount of localized names of Lays. For example, they are called "Walkers" in UK and Ireland.Zelzatter Zero wrote:
Lay's chips used to have a localized name here, which is Poca.
They reverted the name back to Lay's now however.
