People that have moved - What food do you miss?

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  • CDMAGS
    CDMAGS Posts: 150 Member
    I moved from the south to New England and there isn't any proper barbecue here. It's sad. Not really something I can make myself or bring back with me, so I just have it when I go for a visit.

    There is a horrible thing to miss out on! NO BBQ better than the south!
  • JBG1987
    JBG1987 Posts: 71
    im moved from Michigan to Mississippi and dearly miss our Kogel hot dogs! Whenever we drive back for a visit we always bring a bunch back with us.

    Kogel's are the best! Serve the Curve! Especially at A&W in Michigan. Best. Coney. Dogs. Ever.
  • avasano
    avasano Posts: 487 Member
    From my days in Seattle I miss the Pho, Bubble Tea, Dim Sum
    From Hawaii I miss real Mochi.
    From Greece I miss all the food.
    From Key West, the seafood...
    From Now I'm depressed... Man I miss that stuff...
  • jessicae1aine
    jessicae1aine Posts: 885
    I miss Popeye's Chicken - mostly just the mashed potatoes, though.
  • Lyndelee
    Lyndelee Posts: 20 Member
    I recently moved to Somalia. I miss food period.


    Awe....I refuse to complain any at all!:cry:
  • rschmmidt
    rschmmidt Posts: 296
    I used to live in New Jersey, now I live in Texas. I really miss good italian food. Real pizza, especially.

    YES!!! ^THIS!
  • Bola17
    Bola17 Posts: 120 Member
    I moved from Canada to Denmark and missed everything - donuts, triscuits, AW root beer, Arby´s, perogies... That was 20 some years ago. Then when we were visiting in Canada I missed the Danish rye bread and breakfast buns (rundstykker)!
    Now I miss all of these things no matter where ever I am after have been diagnosed with celiac disease. :sad:
  • avasano
    avasano Posts: 487 Member
    We moved from Biloxi, MS to Fort Knox, KY and I miss crawfish and Barq's Red Creme Soda.... There is only one gas station near us that sells it and it's out of the way, but when we pass it up and we think about it, my husband will stop and grab me one. He's awesome. LOL
    OMG! I lived in Biloxi too. I miss this little place there next to the casino that sold raw oysters. It blew away with Katrina tho.
  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    I moved from Chicago to Maryland...I miss Scatchells Italian beef sandwich...my oh my...My mouth is watering while typing this. I miss them...and Home Run Inn pizza...smh...I miss Chicago
  • jennyb612
    jennyb612 Posts: 83
    Moved from Philly to Maryland...found a place that makes decent cheesesteaks, but still looking for a good hoagie :(

    ACK! We could be twins! I also moved from the Philly area to MD and haven't had a good hoagie since. (Of course,m I suppose I don't want to have to actually log a Hoagie... ) I've also had a hard time finding good pizza... sigh.
  • gwduker
    gwduker Posts: 293
    GodFather's Pizza, Chartruse Caboose hoggies, and Romeo's Burrito Plate. Omaha....
  • linda1243
    linda1243 Posts: 166
    From the Quad-Cities to Chicago:
    -Whitey's Ice Cream
    -Happy Joe's Taco Pizza (although Roots does an awesome job)
    -Hungry Hobo!!! All these sub places and none come close
  • metco89
    metco89 Posts: 578 Member
    I moved from Illinois to Nevada and i miss Imos pizza and whitecastle hamburgers, the frozen ones just aren't the same.
  • juliecat1
    juliecat1 Posts: 3,450 Member
    Lived in Connecticut for a while. I miss the fresh seafood! And this one pizza place that had the most amazing pizza. I've never had any even remotely like it.

    Grew up in southern Indiana. We had grippos! They're the nummiest BBQ chips ever
    People there fry their chicken in them. I always say I wont eat them when I'm home and I always do
  • Lyndelee
    Lyndelee Posts: 20 Member
    Ok, y'all are just makin me hungry.....
  • bpwparents
    bpwparents Posts: 359 Member
    I went to school in Western NY and am now back home in Eastern NY. I miss chicken finger subs imensely! It's a western NY thing and around here they do not have a clue how to make one. I could make them at home if I really want a cheat day. Mmmm chicken, blue cheese & provolone...
  • marie_cressman
    marie_cressman Posts: 980 Member
    We moved from Biloxi, MS to Fort Knox, KY and I miss crawfish and Barq's Red Creme Soda.... There is only one gas station near us that sells it and it's out of the way, but when we pass it up and we think about it, my husband will stop and grab me one. He's awesome. LOL
    OMG! I lived in Biloxi too. I miss this little place there next to the casino that sold raw oysters. It blew away with Katrina tho.

    I so miss good seafood. I'm afraid of seafood here in Kentucky. I guess catfish would probably be ok since they are on farms, but I won't dare do shrimp. LOL And YAY for southerners! haha People consider Kentucky the south, but this definitely isn't what I grew up with. No offense to the Kentuckians. haha I like it here, but it's not "home".
  • reneeeeeh
    reneeeeeh Posts: 54
    I moved from New Zealand to New York and I miss coffee!!! We typically only drink espresso so its hard to get used to the filtered coffee here :(
  • nammer79
    nammer79 Posts: 664 Member
    I spent half my childhood in England and I miss Fish and Chips wrapped in a newspaper
  • cristileigh
    cristileigh Posts: 158 Member
    When I moved from Texas to California I missed Whataburger Hamburgers and BBQ

    When I moved from California back to Texas I missed El Pollo Loco and In/Out Burger. We now have an In/Out burger here and I've had it once... It wasn't the same.
    I now can't stand Whataburger... so I'm not sure what I missed.
    I LOVE TEXAS BBQ!!!! I will never leave Texas again because I can't live without BBQ.
  • christyd4
    christyd4 Posts: 191
    I moved from CA back to Arkansas and I miss the mexican food, not crazy about Tex-mex also I really miss In and Out Burgers :)
  • trophywife24
    trophywife24 Posts: 1,472 Member
    We moved from PA to NC and I reaaaally miss Sheetz! Sheetz is just a glorified gas station but they have really good food, mmm.
  • BronnersHarris
    BronnersHarris Posts: 247 Member
    When you move a state, a country or a continent away the food changes, not just the healthy stuff.

    Some of it you can learn to make, some of it you find the equivalent and some you just can't figure out. Maybe someone here can help figure out how to make it.

    I'm from the UK and missed Scotch Eggs, store bought Pork Pies, English Bread (yes it tastes different), English Heinz baked beans and Bacon.

    Scotch eggs and Bread I can now make,

    The pork pies are a mystery to me, how do you make that dark pastry!!!!

    English Bacon I have to get when I get off the plane at Heathrow.

    What can you not get where you are?

    (I brought back Baked Beans last time I visited, the customs guy X-Ray'd my bag and said "Ah, Crisps and Baked Beans". I asked how he could tell from an X-Ray what was in the cans, he said after Crisps, Baked Beans are one of the most popular things Brits bring back to the US lol)

    I live in the UK and hate all the foods you miss!! Lol

    I'd gladly organise a constant supply if you can organise one to me for dim sims from Australia!! Ooooooo I miss them and in exactly 2 weeks I'll be on my way back to Aust for a holiday and will be indulging rather often in them! I miss Australia's top deck chocolate too. :(
  • avasano
    avasano Posts: 487 Member
    We moved from Biloxi, MS to Fort Knox, KY and I miss crawfish and Barq's Red Creme Soda.... There is only one gas station near us that sells it and it's out of the way, but when we pass it up and we think about it, my husband will stop and grab me one. He's awesome. LOL
    OMG! I lived in Biloxi too. I miss this little place there next to the casino that sold raw oysters. It blew away with Katrina tho.

    I so miss good seafood. I'm afraid of seafood here in Kentucky. I guess catfish would probably be ok since they are on farms, but I won't dare do shrimp. LOL And YAY for southerners! haha People consider Kentucky the south, but this definitely isn't what I grew up with. No offense to the Kentuckians. haha I like it here, but it's not "home".
    I know what you mean, I grew up in Key West. I can't say the Key Lime pie is ever as good as it was back home.
    -AVA
  • sillygoose1977
    sillygoose1977 Posts: 2,151 Member
    I miss greasy TexMex, specifically The Mexican Inn in Fort Worth (which I just heard closed anyway) even though I prefer more authentic Mexican here in CO, and I really miss fresh seafood from the east coast.

    ETA: Whataburger!
  • cristileigh
    cristileigh Posts: 158 Member
    I forgot about the Tex-Mex... I love the Texas Mexican Food.
  • kwest_4_fitness
    kwest_4_fitness Posts: 820 Member
    From VA to OH and I miss those southern biscuits and gravy!
  • GeneveSparkles
    GeneveSparkles Posts: 283 Member
    Fom AZ to WI I miss Mexican food so much. I don't understand how "authenitc" Mexican places around here can get away with cheese sauce and chalupas on their menus!! It's a disgrace :angry:

    And I miss Eegees!!!
  • cristileigh
    cristileigh Posts: 158 Member
    I miss greasy TexMex, specifically The Mexican Inn in Fort Worth (which I just heard closed anyway) even though I prefer more authentic Mexican here in CO, and I really miss fresh seafood from the east coast.

    ETA: Whataburger!

    Oh don't miss The Mexican Inn... Its not the same. Its now owned by Spring Creek BBQ and the food is cheap and nasty!
  • jwcomputergirl
    jwcomputergirl Posts: 126 Member
    Moved from San Francisco to the Poconos. I miss:
    - Dungeness Crab
    - Cioppino
    - Sourdough bread

    Sigh...
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