/ck/ - Food & Cooking

does anyone have experiencing sending food to friends abroad? i just found out about russian embargos on foreign foods. i want to mail my friend in russia some spices, seeds and cheese. will a small amount be seized by customs (i'm sure they'll take what they want anyway, it's fucking russian customs), or is having an outside plug for things like cheese, confections and cured meats common for people living in places like that?

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all good in the hood tho german friends, here in Szękagko they actually sell your peanut snacks and ketchup flavored bears. your snacks are significantly less salty than ours, you just need to eat a third of the bag for texture before the flavor begins to creep in. your 'barbecue' flavored snacks taste like smoked meat, not barbecue sauce, like ours, which are sweet, acidic and salty. it's been fun eating your euro snacks here, as trashy and shite as they are, they can't compete with the fucking mainline FLAVOR TO BRAIN infusion of american and mexican snacks. it's no wonder we're all so fat and numb. in other parts of the world people are just having some sunflower seeds or some crispbreads with their beer and here i am at 711 lookingbfor the next X of flamin hottttt snack because eXXXTRA hOtt just aint doin me like he used to

pic rel a european on his way to have a pilsner and some bear shaped ketchup chips before work