Favourite Street Food? Please Answer

[TeeDee]

Favourite Street Food? Please Answer

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Just doing a little market research and completely unrelated to anything bushcrafty.


So , quick question ( and if you could all answer rather than pass by I'd really appreciate it )

Of all the 'Street foods' available at Fayres , Fete's , Events ect what is your favourite and what would you be queing up for?

Is there any street foods you'd LIKE to see offered , maybe something you've sampled in a different country.

Any comments or concerns ref Street Foods? Care to share ???

So , as examples but not limited to : -
Curry, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs , Chicken Wings , Jacket Spuds ,Chips, Kebabs , Kofta's , Soups , Stews ....


What would Choose? Just be honest , no need to name something obscure to just be different , I'm interested in what you would really choose to eat.

If its a Bacon Sandwich its a Bacon Sandwich , if its a Veg Curry its a Veg Curry.

 

[Graham_S]

Shwarma,
Pork Pies,
Pork and stuffing rolls.

 

[treadlightly]

Paella or tagine are the foods I would like to see more of.

As to what I go for, it's difficult as it varies depending on time of day, weather, mood etc...maybe a curry or a stew.

 

[Mesquite]

Bacon rolls, artisan pizzas or exotic meats burgers are what I tend to go for

 

[mousey]

In my uni days in Coventry there was a great stall that did really taste bake potatoes, proper baked potatoes - not just bunged in a microwave. with a varity of hot or cold fillings. I was quite fond of chicken curry.

They were BIG tatties and generous with the fillings, really hot - great when it was winter.

That and a full breakfast in a baguete from the pub were pretty much what I lived on.

 

[ex-member BareThrills]

i tend to go for exotic burgers.

What i would love to see is a proper indian samosa and bhaji stand. In india there are tons of little carts by the roadside cooking up some seriously nice street food

 

[treadlightly]

i tend to go for exotic burgers.

What i would love to see is a proper indian samosa and bhaji stand. In india there are tons of little carts by the roadside cooking up some seriously nice street food

That reminds me...Tibetan momos.

 

[Andy T]

Langosc (spelling?) ......with garlic, sour cream,red onion and cheese...........beautiful.

 

[Graham_S]

Tartefleche as well.
Fried potatoes, cheese and bacon.

 

[Stringmaker]

Jacket spud with cheese and beans.

Nothing sophisticated but then neither am I.

 

[FGYT]

more n more take sandwiches etc as events are usually massively over priced and massive Queues which aren't fun if you have a couple of kids who want a drink and food NOW and certainly wont stand in line for an hour + when theres Slides and face painting available and will probably need a wee just as you get near the front so losing your place

so Choose is what ever is near reasonable price and has a short queue and kids will actually eat and sells fruit shoots

 

[bilmo-p5]

Always have time for a samosa or 7.

 

[Dave-the-rave]

I'd like to see those big Schnitzels they do in Germany. With Jaeger sauce of course. I'd also like to see salad offered and included in the price with almost anything like in Europe, not offered as an extra, if offered at all.

 

[British Red]

The thing for me at fairs is it has to be "walk and eat" food - not knife and fork.

Used to be a place sold brilliant bratwurst and knockwurst in Andover. Also like a good venison burger. Agree with Duncan on queues.

 

[tartanferret]

Fresh seafood at the coast, yum though i am fond of fried chicken

 

[Eragon21]

While I was away with work one year, there was a pretzel van making them to order with lots of different flavours and the they were very moorish. Really good as a snack item

 

[carabao]

In New York, has to be hot dog
in Sydney, oz, floater, pie, mashed potato, mushy peas and gravy
Thailand, grilled chicken, sticky rice, and som tum salad
South Africa, Bunny Chow
Germany, Curry wurst
Stockholm, fried herrings on an open sour dough sandwich
Baghdad schwarma from Castle restaurant
England: Fish and Chips

 

[SimonM]

Exotic burgers for me.

 

[Chiseller]

Growler n peas :thumbup: favorite
stew & dumplings : what I've not seen, that I'd like .

Hope the survey gets the results your seeking.

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[rik_uk3]

I was in Cambrai in France, winter time blooming freezing cold about twenty five years ago and had a hot baguette filled with chips and mayonnaise... That would be good to see over here, various fillings, good sausages et al.