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大家说说自己最想吃但这边又吃不到的美食吧

我先来
偶来自东北，俺非常想念俺们那边地烧烤。回家时几乎每星期都要去吃一次。还非常想念炸大肠，和这边的粤菜的炸大肠不一样。俺们那边量大，实惠，炸出来粘椒盐吃。:amative:

太多了， 还是别折磨自己了:vomit:

唉，说的我也想吃了。。。

Too many! Hard to say only one or two.

We cannot find from the ingridient in Canada too.

我只想吃到母亲煮的东西。是什么都不打紧。:amative:

臭豆腐。。。技术和社会上的认可程度

:amative: 上海的小吃~~~~~~~~~

我要吃麻辣烫和酸辣粉还有肉末粉丝，烤羊肉串，麻辣小龙虾，麻辣涮肚·······！！！太多了！！！！！

鲜蹦活跳的小河虾，本塘鲫鱼，雪白鲜嫩的河鳗，春笋。。。。

烧烤    猪圈或者秦妈火锅     大河黄蜡丁    泉水鸡  花椒鸡    好吃街的酸辣粉    邮亭陈鲫鱼    龙湖街角那家私房菜的双头鲍鱼。。。。:amative: :tearful:

糖醋里脊,臭豆腐,东来顺,

炸酱面，皮皮虾

皮皮虾是什么东东。。。:amative:

皮皮虾是一种象龙虾一样的小型虾，又叫 琵琶虾 ，全身透明。只有在海边住的人才看得到吃的到。有自由市场在海边摆摊，2 元一斤，煮着吃。吃的时候，特别省事，皮也特别好拨。很鲜很有蛋白营养。

很遗憾，这里到处是湖，人却吃不到鲜鱼。只能吃冻了很久的冻河鱼，也谈不上什么新鲜了。

美其名曰：动物保护主义。

在多伦多还可以吃一点鲜鱼什么的。:funk:

记得在家的时候，买来好几斤螃蟹，几个亲戚朋友聚在一起享受，现在啥都别想了。

[size=2][color=darkorange]在温莎要吃活鱼估计只能到中国餐馆了，不过活螃蟹还是有卖的，就在Wyandotte West上那家叫International Market的店。不过好像只是季节性的在卖，偶和偶朋友们就买过，花了80大洋买了三只，还满大的，偶们就吃螃蟹就吃饱了。:amative: [/color][/size]

有湖蟹吗.....
简称大闸蟹

这个就不知道了，不知道上次吃的那个是湖蟹还是海蟹。偶对这个没研究，不过还是爱吃螃蟹:happy:

想吃糖葫芦. . .

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[quote]原帖由 [i]ww_susan[/i] 于 2007-1-30 01:22 发表 [url=http://www.windsor8.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=24405&ptid=8801][img]http://www.windsor8.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
皮皮虾是什么东东。。。:amative: [/quote]

皮皮虾，其实就是俗称的虾耙子

我也是东北来的。。最想吃的就是烤串和凉皮。。真的是馋死了。对了楼主是东北那里的阿。我是辽宁的

[quote]原帖由 [i]sharon[/i] 于 2008-1-30 13:10 发表 [url=http://www.windsor8.com/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=64072&ptid=8801][img]http://www.windsor8.com/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
我也是东北来的。。最想吃的就是烤串和凉皮。。真的是馋死了。对了楼主是东北那里的阿。我是辽宁的 [/quote]
呵呵，偶是哈尔滨的，我也特想念国内的烤串儿，不过想吃烤串儿就只能去多伦多了。我知道多伦多有家烤串儿还挺正宗的，老板和服务员都是新疆人。