Icebreakers time!

the map splits off perth and tasmania

what do they eat which nobody else does?

@Jynx I think you deliberately think up a harder ice breaker each week lol!

Canada has the best beef outside of Aus, then there's French and Italian food. But then there is all the delicious Asian meals, South African dishes, Scandinavian (no not Ikea meatballs lol!).

But let's be honest, Aussie food is an amalgamation of all countries so I will go with D. 😄

That soup looks amazing @DownMoreThanUp !

the map splits off perth and tasmania

what do they eat which nobody else does? --- That is a good question @DogMan79

what do you think @Jynx , @tyme , @ENKELI , @Bunniekins , @Zoe7 , @Till23 , @Chasingsunsets , @AlwaysMyself

Definitely D for me. Forty years of eating Vita Brits for breakfast, almost every day. I've grown to love Filipino food in recent times. Dinuguan, sinigang na isda, and lugaw are among my favourite dishes at this point in time. I may have mispelled the names of those dishes.

@Shaz51 my Tassie friend says Tassie has the best apricots and wont eat mainland apricots lol.

@DownMoreThanUp that soup looks SO GOOD! Very hearty, and anything with ham in it is a win in my books 😋

@Bunniekins honestly can't go past thai food, it's so good and so versatile!!

@tyme oooh noodles vs. pasta, now there's a contentious topic! 🤣

@DogMan79 haha you're right.... hmm maybe very particular kinds of regional bush tucker? 😅

@ENKELI see I reckon 'Aussie food' should only be stuff that's come from here! Like yeah you can go grab Mexican food from pretty much anywhere but it's still Mexican! Buuuut since you're like the 3rd person to mention it, maybe we just say 'whatever' and we can all pick D 😝

@Abbz77 D, seems almost unanimous at this point!

@Trans22 omg YUM, do you make it at home at all?

@Jynx do we actually have a cuisine? Being that we were settled by the Europeans it's really just a copy of their foods.

Of course there is bush tucker food but that is more a niche cuisine, not everyday meals.

@Bunniekins @Shaz51 Tassie has the best cheese, specifically King Island. Brie and Camembert, I don't think I could go through life without them!!

As for WA, having spent the majority of my life here I can safely say that fish and chips in Fremantle or Cervantes are its redeeming features. Or Geraldton crayfish. Otherwise, not a lot from Wait Awhile!!