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What foods are seriously different if you get them in America vs other countries?
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Omg, Canadian ketchup is VILE.
Edit: Sorry Canadians, I lived there 4 years. How you put that super sweet Heinz on your burgers is beyond me.
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Hi, I like Mexican food. Do you deliver? :P