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[vwdasher@mymasto.com]

@hacks4pancakes oiur food is nothing if not entertaining. Have some fairy bread!

[sortius@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes there's a lot more niche, harder to explain, Aussie cuisine covered there. Yeh, it's all a champloo, but we're a champloo nation

[hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange]

(the prompt was "annoying stereotypes about Australia" and I had to add on one that Australians perpetuate)

[ichinin@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes I remember a local store here in Sweden had a campaign with international cuisine a long time ago and i ate a dish made with some Australian bird (can't remember) and another with 'roo, so yeah, there is some truly distinct aussie food.

[hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange]

@Ichinin I'm... guessing Emu!

[hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange]

@LapTop006 I am sorry to report the weird Australian pub in Singapore has been advertising a Parmi and I did not go in

[ichinin@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes Maybe, it wasn't on par with chicken if that says something.

[firesphere@cloudisland.nz]

@hacks4pancakes "Made to eat when you're three beers in"

[hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange]

@Ichinin Game meat is really a tricky one to make tasty. They certainly sell kangaroo in any grocery here. They're overpopulated and culled to protect them from starvation. It cooks down into stew or whatever like venison.

[hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange]

@Firesphere Explain HSPs otherwise XD

[ichinin@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes I love trying new food. I just hope we can get warpdrives soon enough and go eat species on other planets.

[firesphere@cloudisland.nz]

@hacks4pancakes True, though, as a Dutchman, I have to present to you, "The Kapsalon" (The hairdressing salon). The busiest time of the day at those places was always at the end of the night when the pubs closed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapsalon

[dentangle@chaos.social]

@troberts @hacks4pancakes I haven't lived in Australia for 25 years, so I had no idea what a HSP was until I looked it up just now.

[level98@mastodon.social]

@hacks4pancakes @Firesphere HSPs are "sometimes food".

[hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange]

@Firesphere Ah, the countries where a pile of meat counts as a salad

[ali@river.geek.nz]

@hacks4pancakes Its funny - they insist pavlova and flat white coffee are theirs

[kodiacbear@tech.lgbt]

@dentangle @troberts @hacks4pancakes I'm 50 years old, have lived in Australia all my life, and had never heard of HSP until today, but I'm a very fussy eater and don't generally enter kebab shops (where Wikipedia tells me that HSP is likely to be found).

[roadskater@mastodon.social]

@hacks4pancakes I am old enough to remember a Australian band singing a song about their homeland and mentioning something called a "vegemite sandwich", and the rest of the world said WTF?

[mweiss@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes @Firesphere I've had the equivalent in London under a very different name. A single serving was enough for my wife and I to walk out stuffed to the gills, and all for about ten quid. Probably more now, given that we last had it about seven years ago.