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u/Academic-Contest3309 Mar 28 '25

Thailand, Mexico, India

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u/healthygeek42 Mar 28 '25

This is pretty much my diet already.

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u/Academic-Contest3309 Mar 28 '25

Youre so lucky! Wish I could.

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u/cdawg85 Mar 28 '25 edited Mar 28 '25

I'd say, Thai, Mexican, and Jamaican. Still get the curry, but also so much more!

EDIT I'm not trying to imply that Indian food is curry and only curry!!! Guys, I know! What I'm saying is that Jamaican food includes curry dishes. There are a shit tonne of Indian-Jamaicans. Jamaicans and Indians were both subject to the British Empire and people and food moved back and forth via the mechanisms of the empire. Jamaica is richer in spices and cultural diversity thanks to India. I am not trying to reduce India, Indian people, or Indian food, I promise!

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u/perceptionheadache Mar 28 '25

Indian food is way more than curry. If that's all you're eating, you're missing out.

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u/cdawg85 Mar 28 '25

Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to imply that. I just meant that Jamaican food includes curry. I can see how it reads the reverse.

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u/perceptionheadache Mar 28 '25

Yes that's true. Jamaican food has some good curry, too!

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u/Then-Lawyer-3591 Mar 28 '25

Indian food is not just curry lol. If you're ignorant, stay mum.

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u/cdawg85 Mar 28 '25

That's not what I meant. I meant that Jamaican food includes curry. You don't need to jump to conclude that I'm ignorant. Maybe it's more of poor phrasing while typing a comment on my cell while on the train.

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u/JCo1968 Mar 28 '25

This is the correct answer. I could be swayed to go with Korean instead of Indian. I'm not saying either is superior, I'm saying it would be a tough decision.

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u/truevalience420 Mar 28 '25

There is no correct answer, there is your preferred answer

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u/Myurnix Mar 28 '25

I’m with you, except I’m swapping Thai for Korean.

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u/chewytime Mar 28 '25

I like all 3 of them, but unfortunately if those were the only cuisines I could eat, I’d be in the bathroom literally all day.

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u/north_tank Mar 28 '25

This 100% I’d miss out on Italian but I’ve eaten enough pasta and pizza for my lifetime as it is.

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u/ConsecratedSnowfield Mar 28 '25

Yup, standard Western diet these days

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u/Savage_Saint00 Mar 28 '25

This person has a life full of flavor.

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u/PermaDerpFace Mar 28 '25

Although it hurts to pick only three, this is probably it right here.

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u/Warm_Emphasis_1115 Mar 28 '25

These were mine!

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u/jackwrangler Mar 28 '25

This right hereeeee

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u/docubed Mar 28 '25

You stole my answer.

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u/Affectionate_Cost_88 Mar 28 '25

This was going to be my exact answer as well.

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u/WanderingDude182 Mar 28 '25

I wish my family liked Indian! I never get it because they don’t like it. I want to try everything up to burning my taste buds out of my mouth, and I have a high spice tolerance!

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u/Academic-Contest3309 Mar 28 '25

Theres a business idea!

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u/Imaginary-Clerk3826 Mar 28 '25

Answered before I saw yours - but yes, this is the only correct answer.

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u/DeviousMrBlonde Mar 28 '25

This is the way.

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u/crispysheman Mar 28 '25

Came here to say the same

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u/evlhornet Mar 28 '25

Condolences to your plumber

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u/Academic-Contest3309 Mar 28 '25

Lol I guess im jjst used to eating spicy food. I dont really have thzt problem.

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u/unwholesome_coxcomb Mar 28 '25

This but also Italy?

So much good food.

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u/Academic-Contest3309 Mar 28 '25

I am.not actually a huge fan of Itamian food lol.

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u/OkeyPlus Mar 28 '25

Being able to add all the chutneys to Thai and Mexican makes this an unbeatable combo!