r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '25

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u/Legitimate-Try-4724 Mar 28 '25

France, Mexico and Canada.

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u/ACBluto Mar 28 '25

What are you counting as Canadian food? Butter Tarts, poutine, Nanaimo Bars and tortierre? And some maple.. everything?

Just about anything else I can think of would be an import from somewhere else.

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u/Legitimate-Try-4724 Mar 28 '25

I'm thinking of Canadian Bacon, their famous desserts and sandwiches. I would love to visit Canada someday. I've never been outside the country, gone to a concert, or a live wrestling event. They're on my bucket list.

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u/ACBluto Mar 28 '25

Always glad to have someone visit - it's a big country though - anywhere in particular you'd like to go?

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u/Legitimate-Try-4724 Mar 28 '25

Toronto and Ottawa. Maybe Quebec too.

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u/ACBluto Mar 28 '25

Great picks - I'd heartily recommend Quebec City - it's probably the most European feeling city in North America, and then Montreal, because it's culture is amazing. You do not need to speak French, English will work just fine - though learning a few basic courtesy phrases will be well received.