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**Jesslovers** · 12-13-2006, 12:44 PM

I've been to supermarkets in USA, Europe, and the Middle East and it seemed to me that we Americans have a consistantly wider variety of ingredients available to us year round. But then again, it wasn't something I was actively curious about while traveling, so I might have missed something.

not really. American supermarkets don't sell stuff u need to cook asian food, you'd have to go to an asian one in the US (korean or chinese). Vice versa too though. You probably can't find stuff you wanna find to cook in india.

12-13-2006, 12:44 PM	#20
Jesslovers Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 366 Senior Member	I've been to supermarkets in USA, Europe, and the Middle East and it seemed to me that we Americans have a consistantly wider variety of ingredients available to us year round. But then again, it wasn't something I was actively curious about while traveling, so I might have missed something. not really. American supermarkets don't sell stuff u need to cook asian food, you'd have to go to an asian one in the US (korean or chinese). Vice versa too though. You probably can't find stuff you wanna find to cook in india.
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