we keep learning about things, usually foods, that are so common here but are completely unheard-of in other parts of the world

like apparently a key lime pie just isn't a thing in europe
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@Felthry well, for starters we don't have key limes

@noiob yeah and that feels weird to us! because they've been in the produce section of every grocery store we've ever been to

of course I understand that they don't grow them over there and there's not enough demand to import lots of them but it still feels weird on some instinctual level because we're so used to them being just a thing you can buy at any old grocery store
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@noiob kinda makes me wonder what kind of things are ubiquitous in europe and completely unknown here
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@Felthry Actually, I know a thing you've probably never eaten, European blueberries. They're harder to harvest and transport because they're more sensitive so they've mostly been replaced with American blueberries which are less blue but also more sturdy

@noiob I would not be surprised if we've never had that then, yes! Do you know if they taste much different?
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