In America you can get a large pepperoni pizza for $5.00. We call this a "Hot Carl" here in CaliWali (California for you outsiders). The best thing too is that you dont even have to wait you just walk in and its always hot and ready to go at the counter.
What food deals/ traditions do you have where you live?
>american call salami pepperoni
do they really...?
Pepperoni is a spicy sausage, it's a different thing than salami
I’m pretty sure they have Domino’s in most of the industrialized world
My local place has kebab pizza ready to go for $6 as well.
It's so popular that they pretty much make them non stop and people just walk in and pay and then leave with the pizza right away.
This post triggers actual Californians
In Russian prisons condensed milk is very popular.
The most traditional in my area is super market rotisserie chicken
It's like 10 reais (1.80 USD) for a 1.2 kg chicken
Is that ranch?
nobody says "CaliWali" you cunt
wtf just $5? no wonder everyone in the US is obese
That actually looks really fucking good. I'd eat that.
You're describing a Hot n Ready. I've never heard of a "Hot Carl."
Garlic sauce
hot carl because youre all faggots
pottery
Holy shit 1,80? Ever since I started using Zig Forums I realized everything in America is way more expensive, this is how much it is where I live
The last roommate I had ate them nearly every day.
No, garlic sauce.
>$6
Bondecucken...
Brazil is the country with the cheapest meat in the world, plus our currency is undervalued, so it's not a fair comparison.
17 mil från cuckholm, tacka fan för det.
Best meal deal in America
I'd eat 'em everyday if they were just 5 fucking dollars
I thought Sweden was expensive? A large pizza here costs like $18-22
I like that you can have as many extra sauce packets as you want for free
here they would charge you a dollar for one
my grandpa loved those fucking hotdogs, would get one every time we went to costco
How is his hairline doing
Costco food court is the best. Huge churros for just $1 too.
They charge in some places. I know Domino’s charges 0.69 per sauce
Haven't seen him in a few years but it was fine back then.
>I thought Sweden was expensive?
Depends on where in Sweden you are. Stockholm is brutally expensive when it comes to fast food. Smaller towns, not so much.
And it's mostly the big chains that cost a lot. McDonald's, Max, Domino's, Pizza Hut etc all cost a fortune. But local pizzerias, that exist on every street corner? Usually much, much cheaper.
In Det Fria Norden you can get a grillad somalier for 5.00 reichmark. We call this a "Hot Abdulla" here in SwediWedi (Sweden for you outsiders). The best thing too is that you dont even have to wait you just walk in and its always hot and ready to go at the counter.
What food deals/ traditions do you have where you live?