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Italy for the ice cream

Vice cream sounds better

Or even ice cream!!

Italian pasta and vice cream for me!

Sweden. Smorgasbord and plenty of fish. Pickles. Smoked stufff. All beautifully presented.

Austria for the Schnitzel, Spaetzle and Strudel, not forgetting the plum liqueurs

Spain for the paella and fantastic tapas

Greek!!!

When we were students and slept on the beach in Ios. (It was an idyllic island then with little tourism in 1970.) We would walk up the hill every day to the town for.the Grek rice pudding. Nectar of the Gods and worth the walk in the sun.

Greece for beef stifado and lamb kleftico.

Morocco for the lovely tagines and puddings.

France for the delicious snails, creme brulee cheese and Vinot !

Norway for their delicious fish soup.

Wales. Salt marsh lamb, Welsh black beef. Cockles. Lava bread, Welsh cakes Bara Brith, Cawl, and cheese, lots of it plus Welsh Rarebit.
Yummy and so near too

Definitely Florida just for the Key Lime Pie

I would travel to Greece for a wonderful authentic Moussaka and a sneaky glass of Ouzo.

Germany!! Wonderful cheeses, just like France, fantastic fresh fruit and veg, love the meat and fish but the Kaffee und Kuchen are what tops it off!
Sachertorte, Bienenstich, Schweine Ohren, Streuselkuchen, Apfelstrudel....and always exquisitely presented.

Italy for the pasta sauces served with gf pasta but also the balsamic vinegar, olive oil, tomatoes and wine.

We went to Rome for our honeymoon and I remember eating in the open air at one family run restaurant. The food was only spag bol but it seemed so different from 1970s UK and, of course it was very romantic!

We had a nice apple strudel in Austria.

I would travel to Italy cus I love love the pasta and icecreams lol

Mexico for the spice!!

Italy, for their wonderful pasta, but so much more. Not forgetting of course, the wonderful gelatos! So many delicious flavours!

Mexico/S America for the real McCoy of S American food!

Definitely France for the baguettes and cheese! (Goes off to look in the fridge for the Lidl Brie)