What is this tofu I ate at a Vietnamese restaurant? It was delicious, but the texture was almost stringy and soft - not like normal tofu, which is firmer and spongier.1yr ⋅ tobermoryspeaks ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Ate this at NUS cafeteria when I was studying abroad in Singapore. I think it was a Korean food stall but no sign that confirmed or denied that6mo ⋅ -luckystrike ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Sugar covered fruit, sweet like candy, I believe a southern thing but I don’t know what it’s called!4yr ⋅ TheGrumpyR3aper ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Squishy sweet from a Vietnamese market. Has yellow paste inside and is sprinkled with sesame seeds.1yr ⋅ PrismicBasilisk ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
My dad called this a canolli but I know for a fact it's not one. What is it called though...?1yr ⋅ TheySherlockedWho ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Name of this pastry? Was called a ‘ladybug’ but that doesn’t seem to be the actual name if this isn’t an original creation.1yr ⋅ Individual-Ad1785 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Ate this in Vianden, Luxembourg. Was told it was a popular national food, but not what it was called. Anybody know?3yr ⋅ msmickimac ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Can anyone identify this? Its in a Korean dish. Chewy and tasty. I think it was something sliced? Thanks in advance 3wk ⋅ MustachedSquirrel ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
My friend opened her orange and it was two different colors. What would have caused this?1yr ⋅ catterybarn ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What was this before it tragically melted? (Popsicle Forensics, NYC region)2yr ⋅ precog_ ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
My local Korean bakery sells these as Italian Pastry and they couldn't tell me the traditional name. Can anyone tell me what they're originally called?2yr ⋅ illBelief ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
I went to a small Nepalese Indian restaurant last night and had “Nepal” (the bottom of the list). I just wondered if anybody had a recipe as I’d love to make it at home! Thank-you!3yr ⋅ Deadrocky ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What’s this fruit I keep seeing in Costa Rica? Very firm and mild with crunchy seeds.4mo ⋅ ingenuedbysociety ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
White, squishy spherical object found in between slice of bread. The same slice and another slice pictured also had brown parts on it. What is this?1yr ⋅ jexphil123 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
My Catholic grandparents make us eat this styrofoam every Christmas Eve before we can have dinner. We go around breaking a piece off someone else’s and eat it. You’re not allowed to just eat your own. I’ve grown numb to the awfulness of it after 27 years. What is it?4yr ⋅ SpacePeepo ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this soft sweet bun with filling? I was told it's Turkish but their subreddit didn't have a definite answer.2yr ⋅ chuckitaway007 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
90s Laffy Taffy, came in a black wrapper. candy was white with sprinkles?1yr ⋅ pinkpaaws ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Japanese chestnut cream pancake I had in japan and would like to know the name of.4yr ⋅ victorix_il ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What type of meat is this? (from a medieval television show) Looks to big to be pork -- so maybe moose or elk, perhaps?5mo ⋅ SanguinarianPhoenix ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are these conical things in the refrigerated section of my local Asian grocery?1yr ⋅ drunkentuckian ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Please someone, tell me what this delicious fermented bean condiment is. My Asian grocery doesn't carry it anymore and I must find a new source.1yr ⋅ ipsquibibble ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What kind of cupcake was Mr. Bean having when his car got run over by a tank? I’ve been wanting that since I was a child.3yr ⋅ whyistherum ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Seen in Japanese restaurant. Starts as a white paste that is melted down over a grill and cooked “hibachi-style” to create this, and then added to rice.3yr ⋅ Three-OneLmao ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Anyone know what this dessert was? I had it in paris it had custard inside and was heaven1yr ⋅ Affectionate-Tip1415 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this dish I got from a Japanese restaurant, it was cold and sweet and sour1yr ⋅ coronavirus_X_ebola ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Will these pumpkins work for pumpkin pie? What else can i use them for?3yr ⋅ colonialnerd ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
My wife swears that Pillsbury used to make sugar cookies like this but mainly chocolate with a white ghost. We can't find any record of them like that anywhere. Are we going crazy?1yr ⋅ braaaappppsssshhhh ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
what’s that yellow topping on my sushi? it tastes sweet and it’s soft.4yr ⋅ babyfabray ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Found this triangular sweet(candy)/tablet in my pocket (I live in the UK) and have no idea where it's from or what it is. Any ideas?1yr ⋅ daveys110 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this? My Latino neighbor gave it to me and he doesn’t speak English. It’s like hot fruit juice with pineapple and papaya(?) chunks and half a grape in it? It’s not overly sweet and is non-alcoholic1yr ⋅ BeautyThornton ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Had this at a wedding. Was told it’s penne ricotta, but what’s the green stuff?1yr ⋅ justfutaba ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
I just moved and my new middle eastern neighbours brought over these pastries. They're filled with coconut. What are they?4yr ⋅ pondab ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
these came with my Indian food. The brown sauce is thick and sweet and tastes like plums. The red side is crunchy and acidic6mo ⋅ jlc775 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is in these potatoes I just cut? I just bought these on Monday. They’re fine on the outside9mo ⋅ Madyyoo ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are the black dots in this pizza dough? Is it safe to eat? Used by date is 2 June11mo ⋅ Leather_Agency_2179 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
what's this bread called? it's kinda like a dough that's been pushed flatly on top of a pan. sometimes it has decorations like cherry tomatoes, Rosemaries, or other types of herbs1yr ⋅ Natataeko ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Our neighbours gave us some food, and we’re not sure what it is. They’re filled with something (meat?), and are tasty! I think they have an Eastern European background of some sort.4yr ⋅ brain-half-full ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
This dark brown stuff appeared above the rice in the rice cooker. The rice cooker was clean. The rice was rinsed, this doesn't normally happen. What is the brown stuff?1yr ⋅ a_neurologist ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
this guy was selling thin pieces of this (edible root? ) in india. i never found out what it was, indian friends couldn't identify it by the picture alone.2yr ⋅ maplictisesc01 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are these cute looking mini oranges ? I couldn't buy them because nobody knew what it was.3yr ⋅ Cryonnaiseuh ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
My broccolini is flowering. Is it still ok to eat? I was planning on oven roasting it3yr ⋅ fakemullet ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this food order? Was supposed to be greek and got the wrong order. No idea what nationality it even is.2yr ⋅ -TYRS- ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Received an incorrect order from a delivery service - can anyone identify what this is?1yr ⋅ mackinglite ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What kind of melon is this? It was served for breakfast at a hotel in Spain.1yr ⋅ Cobble91 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are these spices that came with my bill for? Was an Indian restaurant (not sure which flair to use)2yr ⋅ shepherdoftheforesst ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
WHAT IS THIS DONUT CALLED ITS SO GOOD AND LITTLE BIT CRUMCHY i think it was glazed too2yr ⋅ meltingbunnies ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
coworker gave this to me for chinese new years? sweet, crunchy and slightly spicy1yr ⋅ parkwatching ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Australia- freeze dried (?) apples that came in a can, or like a cardboard tube, with a peel back lid? They were around in the early to mid 2000s, but I haven’t seen them since4yr ⋅ Sea-Bat ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this fruit thing? My wife got it for free and we have no idea what it is1yr ⋅ ThrowawayAccount20z ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are these red things all throughout this extra thick blue corn tortilla purchased in Mexico City?1yr ⋅ Filbertmm ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
I had this creamy pistachio soupy consistency desert in Italy. I really liked it but forgot what it was called. Ideas?9mo ⋅ manperson111 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are these called and what are they used for. They look like tiny tiny red pumpkins or crazy looking tomatoes1yr ⋅ PrestigiousResist209 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Sorry if this is a stupid post, it's a kind of breakfast food i was served in Venezuela. Looked like this2yr ⋅ chimpingway ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are these snacks? They’re filled with pistachio, they’re fried and have some kind of meaty looking nut substance with the pistachio. Arabic writing on the box it came in1yr ⋅ Amoeba9999 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What are the food items next to the cat, and what sauce/powder is on them?2yr ⋅ HeroponRikiBestest ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What food is this? Chihiro’s father from anime movie Spirited Away eats it before turning into a pig. Is this a real food? It looks like some animal?3yr ⋅ arinarunoll25 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Bought a spiky fruit, about the size of a large pomelo. Thought it was a jackfruit cultivar but it's definitely not. Any ideas?1yr ⋅ qwertastas ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this food from the Asian market? I know it's cured pork but does anyone know the name of it?6mo ⋅ aphrodesa ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Parents are curious about what these Chinese vegetables are from the local market. 1wk ⋅ DoodleCard ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Took this pic a few years ago, cracked open an egg and this came out. Anyone know what it is?1yr ⋅ youllneverknow3698 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Got this in on a flight - loved it. Can someone please somehow guess the recipe?8mo ⋅ LabyrinthZ08 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this side next to my fish and shrimp? It’s similar to rice.1yr ⋅ iHavePersonas ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Found on a charcuterie board that we ordered. Looks like a mini watermelon on outside and almost soft white kernels on inside. Strange taste.4yr ⋅ bmac2878 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What kind of gourd is this, and is it edible? If not, what can I do with it?1yr ⋅ Cum_Gazillionaire ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What do you call these things yellow crackers you get at Chinese restaurants?3yr ⋅ PETEJOZ ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Something floating in white distilled vinegar. There’s a lot more of it but I couldn’t take good picture.1yr ⋅ crimsonknght ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this fruit? It smells like stinky cheese/feet. Got it at a market in Thailand.1yr ⋅ Altruistic_Bug2401 ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
I keep getting this round thing every time I order Lentils rice (Dhal rice) in India. I don’t know what it is. It’s hard and red. What is this thing?1yr ⋅ milktanksadmirer ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
I was given sauces at an Indian restaurant and forgot to ask what they were called. The green one was very mild, kind of tasted like plants/herbs, while the reddish one was sweet, and both were delicious.1yr ⋅ bananaberrii ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this candy my local hibachi restaurant keeps in a basket by the register?4yr ⋅ Christopher_Powell ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
I wanted some help figuring out what this is called. My mom uses it in some dishes but doesn't know of any name except the local one which is 'goraka'8mo ⋅ Exodos_Pavilion ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Russian layered cake with raisins and nuts. My grandma used to make this, but I don't remember the name anymore.3yr ⋅ hot_cheeto_thot ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
Name of snack? Early 2000s, chocolate in middle with cookie on ouside3yr ⋅ Icedchoffee ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
What is this that was served to me for breakfast at the Holiday Inn in downtown Vancouver?1yr ⋅ GriffinFTW ⋅ r/TipOfMyFork
