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Q: Which western food item is most baffling for Chinese?

I don't mean a dish here, just a single item or ingredient.

The other day I bought radish at the local market and had 3 people ask me how one was supposed to eat it. They genuinely had 0 clue.

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Cold food. I don't like reheated meat (usually). I was eating a cold spare rib and a girl said I must cook it, even showed me a pot, so I took cold left over rice from frig and ate it. She went bonkers.

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Boiled egg and soldiers.

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Baked beans on toast. Crisps Sandwich. Hash Cakes. Buttered Biscuits. Fried banana (in a fry-up).

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Cheese, and the way we melt it to cook.

Pâté.

But the one that seemed to impress the most was raw meat, like in a Steak Tartare or Carpaccios.

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Squid Ink Risotto.  I was at a dinner party where this was made by a really good Italian chef.  Asside from the chef, I was the only foreigner and we were the only ones willing to go anywhere near it.  Which I was grateful for because it was amazing.

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