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That's on our Bucket List. We'll probably start with Texas barbeque. One of the most enjoyable aspects of traveling through the US is trying the cuisine, which is as varied & wonderful as the country's landscape. Ribs, pulled pork, brisket, sirloin, .... yum! Especially pulled pork, I have it every time I go back.
I've eaten there once. If I go again, I'll try the wood-fired, thanks.
Here is a good blog to start with. I've lived in Texas and have been back since on business but would like to go back to drive around and explore and enjoy some BBQ.
Location: Central Bay Area, CA as of Jan 2010...but still a proud Texan from Houston!
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That's on our Bucket List. We'll probably start with Texas barbeque. One of the most enjoyable aspects of traveling through the US is trying the cuisine, which is as varied & wonderful as the country's landscape. Ribs, pulled pork, brisket, sirloin, .... yum! Especially pulled pork, I have it every time I go back.
Yes no one does BBQ as good as Texas I really miss my Texas BBQ since I moved to CA. CA has no clue what good BBQ is.
My hometown of Houston is a very international city and you can find excellent food from all over world there. I love Persian food and have yet to find a place in CA that does it better then the family owned place in Houston. If any of you are heading to Houston I can give you an outstanding list of the best tasting food you that your tongue will ever taste!
Are there any really good Persian restaurants in Sydney? What about good Turkish restaurants?
Australia is not the USA, im quite sure we all realise this. Iced tea is not big hear why not try hot tea? or a cold asian style milk/tea, thoes shops are everywhere in the big cities. Personally i would much rather shop at and talk to my local butcher, Baker, Newsagent and greengrocer etc, than shop at a big american style Box department store.
The bolded part has me a bit confused, what are you trying to ask?
Sorry we don't have any simple pressures, and that our front loops taste different... ....
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I really miss my Texas BBQ since I moved to CA. CA has no clue what good BBQ is. 
