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I think most of us, when we travel abroad, have noticed some cool or just different things that we have never seen before. Rather, it may be something super extraordinary, unique, or something useless. However, we also are so used to some specific things that we have in our home countries that every time we travel abroad and can’t find them, well, it makes things more complicated.

If you are confused about what it’s all about, recently, one Reddit user posed a question online asking folks to share one product from their home country that they are surprised is not worldwide yet. The products vary from dish drying cabinets to specific food, so scroll through them, upvote your favorites and share things from your home country that should be worldwide!

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide In New Zealand we have a thing called ACC ( accident compensation corporation) which is a public body that pays for hospital care, physiotherapy etc if you get injured. It is also written into our law that you can't sue someone if you get injured.

The effect of this is that:
1) people get quicker and better quality care, and the focus is on recovery
2) you don't have to sue someone for minor accidents that lead to disproportionate injuries (eg tripping on a public footpath and breaking your leg)
3) people don't get injured then try to profit from it by suing for stupid amounts of money
4) we don't have predatory lawyers trying to make money out of injuries, and none of those 'were you injured and it wasn't your fault' adverts everywhere etc.

I don't know all of the figures but my gut feeling is that this is a more efficient and better quality system than what many other countries have.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Toilets with pedals instead of levers so you don’t have to touch anything with your hands

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Auto-flushers exist. If they don't have that, I use my shoes to touch the toilet.

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Bored Panda got in touch with the author of this thread and he kindly agreed to share the inspiration behind the creation of it, a product from his country that, in his opinion, deserves more global recognition, and things suggested from the community that could thrive in his home country.

OP starts by explaining that he was an entrepreneur and currently studies at one of the best business schools in the world, thus he was brainstorming ideas while exploring things that he would love to validate for potential businesses. 
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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide The NHS.

Walk into a hospital, get fixed and leave without worrying about paying, I've nothing more to say.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I'm a pathologist in the NHS. I know there are a lot of problems with it, and personally I think its being deliberately underfunded in an effort to push a different form of delivering healthcare (virtually every member of the cabinet has financial interests in various private healthcare providers) but it still provides a decent service. We had a toddler whose mother noticed a problem with her eye-the GP saw her that afternoon as an emergency, she saw the local paediatrician later that day, got sent to the regional centre that evening. By the next day, she'd been seen by consultants in paeds, radiology, surgery, oncology and ENT. The next day (Friday) they took a biopsy, the pathology was diagnosed on Saturday and by Sunday she'd started chemo for the tumour. 4 days start to finish, and the parents got free accommodation provided by the hospital for parents of cancer patients. All their travel costs for subsequent treatment were also reimbursed. The only cost to parents-money for food.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Kinda not a product but - **bottle recycling machine/reverse vending machine** (?lol) Basically when you buy a drink in a bottle/can, you pay a little “pawn fee” (like 20 cents) and when you later go put the empty bottle/can in the machine you get the fee back. We usually collect the bottles until there is like 6 bags and then go cash out like 16€ at once. Its pretty neat. It encourages recycling!:)

EDIT: This is how they look like! I'm glad to read from comments it's a thing in so many more countries! More info: Cans and bottles have different fees. You insert the bottles/cans one by one, bottom first, the machine has to read a certain symbol on the packaging otherwise it wont go in. There is usually a worker on the other side making sure it doesnt overfill. They are fairly clean and there is usually a sink in the room. In the last few years, there have been newer machines where you can just dump your entire bag into the machine and it does the whole sorting on its own. And to those who were interested, I am from Estonia :)

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10 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

In Michigan, 30 years ago we had bottle/can deposits, you fed the machine, and got receipt for money back. Several states with bottle deposits had this. Why doesn't anyone know this?

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Stroopwafels

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He also adds that community engagement definitely exceeded expectations.

“I come from India but live in the US. I was surprised not to see more mentions of fabric and spices. The bidet was something I expected and was there no doubt,” OP emphasized.
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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Bakfietsen (bikes with a kind of wheelbarrow front for carrying kids or groceries). I’ve seen a few bakfietsen in the states lately which is cool. But without dedicated bike lanes I would guess carrying kids in them would be a terrible idea.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This is the thing in France - screw potential traffic hazards, this is how you travel with kids in France, from La Rochelle to Paris,!

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Bidet. I cannot believe they are not more popular in the US! They can be very inexpensive, and it was a quality of life type change.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

LOVE our bidets. Actually, we have the one that attach to our current toilets, we don't have room for a separate one. They work well and we feel so much fresher.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Meat pies such as Steak and cheese, bacon and egg, classic mince, lamb & mint, potato top. all in lovely pastry served in a white paper bag, gotta love NZ

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Speaking about things shared by community members that could do well in his country, OP noted that he was looking from a US lens. He noticed that a lot of food and beverage concepts will be interesting to test in this market. “They definitely can thrive if segmented, targeted and positioned well,” he shared.

And what do you think? What products from your home country would you choose to be on this list?
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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Italy. Tapparelle.

They're essentially roll up plastic blinds for the windows, but instead of simply being curtains they're actually inserted in a crease in the wall, so that no light can pass through when they're down. You can actually easily recognize an Italian home interior if you see a window with a flat vertical rope on one side an a big boxy *thing* at the top.

How well do they work? When all tapparelle are down, the house is *dark*. Complete, utter darkness. The sun could be shining right against the window, and you wouldn't know. When you wake up, it's like waking up in a void of nothingness. No sign of life, **nothing** outside your walls. It makes for quality sleeping, that's for sure.

Other perks include: privacy for when you undress and safety against strong winds.

EDIT: Tapparella fixing tutorial with example (at one point the tapparella is completely down and you can see how no light passes through from outside)

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Not only in Italy, they can be found in many countries around the world and can be made of plastic or wood.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide As an American who lived in France for a year in college, I am really surprised that late night European style kebab joints aren't really a thing that has taken off yet here.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide I wish towel radiators and bidets would catch on more in America

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Towel heaters are an awful waste of energy and most people in my country stopped using them in the 90's

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Sourdough rye bread. Freshly baked with butter... So good! Great taste, great nution and good for the digestion.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Still amazed that my US friends don't regularly use electric tea kettles. My friend was tickled pink that I sent her one for Christmas.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I'm an American. I have an electric tea kettle. My daughter has one. Everyone I know *who drink tea regularly* has one.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide The pasty.

As a concept it's food designed to be eaten on the go that's contained and resists dropping the contents all over the floor as you eat it. It's crust can be used to hold the food if you have dirty hands or the contents are hot and the crust can be discarded afterwards guilt free because it's biodegradable.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I was sure it was pronounced "pace-tee" until I was told rather forcefully that no, it rhymes with "nasty". People get awfully passionate about these things.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Finland - dish drying cabinet.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Pålægschokolade (Denmark) - thin sheets of dark or milk chocolate to eat on your breakfast bun over a thick layer of butter.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide For the US, biscuits and gravy. Every single person I have introduced to it, fell in love. For whatever reason, I found British people go absolutely bonkers for it. One co-worker in London Skyped with my wife so she could walk him through the gravy.

Edit: yes, Americans mean something very different by “biscuits” and “gravy”. Also, no they are not scones. Buttermilk biscuits are much softer and richer. I’ve found no exact counterpart in Europe. Sort of between a scone and a croissant.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Funny that for the picture the OP chose chicken and waffles with gravy instead of biscuits and gravy. Side note: I always have chicken and waffles with syrup. Have yet to try it with gravy.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide From India: cardamom. I know the spice is not exclusive to India, but I'm surprised it's not used in more applications. I've had cardamom infused cocktails in the past (mojitos, margs, etc.) and they are absolutely incredible. I'm surprised it hasn't taken off in the world of mixology at the very least.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I make cardamom infused liquor. It has a wonderful smell and taste

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Not my home country, but heated vending machines from Japan

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Vending machines in Japan are a million years ahead of the US.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Tablet from Scotland. It's like fudge but more. So much more.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Good tablet is much more like a firmer, slightly grainy fudge. The picture is not of tablet, but fudge. Here's a link to the recipe, and there's photographs of what it should look like. https://scottishscran.com/traditional-scottish-tablet-recipe/

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Just got back from England. America needs halloumi fries!!

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Oh yes, the very British product that is halloumi... Btw I love halloumi, especially when it squeaks when you chew it.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Biltong!

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Cream Cheese. I visited a very nice newer all inclusive in Central America. They had bagels but no cream cheese. I inquired if they had some and everyone in the kitchen had never heard of it. As I ate breakfast a manager found me at my table and started asking questions about it. I told him it wasn’t a big deal but he had to know so that they could have it for future guests. I wish I was there to see them taste it.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

If you can get Philadelphia cream cheese in China I'm sure you can get it in Central America.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide So if you order a whisky in Scotland, if the place is anywhere decent they will give you a wee jug of water so you can add a drop or two to open it up as required. I’ve not had that once anywhere else, and I’ve leaned from experience to explicitly say “no ice” in the US. So, that wee water jug.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide "Hagelslag", chocolate sprinkles that, contrary to the American sprinkles which are just brown sugar, contain a minimum amount of actual chocolate.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Tartiflette, and Raclette nights.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Just to let you know: that thing in the pic is NO raclette! I googled tartiflette and it seems that's what this is. I take raclette any day over this 🤣😇 (...and a happy new year from Switzerland!)

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Poutine

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Irn-Bru (Scotland’s number 1 fizzy drink)

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Had my first a few days ago, for the first time in my 45years. Unfortunately not a fan.can’t even describe the taste. Kind of like children’s cough sirup as a fizzy drink

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Root beer and peanut butter

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Old Bay and malt vinegar on French fries, seafood, almost anything. Why only Maryland and Virginia? It’s freaking delicious.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Chicken salt and Dim Sims

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Cadbury Flake and Aero chocolate bars (preferably in mint). There are some Cadbury products in the US but they're made with inferior chocolate and the Flake has never been a thing. Aero is made by Nestle (which has plenty of presence in the US) and for a few years they were distributed by Hershey (a US company)

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Apparently American chocolate is awful and quite sickly. My daughter can't eat it and many Americans have said the same.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Whittakers chocolate from NZ. Puts Cadbury to shame.

Also lolly cake, therefore by extension malt biscuits.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

As an Aussie I love it, New Zealand have the best dairy products ever on par with king island (not chocolate though).

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Greggs - for those Redditors outside of the UK, it is a British bakery chain. They're known for making sausage rolls that are cheap (£1.20 a sausage roll), but cheerful and delicious.

They also make other stuff like steak bakes, sandwiches, and also doughnuts too. All in all, they are a favourite in the UK and can be found in pretty much every town and city in the country.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I love the word "cheerful" being used to describe food.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Guaraná Antartica, from Brazil. Very unique softdrink.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Lemon lime and bitters. Tall glass, add ice, drizzle Angostura bitters around the inside of the glass, add a shot of lime cordial then fill with Sprite/7up. Fantastic non-alcoholic drink (ok there’s a tiny bit of alcohol there)

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Ketchup Chips!

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Brunnost- "brown cheese", but it's not a cheese, but rather a dairy product by heating the water cheese is made in and the lactose polymerizes. Then they add cream and it turns into a smooth, brown cheese sort of that is sweet and has a butter-caramel flavor. It's amazing with a salty ham. One thing I wish I could do is try Brunnost with Icelandic Roggenbrod.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Norwegian, right? A colleague of mine once brought that caramel cheese, strawberry jam and a waffle iron to work, so we could all try it with freshly made waffles. It sounds so strange, caramel cheese ans strawberry jam, but it's really delicious!

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I travel often, so I'll hit a few:

US (mine): No-bake cookies. I get that they're not mass produced, but they're delicious.

Turkey: Sahlep. A smooth, sweet, creamy drink.

Georgia: Khachapuri. This is popular in many places, but not North America. It's an amazing rendition on pizza. America needs this!

Peru: Cherimoya. God's greatest fruit.

Russia: Сырники + good cottage cheese. Delicious and cool of protein. I love this for breakfast.

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[Cheezies](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheezies) from Canada. The superior extruded cornmeal cheese puff snack.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Ours are called Cheese Curls. I prefer Flings (which have MSG and so SO delicious.)

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Garbage disposals. I’ve seen so many posts recently of Europeans shocked these things exist. They’re great. Get on board everyone.

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

They may be handy but they are bad for the environment. All that stuff you send down there gets in the sewage water and the has ro be filtered out afterwards. Also it's a food source for rodents.

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30 Items That Are Only Popular In Some Countries, Even Though They Should Be Popular Worldwide Maggi!

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10 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Also Nestle .. those bitches are everywhere...

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