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Ha. I’m an American living in the UK and I only wish I could find Ranch dressing.
Same here in Germany! I want my Ranch dressing back
While visiting Iceland, we found them as “Cool American” Doritos.
@Jennifer Sainsbury has “Cool something” flavored Doritos.
@Greg – Iceland loves Lakkris flavored stuff don’t they?
What about war/unadmitted propensity towards empire building?
Cool Ranch is the most addicting flavor EVER.
They are both “cool” *and* “ranch”.
Here’s a picture of Icelandic “cool american” chips.
HA! I echo Jennifer up above. I live in Kenya and ranch hasn’t made it here yet. Want to be a hit at a gathering? Bring ranch dip. Want to give someone a thank you gift for a ride to the airport? Bring them back a box of ranch seasoning packets. It probably beats out peanut butter cups and mac & cheese for American Food Most Coveted By Expats.
Don’t forget “Blue Raspberry”. Definitely a pinnacle of American culinary expertise.