Anonymous #1 8w

You’ve never heard of a charcuterie board?

3

Anonymous #3 8w

That a deli sandwich ingredient platter from your local publix

-3

Anonymous #1 8w

I’m an American too bro and I’ve had charcuterie boards idk where you live

3

Anonymous #4 8w

Looks like oil to me idk

1

Anonymous #3 8w

That’s what I was thinking but wasn’t sure haha

1

Anonymous #3 8w

Ive had one and none of those sandwich ingredients were included

-3

Anonymous #1 8w

Thanks @op for the culture shock

-3

Anonymous #1 8w

this is actually a very traditional french charcuterie! a lot of american-style charcuteries include italian ingredients like prosciutto, red peppers, and breadsticks, so this probably looks really different from what you’re used to seeing!

6

Anonymous saturnn 8w

this charcuterie has cornichons, uncured mimolette, jambon, pear, french pearl cheese, cashous, and brie :) paired with baguette and miel a moutard, a traditional honey marinated with mustard seeds! and an orangina, the best french soda :)

6

Anonymous #4 8w

it’s actually miel a moutard! it’s a traditional french-style honey that you soak mustard seeds in! it’s like regular honey, but a little spicier and tangyer. it’s very hard to find in the US, so i always buy a few jars when im back.

1

Anonymous saturnn 8w

This is very interesting and you’re making me HUNGRY 😭😭😭

1

Anonymous saturnn 8w

the only things i can think of as belonging in a sandwich here are the cornichons (pickles) and the jambon haha

6

Anonymous #3 8w

i think you can find it on amazon or some french export websites, but it, as orangina, get very expensive because in the states, anything french is assumed to be very expensive!

1

Anonymous saturnn 8w

A DIFFERENT NAME!? That could be an italian club

-2

Anonymous saturnn 8w

That sounds so good

1

Anonymous #1 8w

it’s delicious! cornichons are a little uncommon but they’re fantastic when they’re done right. it translates to small pickle :)

3