12 Questions
What did the author observe shoppers in a Parisian supermarket grabbing besides chips?
Boxes of biscuits
Which activity offers a glimpse into the lives of locals that you can't experience just by walking the streets or visiting museums?
Shopping at local markets
What snack does the author's friend have fond memories of from her time in London?
Jaffa Cakes
What did one friend of the author's mother do in every place they traveled?
Visited local grocery stores
What does the author suggest is a reason to visit a local coffee shop when traveling?
To immerse into local culture
What dishes were shoppers in Paris likely preparing with the supplies they bought from the supermarket?
Dinner, kid's meals, and party desserts
According to the passage, what was the author's initial experience trying to find Lay's Poulet Rôti chips after returning home?
The author had no luck finding the chips initially.
What does the passage suggest about the online discourse surrounding Lay's Poulet Rôti chips?
There was more online discussion than one would expect for a potato chip.
What does the passage imply about ordering foreign snacks from third-party sellers online?
It is a gamble in terms of sanity and food safety.
According to the passage, what is one way to make foreign snacks more accessible?
Subscribing to international snack subscription boxes.
What does the author suggest is part of the allure of snacks discovered while traveling?
The elusiveness of the snacks and the hope of enjoying them again on a future trip.
What recommendation does the author make for travelers?
Visit a grocery or convenience store during their trip.
Learn how to experience the local culture of a destination authentically by exploring supermarkets. Discover the insights gained from observing locals' shopping habits and food choices while traveling.
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