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Wightvane said: I love soy sauce, and have literally taken sips from the bottle
Haha, wow. I like soy sauce, but that just sounds like enough salt to give me a head ache lol
Though, I do actually enjoy eating raw lemons as though they were apples. Sour citrus is a good taste imho
Haha that was a really endearing video. How is that actually pronounced, though?
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Any advice for a first time visitor, Tidelan?
Hm... I suppose it's good for you to keep in mind while driving or being chaperoned that you can turn right at red lights in Ontario. Funny thing is, you can't do the same thing in Quebec, so it's a tad confusing.
Besides that, I'd keep an eye on the weather and read up on how we deal with the cold. We don't really get a lot of tornadoes, hurricanes or any major disasters, but getting snowed in or slipping on road ice could be traumatic for an unprepared tourist :)
Safety-wise, that's about it. It's a pretty safe country, and you wont need a guidebook to get by with communication, since you already speak english. Though Canada is bilingual, you don't need to speak French at all, except maybe in Montreal (ive never been tbh).
While you're here, I recommend you try and get your hands on our few national foods:
- Maple syrup (trust me, nothing beats the local stuff. It puts sweet ol' aunt jemima to shame when it comes straight from the local forest)
- Poutine (I mean this is kind of obvious. Remember, the best poutine has real cheese curds, anything else is inferior lol)
- Beaver tails (I've always wanted to try these, but haven't yet. Also, no, they are not actual beaver tails, it's just a nickname for a waffle desert)
Unfortunately, I don't know much about local attractions, but I'd assume your best bet would be Toronto, as that's basically where everything that matters in the country is (also traffic is terrible there)
A second sad note: If you were looking for gorgeous scenery, I'd actually recommend British Columbia. Ontario surely has nice places, but it's very urban and it's natural beauty also just doesn't stand up to BC, anyway.