What are some of your must have snacks to bring to study in the U.S.?

If you go to study in the United States, I think the United States should have almost everything that China has. Even if there is no supermarket in the United States, there should be a supermarket run by Chinese. There is no need to deliberately bring too many things, so that the road will be more tiring.

The old godmother (Y) covered her mouth and snickered, she must definitely bring it, and she must not forget, really, there are local specialties, to prevent homesickness when there is a place to relieve it, just eat repeatedly, and bring seasonings, because foreign seasonings are not the same as ours.

When I went to study abroad, I brought our hometown specialty "shortbread", which is very delicious and freshly made, and the shortbread is sandwiched with umeboshi and meat. So the day before I went abroad, I went to the street to buy a big bag of shortbread, and when I arrived at school, I could share them with my classmates and taste the delicious food of our hometown.

I think studying in the U.S. is a beautiful vision for many college students.

If I go to study in the United States, I think I will definitely bring a lot of things. Of course, delicious snacks are also indispensable. Considering that I will be a little uncomfortable with food when I first arrive in the United States, I think it is good to bring some hometown pickles, and then bring some cookies and bacon.

As a person who has come over, I think you should bring more domestic things, especially hometown specialties, otherwise after a long time there, you will miss it very much, such as a bowl of sauerkraut and shredded pork noodles.

Anyway, it's always right to have space in the suitcase and bring more food to eat, so as not to feel uncomfortable if you want to eat in the future.

Beef jerky is a must-have, beef jerky can be eaten anytime and anywhere, and you won't get fat if you eat too much. It's especially chewy and nutritious! Foreigners rarely eat this gift, and it's also a good gift.

It may be slightly more expensive on **, about 100 RMB catty. But 1 pound of beef jerky needs to be made from a pound of beef!

As a Guangxi native, snail noodles, pork strips, beef strips, assorted vegetables, handmade osmanthus cakes, millet pepper and soybean sauce ......Sauces, flour packets, and pastries can be taken away, and those who have left their hometown will definitely miss the food of their hometown, of course, with their familiar tastes.

When I was studying in the United States, every time I went home, I brought our local specialties, spicy duck neck, spicy duck wings, spicy duck head, and sometimes a roast duck. However, on the plane, these things are all rationed, and you can't bring too much. Every time I arrived, some foreign students were very happy to see it, they liked our Chinese food very much, and they all said that they would come to our country for development after graduation.

The customs of the country has very strict regulations on the entry of goods into the United States, and many items need to be declared when entering the customs, such as not declaring, once the first offender is found to be fined, the fine is 300 US dollars, and the second violation is fined more than 500 US dollars, of course, the items will also be confiscated. Some items that we are all accustomed to, such as fruits, Chinese herbs, and even mooncakes, are clearly regulated by U.S. Customs on whether they can be brought into the country.

Because the U.S. Customs has too many types of items that cannot be brought into the country, it is necessary to honestly declare the food, medicinal herbs, fruits, seeds, etc. that you are bringing into the country when filling out the declaration form. If the customs officer specifically asks whether he or she is carrying certain items when leaving the customs, it is best for the passenger to answer truthfully, and do not have the idea of passing through the customs in confusion. Because customs officers will conduct random inspections, once they are found to be carrying prohibited items, there will be fines mentioned above.

Usually, the customs inspection is more strict on fruits, vegetables, meat and other items, which is mainly considered from the perspective of epidemic prevention. Therefore, now we will introduce the most common items that are not allowed to be brought into the United States, because the United States has different requirements for passengers from different countries to carry items, this article only talks about some items that are not allowed to be brought into the country by passengers from Chinese mainland. Please check with the U.S. Customs and Department of Agriculture** for exact regulations.

Travelers coming to the U.S. from China are prohibited from bringing into the U.S. when they enter the U.S. This includes: beef, pork, cooked chickens and ducks can be bringed, raw can not be bringed, but sometimes it is difficult to say.

Organ meats, whether raw or cooked, are not allowed in the United States, nor are eggs. All kinds of fruits are strictly forbidden to be brought into the United States, boiled peanuts are allowed, but raw peanuts are not, and all kinds of seeds, including vegetable and fruit seeds, are not allowed to be brought into the United States.

What about plants? You can bring it into the U.S., but you need to have a quarantine certificate. Traditional Chinese medicine products can be brought into the United States, but they must be parasitic-free.

Precious Chinese medicinal materials such as snake gall bladder, leopard bone, tiger skin, etc., belong to the conservation animal category and are strictly prohibited from being brought into the United States, parasitic plants such as rabbit silk and dendrobium, etc., and tangerine peel as a traditional Chinese medicine is also prohibited.

Can instant noodles be brought into the United States? In principle, yes, but not if it includes meat. Insects are not allowed into the U.S. except for specimens, and canned food and fruit are not allowed in the U.S.

Items that cannot be brought into the U.S. include: meat floss, medicinal wine, mooncakes, bird's nest, dairy products (including milk, instant milk tea, toffee, dairy desserts, cheese and cheese products), bacon, ham, beef jerky.

Most of the items that Chinese and Chinese people often bring to the United States from China, such as bird's nest, deer antler velvet, purple glutinous rice, peanuts and vegetable seeds, are not allowed to be brought into the United States. Chinese people regard bird's nest as a high-end tonic, but the U.S. border inspection** believes that the food formed by the secretions of these birds is likely to carry the avian influenza virus, so it is banned from entering the customs. Deer antler velvet is often considered an aphrodisiac food by Chinese people, but it is also listed as a ban on entry because it has the potential to introduce the virus to the United States.

The United States is the most economically developed country in the world, with a well-developed education system, attracting a large number of international students from all over the world every year. So what are the must-eat foods to eat when studying in the United States? I have compiled the must-eat delicacies for you studying in the United States here, I hope it will be helpful to you.

2. The most classic American dessert: cheesecake

American Cheesecake, also known as New York Cheesecake, is made with cream cheese as the main ingredient, with a crispy digestive crust base, sweet and sour sour cream and eggs. This cheesecake does not contain powder, has a creamy aroma, a slightly acidic surface, a crispy bottom layer, and melts in your mouth.

3. The most American historical feature: roast turkey

Only Americans celebrate Thanksgiving, and roast turkey with cranberry sauce is a must. In addition, making sauce is the correct way to open a cranberry, and it is really hard to swallow if you buy it and eat it directly, so I was asked why I knew.

4. The most creative Native American food: turducken

Such a clever and simple creation makes people can't believe that 5,000 years of world civilization didn't think of it first. Take a turkey, stuff a duck in its belly, and stuff a chicken in the duck.

5. The most international American food: burgers

Although the burger does not originate in the United States, it can be said that the burger is a food that everyone may eat every day, and its status is roughly equivalent to the kung pao chicken with tomato and scrambled eggs in a Chinese restaurant.

When I was in Canada before, I really wanted to eat domestic things, but in fact, the big supermarkets are basically made of Chinese instant noodle snacks and seasonings, but they are more expensive, and there should be Chinese supermarkets such as Dahua in the local area, and you can buy everything. And you can't take anything you eat for long. It is recommended that you bring something practical, such as garbage bags and the like, where garbage bags are so expensive, and the number is very small, ten garbage bags are the cheapest, about two dollars and taxes.

If the dormitory you live in has housing, it will be taken back to you every day. . . That's a cry without tears...

I was in Vancouver at the time, so there was a lot of Chinese food, and takeaway, which was not too expensive, and the portions were large, mostly Cantonese food. There should also be quite a few Chinese restaurants in the United States.

You don't need to bring food, there are quite a lot of Chinese restaurants, and you can choose a lot of Chinese food that meets the taste of Chinese People Then Chinese supermarkets, Chinatowns, and so on can be bought, no need to bring your own.

I don't know your exact itinerary, but there are many hotels that offer very good Chinese food

As long as it is vacuum-packed, non-liquid is basically fine.

Remember that it must be fully packaged, nothing alive will do.

No meat, eggs (no meat or eggs in food). Neither do seeds. Bring anything else you like. In fact, you can buy almost everything in supermarkets in the United States (Chinese supermarkets in the United States and Korean supermarkets).

With spicy strips, old godmother, thirteen spices, instant noodles, a lot of delicious food.

Old godmother, o(o, mosquito nets, and most importantly, beauty mobile phones, envy dead foreigners.

Lao Gan Ma, Wujiang mustard, Master Kong's instant noodles, Weilong noodles, I sincerely recommend and experience it personally.

Just landed at an airport in the United States, how.

Daily clothing: underwear, socks, glasses.

Underwear, socks and other small clothes, although inconspicuous, but we must prepare more, because these items are much cheaper in China, and do not take up too much space.

Students with myopia should wear one or two pairs of glasses (plus glasses case) before going abroad to prevent loss or damage. In the United States, it costs at least 200 to 300 yuan to get a pair of glasses, but the unit in the back is changed from RMB to US dollars, which is a lot of money for international students.

Stationery: Dictionaries are an absolute must-have.

An English-Chinese dictionary, the first thing to consider as an international student is to bring school supplies, which can allow you to quickly understand some words, this kind of dictionary can not only help you quickly recognize new words at the beginning, but also will always be useful, and you can also buy another English dictionary in the United States for comparison.

For international students, no matter what major you study, a dictionary is sure to be useful. "Don't be afraid that the dictionary will take weight, when you get there, the dictionary will become a 'treasure book'. "If you're not a language major, it's enough to bring an Oxford or Longman dictionary.

Tea not only has Chinese characteristics, but also can be used as a smuggler when going to a friend's house for a banquet. In addition, bringing two bottles of good Chinese wine legally will also be very popular with old international students.

Therefore, in addition to the necessary items, many things can be bought in the United States, and clothes and shoes will be much more affordable than those in China.

No, yes, it seems that what you bring is useless.