Me too!
Relevant xkcd
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Hate stout, love sours!
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For me, it’s probably candy corn 
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That reminds me, I like liquorice.
Even more controversially, salted liquorice…
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strawberry liquorice sherbet pencils
salmiakki liquorice herring
pontefract cakes – these are one of the most traditional of all sweets, originating in the town of Pontefract in Yorkshire, North-East England. I find them a little plain, actually – they’re unsalted, unflavoured, and not all that sweet. They’re a confection for liquorice purists, I suppose.
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Nice try, but I know that last picture is Go stones (ha! didn’t think I could make this post on-topic, did ya!)
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Marmite
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Vegemite is better #aussiepride
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The proverbial marmite…
For the record, I can’t stand the stuff.
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Bhang
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It’s fairly popular among Japanese people so not sure if it counts but probably the best candidate among my staple foods I always have in the fridge is natto. I buy it in bulk from a local company:
I like to eat it with anything, natto spaghetti in the summer with fresh tomatoes is amazing 
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WTF is that? Not watched the vid, but that is not Marmite…
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It’s Australian Marmite, extra-sticky so it doesn’t fall off the upside-down bread.
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Durian
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Not the same as jackfruit.
Both very trendy nowadays.
Warning: jackfruit can cause extreme allergic reactions.
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Durian is relatively common here, smells bad, taste good, a bit expensive.
You make me discover that jackfruit. How tasty? 55kg? Better don’t use the shadow. (I was once warned for coconuts trees by gouvernement signs, but that’s not 55kgs…)
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