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Picking a food that doesn't have a festival in the US would be harder than the other way around.
Rule 134: If a food exists, there's an American festival of it. No exceptions.
Uh... capers?
Aww, Australia has one, why cant we?
https://www.threeblueducks.com/caper-festival-opening-night/
Prove that capers are food.
They're sold in grocery stores on the food aisle?
lol @ "the food aisle."
So are Funyuns.
Ooo, got me there!
I tried it, lutefisk does indeed have an American festival.
"You are invited slash warned!"
You're not kidding. This is what I use to plan my summers
And a Day of Celebration recognized by Congress.