10 frozen foods we wish would come to the US

There is a delicious world of frozen food out there. Viennetta was once sold in the US but now is only available in Europe.Nichirei is the king of frozen food in Japan and its products even come in vending machines.If the idea of frozen food conjures up mental images of freezer-burnt pizzas and sad vegetables in aluminum trays, the items on this list will make you reconsider that picture. There's a wonderful world of frozen food out theremuch of which is not available in the US.From meals for one to desserts for all, theres sure to be something here to help those in the US plan their next vacation destination just to eat ... or simply be filled with envy.Frozen pizza is a huge deal in Germany ' and offerings like the Wagner Steinofen line are part of the reason why.This steinofenor stone ovenbased brand is sold in 19 different varieties and if you like your pizza thin and crispy, you wont be disappointed. According to the brand itself, one of its biggest sellers is the original Wagner Steinofen special, which is topped with Edam cheese, both regular and hot pepper salami, mushrooms, ham, and sun-ripened tomatoes. The Vegetaria variety offers a selection of roasted vegetables with a spicy kick. UK-based bakery and cafe The Hungry Guest offers two frozen meals that sound almost too good to be true.If you're in the US and the words venison lasagne and venison and wild mushroom stroganoff immediately make your mouth water, then you probably should hop on a plane and head to the Petworth or West Malling locations of this bakery/cafe.Not only do they sound delicious, they apparently sell so well, the shop regularly sells out.France has an entire grocery store that is dedicated to high-quality frozen food ' and we want one of everything.You might not expect France to embrace frozen food, given its intimidating reputation for only the best and freshest of everythingbut in a grocery store called Picard Surgels that only sells its own brand of frozen food, it has. The Kitchns Ann Mah moved to Paris and quickly found that the brands dedication to variety and uncompromising quality have won over many native Parisians. And with offerings like a goat cheese, honey, and walnut pizza or some delightfully cheesy frozen gougres, it's easy to see why.The company has expanded to several other countries across Europe, according to Kitchn, and even opened a few locations in Japan. Visitors from around the worldlike SBS reporter Helen Barlow from Australiacant get over how fresh Picards offerings taste when compared with frozen foods in their home countries. See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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