Everyday Foods That Aren't Sold in Other Countries

Haggis

  Not for sale in: The United States Why? Violates rules set by the Department of Agriculture People from Scotland love haggis, and if you know anything about Scotland, you know this. It's actually their national dish! Scottish folks love the flavor of sheep's lungs and heart stuffed with other things, but if they relocate to the US, they may have trouble finding it. That's because the U.S. has banned haggis altogether.  

Making haggis is against the law at the Department of Agriculture since 1971. Because of this law, eating animal lungs is against the law, thus haggis can't get through the net.