Corn-on-the cob whether it is grilled, roasted, or boiled, can be eaten a variety of ways. How do you eat yours?

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Only when in America and then only when bought fresh from the roadside stall and put in boiling, salted water within the hour. Corn bought over here tastes very disappointing when you've acquired a taste for the real thing. Served with butter and nothing else of course.
It's the one food that I would say tastes better over there than over here. Sorry, Americans!