<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I was watching the Travel Channel and there was a business in the U.S. that was shipping fresh seafood to a country in Eastern Europe (I believe. Can't recall the name right now) and it got me thinking about how amazing it is to be able to have access to so much.

So if I live in West Texas, I can still have steak and lobster the same way I can if I live on the coast of Maine basically.

I don't mean certain dishes at your local restaurant using common ingredients either because I could technically just order the ingredients and cook it myself.  Of course, it might not taste as good, but the items are available to me.

So, if want and cash are not a concern, what (legal in the U.S.) food item can I not order at a general restaurant, purchase at a grocery store or have delivered to my home?  What would I have to travel to a certain area in order to eat?
<bot>: What legal food item (in the U.S.) would I have to travel to in order to eat because it cannot be found reasonably throughout the U.S. if you have the desire and cash?