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Hey Pandas, Show Me A Popular Food From Your Home Country (Closed)
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Popular foods vary greatly from country to country, but some dishes have gained widespread recognition and become staples in many cultures. Share one from your country!
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#1
Shakshuka! When There's Leftover Matbuha (A Spicy Tomatoes Past) From Sabbath, That Is My Go On Sunday Morning Aside With Israeli Salad And Toast
#2
Okinawa Soba - Okinawa Island, Japan. A Noodle-Based Food So Hearty And Delicious That It Has Its Own Official Holiday (October 17)
#3
Tagliatelle Al Tartufo
#4
Poutine ! Fries, Gravy And Cheese Curd Party In My Mouth
#5
Borscht (I Am Ukrainian!)
#6
Steak And Fries
#7
A Potato And Meat Dish Called Cepelinai (Zeppelins) From Lithuania
#8
Pierogis! My Grandma Was A First Generation Immigrant From Poland And We Still Use Her Recipe Today!
#9
A Typical Northern German Dish: Green Cabbage With Potatos Plus Pork Belly And A Sausage, Both Smoked And Cooked
#10
Pie, Mash, And Liquor. Pies Turned Upside Down To Soften The Crusts. Plenty Of Chilli Vinegar
#11
Hutspot - Is A Typical Dutch Winter Dish. It Is Made By Boiling Potatoes, Carrots And Onions Together And Then Mashing The Whole Into A Stew
#12
I Think Tamales Come On Top Of The List. The Most Popular Dish In Mexican Culture
#13
Badische Küche (Black Forest, South Of Germany)
#14
Fondue, A Traditional Swiss Winter Dish!
#15
Crepes! From The U.s, My Favorite Breakfast Food Is Crepes. It's Best With Fruit, And Is A Weekend Tradition :)
#16
Rösti, Dish From Switzerland. Graded Potatoes With Bacon And Sometimes An Egg On Top
#17
Pea Soup From Dried Peas, Cheap Traditional Dish In Finland, Still Popular Today To The Point They Have It Once A Week In The Army
#18
Dosa, Eaten Mostly In The South For Breakfast
#19
Sarawak Laksa, From Sarawak, Malaysia. It Is Once Described By Anthony Bourdain As "Breakfast Of The Gods"
#20
Shrimp And Grits
#21
Frijoles With White Rice And Minced Meat From Cuba (Not My Photo)
#22
This Is Vegemite, An Australian Substance Made From Leftover Beer
#23
Älplermagronen, A Dish From The Swiss Alps, Macaroni, Potatoes,bacon,cheese,onions, Applesauce
#24
Rendang -Indonesia, Cow Meat(Like Steak) And Some Spices
#25
Cordon Bleu Chicken From Switzerland I Am Not From There But It Is My Fav
#26
Corned Happily
#27
Gefillde From Saarland (Southwest Germany)...potato, Meat, Bacon And Cream
#28
Cornish Pasty (Often Called Oggies)
#29
King Crab At Honningsvåg, Nordkapp
#30
No Chicks!
#31
South Indian Breakfast Spread
#32
Chicken Rice From Singapore!
#33
Just Some Sunday Things In Kolkata, India. Steamed Rice And Chicken Curry
#34
Khinkali, Georgia's Traditional Food.🇬🇪 (Not My Photo)
#35
Soto Ayam- An Indonesian Soup- Soto= Soup Ayam- Chicken
#36
Bandeja_paisa
#37
Butter Tarts! A Canadian Way To Eat All The Bad Sweet Things Together. Historically Made With Butter, Sugar, Maple Syrup, And Egg In A Pastry Shell, Now Seen With Chocolate, Almonds, M&ms Or The Kitchen Sink
#38
Baklava...seeing This Photo Makes Me Want Some!
#39
Chicken Roll. Kolkata, India
#40
Portuguese Stew
#41
If You Ever Visit West Java, Indonesia, You Have To Try This Dish! It's Called Tumis Oncom Leunca Uleuketeuk, Or Oncom Stir-Fry With Leunca À La Uleuketeuk!
#42
Barbecue And Onion Rings
#43
Sarmale, Thats How Its Written In Românian. M
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I think it's wonderful that we as people can experience and appreciate eachothers cultures, and this is a heartwarming + tasty article!
Definitely. And I absolutely love trying dishes from other countries; so much variety and appeal even in the simplest of dishes.
So do I! I love eating foods from other countries, especially spicy ones
I wish I could handle spicy but I'm so sensitive; I still try sometimes though
same, my scottish ancestors passed down some wimpy tastebuds :(
How did I able to control my urge to eat my phone is beyond me.
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I think it's wonderful that we as people can experience and appreciate eachothers cultures, and this is a heartwarming + tasty article!
Definitely. And I absolutely love trying dishes from other countries; so much variety and appeal even in the simplest of dishes.
So do I! I love eating foods from other countries, especially spicy ones
I wish I could handle spicy but I'm so sensitive; I still try sometimes though
same, my scottish ancestors passed down some wimpy tastebuds :(
How did I able to control my urge to eat my phone is beyond me.
INCLUDE. FŪCKÏNG. LOCATION.
Most did or it was in the comments.
Quit swearing u maggot