ITT post traditional food of your country

ITT post traditional food of your country.

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i thought they were italian (amaretinni or something)?

we call that “ježek“ - little hedgehog

sopa de macaco

It's not the same thing as amaretinni, it's called broa, it's made by maize

aah, so they arent a sweet then?

depends on the amount of sugar you put into the composition, my grandma used to make non-sweet broas

Anyone up for Jellied eels?

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bona petit

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aren't ginger snaps american?

This is basically just butter,sugar and walnuts kek. But its delicious

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Yes but that's not ginger snap

polenta and milk for breakfast

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geil

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Looks scrumptious, not gonna lie

do americans really eat this?

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These are ok. Very dry but still quite good with tea or coffee.

Who else would have a food that looks like creampied pussy.

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tamaleeeeeeeeees

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hmm....... broas...... ahhhhhhh simmm..... hmmm broas
hmmm broas....broinhas quentinhas.
...... hmmmm com ..... com....... manteiga, sim......... umas broinhas saindo do forno por favor.....mm..mmmmmm..... hmmmm broas... nmnnn.......

How am I supposed to know what's the filling?

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Those are pretty much made for tea only, warm milk works too. Some aren't as dry as Tula pryanik, the Tula one is like the traditional one but the ones that have fillings and are a little moister are just as popular, Tula have a special status in general. I've seen some pryannik in Italy (not in the east europe and russia markets), I think they are common at Lidl during Christmas times, perhaps Germans, Austrians and other East Europeans also have their varieties. Italy has panforte or panpepato I think.

Literally all of our cuisine is stolen from Turks or Austrians.

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It's chicken.

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Kuglice are my favorite

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Those are cow testicles

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Here just a reminder that argentines are the real italians, therefore our pastas are better than the european ones

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that's so heavy to eat, like one piece and you're out

squinted and thought these were the desert squiggles on the saudi flag

Shchi

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>cow
>testicles

>broa
ooh it's like pan de broa, i love it

It neither looks nor sounds appealing but eel is amazing when the japs cook it so I see no reason to be afraid to try this.

I thought they were German t b h but they're really good so I'd be okay with us getting the credit.

Delicious potato!

Can you tell me what this dish is like? One of my neighborhood Mexican restaurants sells these deep fried things with brains and spices inside and they're honestly fucking delicious.

Wait that's traditional here too. Stop stelaing our foods nibba