do you eat these in your country?
Do you eat these in your country?
Ryan Morgan
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Xavier Brown
kinda
Ethan Cook
Yes. But less rice and more meat.
Andrew Diaz
Yes
Matthew Robinson
Yes but smaller and denser and far less unappealing to look at.
Xavier Thomas
Lebanon?
Charles Sanders
We do, but these look like garbage.
Adam Richardson
Yes sometimes at Christmas but it's mainly because of Polish ancestry and my cousin's mother in law being Ukranian.
Lincoln Jenkins
I've literally never even met a Leb and the only one that comes to mind is Bob Katter.
Logan Myers
Yeah but I don't like those that much.
And it has lots of minced meat and caramelized onions with the rice
Jose Bailey
people of Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian or Macedonian background do. Not a fan, personally, unless they're oven-baked, and even then a better use for sauerkraut is always as a condiment to sausage.
Michael King
This.
Leo Campbell
yea we put more mear and paprika in it
Jose Morgan
No, here we eat food, not literal garbage.
Zachary Brooks
strayans are subhuman and they eat garbage of other nations kek
Camden Torres
yes but i prefer the ones with just meat, my grandmother however used to made them with rice, chopped mortadella and parmesan
Parker Hernandez
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Carson Collins
Yes, but it's not with tomato sauce, it's with an egg-lemon sauce.
Jeremiah Allen
Colton Collins
Come to think of it, we do eat those after all, but without the sour cabbage.
Joshua Lopez
Yes, actually I picked up the ingredients for a batch yesterday.
Sebastian Cruz
That looks like the kind I grew up with. Only usually had pieces of tomato still in the sauce. Really is one of the best things you can eat with mashed potatoes.
Juan Davis
This
Oh, we eat these as well, it's delicious.
Robert Carter
>Be Hungarian
>Think Hungarian food is superior
>Everything loaded with paprika
>Realise paprika is made from capsicum
>Realise capsicum comes from America
>Realise (you) cook and eat trash-tier American food everyday
Angel Jenkins
yes
yup but not that often
yes
sour cabbage sarmale is the patrician taste
David Davis
Yes.
How do you call it in your country? It's there a literal translation?
We call them "niños envueltos" which translate into "wrapped children", very crazy
Carson White
we call them gołąbki, meanin "little pigeons"
Andrew Smith
golubcy
I think it's related to pigeons because pigeon in russian is golub'
Austin Green
Very similar
John Perez
yes, but no rice
Lucas James
>same words
aww, cute :)
Ayden Bennett
Toothpicks are cheating Germanon.
Carson Jones
Thats one fucked up condom