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this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2025
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I feel like France, Greece, and Spain are gonna have some pretty strong objections.
RIP Portugal
You know what's strange. I can buy French cuisine, Mexican cuisine, Canadian cuisine, I can even find elements of UK in Germany
I'm not even aware that Spain has a cuisine. I just looked up the entry on Wikipedia and I've never seen any of those dishes really.
Chorizo, tapas, and paella are all pretty popular and well known.
I should have included Greece on that list, it's food is more well know in North America.
I assumed chorizo was Mexican, I've actually made that before.
I've had paella but it was on a cruise ship in the Caribbean.
I've heard of tapas but I've never actually seen it.
I'm not really an expert.
Tapas are like dim sum, a category of sharable appetizers, rather than a specific dish
OK, Kudos to you. After your post, I looked up Tapas recipes, realized that I had enough on hand to make a few, and tested them on the fam. I managed to impress both the wife and the 7-year-old.
Tapas is genius way to charge people a lot for not enough food.
Bro youve just described appetizers in general 😭
Not from someone from the South-East of France.
Cannes and Nice are apparently the only places in France with real food 🤣
Well, I'm from Northern France, and "fattening" is kinda accurate. Still tasty tho