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Meal on a Scandinavian Airlines flight, 1969
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As a Spaniard who comes from a place where that kind of ham is a typical food (like THE typical food), it hurts me to see how they are butchering that ham cutting it that way. I feel personally attacked.
I've never seen anyone cutting ham this way either
I'm portuguese and I feel undecided between blind rage or ugly crying.
Por que não ambos?
Choro raivoso violento?
É isso
Common Nordic food L?
As an ignorant person who has only seen a ham like this in pictures, how are you supposed to cut it?
Long thin cuts along with the length of the bone.
No, no, no, it was butchered much earlier.