What's your countries traditional dish/food?

[konsta]

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Aren't bagels technically Polish tho ¿ Albeit stemming from the Jewish community but still very Polish.

It is Jewish regardless, don't see you complaining about matzah even though it was probably originated in ancient Egypt as there are Passover stories of the Exodus of Jews from Egypt that Jews didn't have enough time to bake bread or didn't have enough ingredients so they struggled and rushed their baking and as a result, they got a matzah

[Archer]

We eat a typical Levant and Mediterranean cuisine like the rest of our Arab neighbors and other Mediterranean countries, and of course we eat some traditional Jewish food.

Spoiler: Shakshuka with bread, juice, Israeli salad or any other Mediterranean salad, Labaneh, butter and coffee is the typical breakfast that is eaten in Israel

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[spoiler=Who wants some hummus with pita? We and the Arabs love it, and I can safely say that in time of peace between us and the Arabs, we will eat hummus with pita together in the negotiation table and will be the symbol of peace.][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Falafel anyone?

[spoiler=Ahhhhh, absolute one of my favourites, couscous. Yes this is couscous, not the one you see in American/European markets.][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Ptitim, or in abroad especially in America known as "couscous" or "Israeli couscous"][/spoiler]

[spoiler=My favourite street food, shawarma in laffah with salad, thini and amba sauces and chips (without the freaking ketchup, I hate ketchup) as the side food][Image: 3++%D7%A7%D7%90%D7%91%D7%90%D7%91%D7%90+...%D7%9C.jpg][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Israel's most popular street food, Sabich

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[spoiler=Schnitzel with chips, all the Israeli children love it and considered to be a Kid's meal in the menus][/spoiler]


[spoiler=Kebab, perhaps one of the best food coming from Turkey.][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Bourekas, or better known as "Börek"][Image: BurekasPotatos-900x900.jpg][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Rugelach, a Jewish traditional pastry

[spoiler=Sufganiyot, Jewish traditional pastry for Hannukah, looks like the German "Berliner" but we do it better]

Other artistic versions and delicious of Sufganiyot, but are not traditional

[Image: 407_274_0007_hanuka.jpg][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Levivot, another Jewish traditional food for Hannukah, it's basically like potato pancakes, I love it][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Halva, perhaps not one of the best food in the list but eh everybody eats this

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[spoiler=Baklava, I love eating it with Arabic/Turkish coffee, the combination is delicious][/spoiler]

Its funny, I've eaten almost all dishes in the list lol
May Middle Easterns eat these in peace one day...I personally love mixing hummus with kebab in a pita

[Weezy_]

We eat a typical Levant and Mediterranean cuisine like the rest of our Arab neighbors and other Mediterranean countries, and of course we eat some traditional Jewish food.

Spoiler: Shakshuka with bread, juice, Israeli salad or any other Mediterranean salad, Labaneh, butter and coffee is the typical breakfast that is eaten in Israel

[Image: breakfastNurit.png]

[spoiler=Who wants some hummus with pita? We and the Arabs love it, and I can safely say that in time of peace between us and the Arabs, we will eat hummus with pita together in the negotiation table and will be the symbol of peace.][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Falafel anyone?

[spoiler=Ahhhhh, absolute one of my favourites, couscous. Yes this is couscous, not the one you see in American/European markets.][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Ptitim, or in abroad especially in America known as "couscous" or "Israeli couscous"][/spoiler]

[spoiler=My favourite street food, shawarma in laffah with salad, thini and amba sauces and chips (without the freaking ketchup, I hate ketchup) as the side food][Image: 3++%D7%A7%D7%90%D7%91%D7%90%D7%91%D7%90+...%D7%9C.jpg][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Israel's most popular street food, Sabich

[Image: 2wa.jpg]

[spoiler=Schnitzel with chips, all the Israeli children love it and considered to be a Kid's meal in the menus][/spoiler]


[spoiler=Kebab, perhaps one of the best food coming from Turkey.][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Bourekas, or better known as "Börek"][Image: BurekasPotatos-900x900.jpg][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Rugelach, a Jewish traditional pastry

[spoiler=Sufganiyot, Jewish traditional pastry for Hannukah, looks like the German "Berliner" but we do it better]

Other artistic versions and delicious of Sufganiyot, but are not traditional

[Image: 407_274_0007_hanuka.jpg][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Levivot, another Jewish traditional food for Hannukah, it's basically like potato pancakes, I love it][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Halva, perhaps not one of the best food in the list but eh everybody eats this

[Image: 0003735.jpg]

[spoiler=Baklava, I love eating it with Arabic/Turkish coffee, the combination is delicious][/spoiler]

Schnitzel is German and I'm pretty sure couscous is from Morocco

[konsta]

We eat a typical Levant and Mediterranean cuisine like the rest of our Arab neighbors and other Mediterranean countries, and of course we eat some traditional Jewish food.

Spoiler: Shakshuka with bread, juice, Israeli salad or any other Mediterranean salad, Labaneh, butter and coffee is the typical breakfast that is eaten in Israel

[Image: breakfastNurit.png]

[spoiler=Who wants some hummus with pita? We and the Arabs love it, and I can safely say that in time of peace between us and the Arabs, we will eat hummus with pita together in the negotiation table and will be the symbol of peace.][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Falafel anyone?

[spoiler=Ahhhhh, absolute one of my favourites, couscous. Yes this is couscous, not the one you see in American/European markets.][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Ptitim, or in abroad especially in America known as "couscous" or "Israeli couscous"][/spoiler]

[spoiler=My favourite street food, shawarma in laffah with salad, thini and amba sauces and chips (without the freaking ketchup, I hate ketchup) as the side food][Image: 3++%D7%A7%D7%90%D7%91%D7%90%D7%91%D7%90+...%D7%9C.jpg][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Israel's most popular street food, Sabich

[Image: 2wa.jpg]

[spoiler=Schnitzel with chips, all the Israeli children love it and considered to be a Kid's meal in the menus][/spoiler]


[spoiler=Kebab, perhaps one of the best food coming from Turkey.][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Bourekas, or better known as "Börek"][Image: BurekasPotatos-900x900.jpg][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Rugelach, a Jewish traditional pastry

[spoiler=Sufganiyot, Jewish traditional pastry for Hannukah, looks like the German "Berliner" but we do it better]

Other artistic versions and delicious of Sufganiyot, but are not traditional

[Image: 407_274_0007_hanuka.jpg][/spoiler]

[spoiler=Levivot, another Jewish traditional food for Hannukah, it's basically like potato pancakes, I love it][/spoiler]

Spoiler: Halva, perhaps not one of the best food in the list but eh everybody eats this

[Image: 0003735.jpg]

[spoiler=Baklava, I love eating it with Arabic/Turkish coffee, the combination is delicious][/spoiler]

Schnitzel is German and I'm pretty sure couscous is from Morocco

Couscous is somewhere from North Africa, yes. But we still eat it like any other person in the Middle East. And you're right, Schnitzel is German, but children love it with chips and it is a very popular food in Israel and is sold under many versions such as the popular schnitzel corn.

[konsta]

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Its funny, I've eaten almost all dishes in the list lol
May Middle Easterns eat these in peace one day...I personally love mixing hummus with kebab in a pita

Man, hummus is absolute heaven. You should try mixing your kebab with tahini and amba, I often eat it with shawarma but kebab should do just fine as well, it's so good and tastes like it's not from this world.

[Random]

- Norway -

Raspeball

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Pinnekjøtt

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Brunost

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Tørrfisk

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Sodd

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Vaffel

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Svele (Not pancakes/crepes)

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Risengrynsgrøt

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Fårikål

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I have never tried raspeball!


Some other foods:
Fish in general.

Grandiosa

Ribbe

Fenalår

Lutefisk (Disgusting in my opinion)

Lapskaus

Matøl (Home brewed beer)

[don]

any fat scran

[Yonno]

- Norway -

Raspeball

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Pinnekjøtt

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Brunost

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Tørrfisk

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Sodd

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[Image: Sodd-fra-nordtron-Astrid-ha_BIG.jpg]

Vaffel

Spoiler :

Svele (Not pancakes/crepes)

Spoiler :

Risengrynsgrøt

Spoiler :

Fårikål

Spoiler :

I have never tried raspeball!


Some other foods:
Fish in general.

Grandiosa

Ribbe

Fenalår

Lutefisk (Disgusting in my opinion)

Lapskaus

Matøl (Home brewed beer)

Grandiosa pizza's are fuckin ass

[Zona]

- Norway -

Raspeball

Spoiler :

[Image: raspeball-med-dott-og-tyttebar.jpg]

Pinnekjøtt

Spoiler :

Brunost

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Tørrfisk

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Sodd

Spoiler :

[Image: Sodd-fra-nordtron-Astrid-ha_BIG.jpg]

Vaffel

Spoiler :

Svele (Not pancakes/crepes)

Spoiler :

Risengrynsgrøt

Spoiler :

Fårikål

Spoiler :

I have never tried raspeball!


Some other foods:
Fish in general.

Grandiosa

Ribbe

Fenalår

Lutefisk (Disgusting in my opinion)

Lapskaus

Matøl (Home brewed beer)

Grandiosa pizza's are fuckin ass

Watch it, big boy. By the way Random, Raspeball comes from west of Norway. I was near the grandiosa fabric this easter as well but I couldn't spot it

[lordofthesilver]

- Norway -

Raspeball

Spoiler :

[Image: raspeball-med-dott-og-tyttebar.jpg]

Pinnekjøtt

Spoiler :

Brunost

Spoiler :

Tørrfisk

Spoiler :

Sodd

Spoiler :

[Image: Sodd-fra-nordtron-Astrid-ha_BIG.jpg]

Vaffel

Spoiler :

Svele (Not pancakes/crepes)

Spoiler :

Risengrynsgrøt

Spoiler :

Fårikål

Spoiler :

I have never tried raspeball!


Some other foods:
Fish in general.

Grandiosa

Ribbe

Fenalår

Lutefisk (Disgusting in my opinion)

Lapskaus

Matøl (Home brewed beer)

Grandiosa pizza's are fuckin ass

by allah say that again and i swear i will end your life right here