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Foodie Countries

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Foodie Countries

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4. Intermediate

Do you love to travel for food? Which countries have the most famous cuisine that people travel to taste?

FOODIE

A person with a particular interest in food; a gourmet.

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Are you a foodie?

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The best food is...

KOREAN

-Rice, vegetables and meats -Sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic, ginger, pepper flakes and fermented red chilli paste -Bibimbap, kimchi, jokbal (pig's feet)

PORTUGUESE

Spicy chicken for street-food Pasteis de nata - small custard pastries Dried codfish Port wine - for dessert!

MEXICAN

Lots of corn, beans, tomato and chilli peppers Chili con carne, tacos, quesadilla, guacamole, enchiladas, empanadas Drink: margaritas!

INDIAN

Majority of Indians are vegetarians Many different spices & sauce Homemade bread and cheese Drink: masala tea, kingfisher beer

ITALIAN

All about tomato, bread, and olive oil Freshness of products most important Pizza, pasta, caprese, pannacotta

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Which of the 5 previous options sound best to you?

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What is your favourite cuisine to cook that is not from your home country?

FOOD ETIQUETTE AROUND THE WORLD

Dining Rules Superstitions What have you experienced?

CHINA

Always leave food on your plate Suggests it wasn't filling enough Shows your satisfied

INDIA

Don't say "thank you" often In casual settings, it implies they've gone out of their way for you Can suggest relationship is more formal than friendly

JAPAN

Slurp your noodles Sign that you're enjoying your meal Believed to improve the flavour

EGYPT

Never salt your food Considered a huge insult Implies the dish was inadequate Don't ask for salt & pepper if not on the table

SOUTH KOREA

The oldest person takes the first bite A sign of great respect Also wait for oldest person to sit down

HUNGARY

Don't "Cheers" for drinks 1848 Austrian government suppressed a Hungarian uprising and would clink glasses together to celebrate Apparently it was only supposed to last 150 years (to end around 2000)