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Currywurst and Fries - Germany
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Currywurst is a delicious steamed and fried sausage that's sliced up and slathered with ketchup that's been spiced with curry powder. After finishing one of those off you probably don't need fries but you know you want them.
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Fried Rice - Thailand
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We've all had fried rice, but traditional Thai fried rice eschews the soy sauce of Chinese and Western fried rice and relishes in a citrus-soaked lime flavor.
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Bhurji-Pav - India
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- by Janine
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Bhurji-Pav is loosely translated as spiced, scrambled eggs and bread, and it's made across India in roadside stands where every cook has their own spin on the dish.
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Tacos - Mexico
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- flickr
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You may know what tacos are, but you haven't actually eaten one until you're a little too drunk in a foreign country, and ordering from a vendor working a flat top. If you're lost on what to order, the magical words "al pastor" will cure what ails you.
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Poutine - Canada
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Poutine is french fries, smothered in cheese curds and brown gravy. And if you're eating it anywhere except for Canada you're a fool.
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Champ - Ireland
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Champ is essentially the best version of mashed potatoes. It's made of mashed potatoes (duh), heavy cream, and chopped scallions. The secret is pouring melted butter right in the center.