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Friesland (Netherlands)
I'll sort you a controversial!
https://www.reddit.com/r/sweden/comments/o3aexb/n%C3%A5gonting_k%C3%A4nns_inte_helt_r%C3%A4tt/
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Good food is not a competition. I'm very happy German (and French, and Greek, and....) food exists since the more good recipes the merrier
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I know, right?
It’s amazing how good food can be, if it tastes of something besides salt and pigfat.
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In Spain we have rice with calamari ink and it is really nice so these kind of pasta should be really nice too
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I had some in Croatia, probably not the same recipe as in Italy, but it was extremely good!
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I eat that once, the taste it's interesting but it's not particularly delicious or disgusting, it's difficult to explain
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