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[Anonymous No.13478910]

Post food-related maps

[Anonymous No.13478911]

Anyone know why only southern europeans seem to think of bread as something relevant that should be had with every meal?
Im spaniard and i cant think of having ever meat or fish in a restaurant without some bread to go with it

[Anonymous No.13478916]

>>13478911
poverty. bread was cheap and filling.

[Anonymous No.13478923]

>>13478911
I'm Irish and we have bread a lot. Not as much at dinner time, depending on the meal, but it's not uncommon.

[Anonymous No.13478928]

>>13478923
well in ireland and britain you have primarily loaf bread, while in romance countries we use bread "bars" almost exclusively and use it almost like a kitchen utensil, to help ourselves with one hand or to dip in the yolk of a fried egg or stuff like that

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>>13478910
everytime i went to an establishment selling tapas in the last 3-4 years i would order fried anchovies

[Anonymous No.13478941]

>>13478937
>fried anchovies
never saw this kind of tapas, where did you visit?
btw the whole concept of tapas is that they're supposed to be free, but in regions with a lot of tourists they start selling them because tourists drive prices up
usually tapas are just a free snack that you may or may not get with your drink, at least thats how it works in northern spain (not including catalonya or basque country)

[Anonymous No.13478947]

>>13478933
eh, no wonder portuguese people are so obese

[Anonymous No.13478950]

>>13478947
>portuguese people are so obese
they're not tho?
ive been to portugal, most are pretty normal weight

[Anonymous No.13478953]

Reminder that irish whisky was the OG whisky and then scotch took all the fame for some reason

[Anonymous No.13478955]

love me some brazilian Feijoada

[Anonymous No.13478957]

>>13478933
>no cataplana dishes
>no alheira

>>13478947
citation needed bucko

[Anonymous No.13478959]

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[Anonymous No.13478965]

>>13478959
oh what i would give for a nice plate of labskaus right now
really need to visit oldenburg or hamburg soon

[Anonymous No.13478969]

>>13478965
>tfw visited west germany but barely tried german food
i should have stayed for longer

[Anonymous No.13478975]

This image is missing so many dishes that its kinda offensive

[Anonymous No.13478983]

>>13478969
labskaus is more of a northwest german thing. unfortunately up there we dont give a shit about most traditions and lots of regional dishes get lost in time. example: im from hannover and the once famous beef tongue ragout is only available in one restaurant thats in the absolute outskirts of the city. same with the infamous horse roulade (although you get some nice fire roasted horse sausages on markets around christmas)
overall i can definitely recommend it though, if you find a quality restaurant most german food is divine, even down south (although the people are shit)

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>>13478955
>no uma
kinda disappointed tbdesu

[Anonymous No.13479170]

>>13479013
one of the most bullshit maps i have ever come across.

[Anonymous No.13479188]

>>13479013
absolute bullshit\
not even close to being accurate

[Anonymous No.13479238]

>>13478928
Loaf bread for sandwiches and toast and shit, but we have bakery sections in EVERY supermarket, very nice selection of different breads, lots of Italian and french breads.

[Anonymous No.13479247]

>>13478941
lol this is not true, you pay for tapas. Only place this may be true is Granada where it is common to get a free tapa with a drink. Where are you from?
t. spaniard

[Anonymous No.13479321]

>>13479247
in galicia we dont pay for tapas either. this is how tapas should be anywhere
its only pintxos that are supposed to be paid for

[Anonymous No.13479339]

>>13479321
that is 100% a lie

[Anonymous No.13479548]

>>13479339
no its not? im from santiago and everytime i went to the bar for a drink i got tapas such as small tortilla or some chips or even a small plate of lentejas, or if i got a coffee id get some snack or even a tiny orange juice glass for free.

[Anonymous No.13479560]

>>13479548
maybe because it is your local place that you go and they know you so they give you something for free as a gift, look at a menu. there is prices for tapas if you want to order a smaller portion of something

[Anonymous No.13479566]

>>13479560
no man, ive had tapas on the first time visiting bars, i swear on me mom
the literal definition of tapas is that
you can buy bigger tapa "rations" probably, but i never did

[Anonymous No.13479568]

>>13479548
That's like an american going to a bar where they serve you a little bowl of nuts with your drink and calling that tapas.

[Anonymous No.13479571]

>>13479568
thats literally a tapa.
its not a full meal-sized plate, its a small snack for free.

[Anonymous No.13479617]

>>13479571
sorry man but that's just not how it works granted I've never been to Galicia. Olives and things like that sure but no one is giving away actual tapas where prices are listed on the menu

[Anonymous No.13479663]

>>13479617
american moron, never post again

[Anonymous No.13479702]

>>13479663
Sevillano moron but nice try nigger

[Anonymous No.13479788]

>>13479617
nigger im literally galician ive lived here for over 20 years and thats how it works here
maybe stop visiting tourist traps where they take advantage of dumb foreigners

[Anonymous No.13479801]

>>13479788
you are the nigger, a tapa is a portion size. sure you can get something smaller than a tapa for free if the owner made something special that day but there are prices on the menu for a reason. for an american as yourself, a tapa is like a small size of something on a menu item

[Anonymous No.13479826]

>>13479801
>Una tapa en España es esencialmente un aperitivo que se sirve en la mayoría de los bares o restaurantes acompañando a la bebida (alcohólica o no).1 A este consumo itinerante (local, consumición y nuevo local) se le llama tapeo, o ir de tapas. En muchas regiones de España es bastante habitual salir a cenar o a comer los fines de semana a base de tapeo, forma de comer referida habitualmente como picar o picoteo

[Anonymous No.13479833]

>>13479826 https://www.lavanguardia.com/comer/tendencias/20191115/471572555032/zonas-espana-bebida-tapa-gratis.html
negrata

[Anonymous No.13480336]

>>13479833
>Vigo, Lugo y Santiago de Compostela
literally names 3 galician cities, but i've seen tapas in more cities than that and smaller cities and towns
food in general is served in more abundancy in Galicia imo, if you're a fatass you will love the restaurants, or save a lot of money