How To Cook National Flags Can Also Be ... Delicious - Recipe

Victoria Aly Author: Victoria Aly Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Cook National Flags Can Also Be ... Delicious - Recipe

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At the International Food Festival in Sydney, the national flags of different countries were presented , made from typical food products . Check out some of them.

 

 

 

Italy - of course the ingredients are basil, spaghetti and tomatoes.

 

The Vietnamese flag  is made of carambola and rambutan

 

USA  - of course, hot dogs and mustard.

 

Great Britain  - dough base with jam and cream.

 

The flag of Turkey is made entirely of Turkish delight (that of anything else).

 

Thai - from coconut (grated), blue crab and chili sauce.

 

Switzerland - Emmental cheese and various salamis.

 

Spain - a combination of rice and chorizo.

 

South Korea is represented by rice in seaweed and various sauces.

 

The Lebanese flag is made of lavash, parsley and fatush.

 

Japan - tuna and rice.

 

Indonesia - curry and rice.

 

India - rice, curry, dough.

 

Greece - what else but feta and olives.

 

France - blue cheese, grapes and brie.

 

China - the exotic plant pitahaya and the star fruit carambola.

 

Brazil - a whole fruit salad :): lime, pineapple and passion fruit on banana leaves.

 

Australia - meat pie with ketchup.

 

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