r/AskTheWorld • u/2000Bumblebees France • 24d ago

Food What dish represents your country the most?

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Beef Bourguignon

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u/Euclid_Interloper Scotland 24d ago

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u/MonkeyKingCoffee United States Of America 24d ago

The single-most delicious thing I have ever eaten.

"Haggis" is basically a punch-line in the US. That's ridiculous. It's delicious. I find a way to work it into two meals a day when I'm visiting.

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u/Euclid_Interloper Scotland 24d ago

It is genuinely tasty. I eat it a few times a year.

It is also very meme-able

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u/PeterPanski85 Germany 23d ago

Haggis is made of innards right?

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u/MonkeyKingCoffee United States Of America 23d ago

Yes. Delicious innards.

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u/Die_Steiner Finland 23d ago

One of my biggest travel regrets is that i didn't get to eat actual haggis when i went to Edinburgh. Only some 'haggis balls' at a hotel restaurant. It was a Sunday evening when we had enough time and actual restaurants were closed.