Chao geda, or Chinese gnocchi, from Beijing.

Chao Geda – Beijing, China

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A Texas weiner

Texas Weiner in North Jersey – Iconic NJ foods

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Open, or unclosed, momo dumplins with dipping sauce in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Open momo – Kathmandu, Nepal

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A bowl of momo jhol achar, or momo dumplings in soup, from Kathmandu

Momo jhol achar – Kathmandu, Nepal

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Aloo tama, a potato and bamboo shoots soup in Nepali cuisine, served in a bowl in Kathmandu

Aloo tama – Kathmandu, Nepal

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Selection of Chinese tea leaves from a Beijing tea (cha) shop.

Tea, cha – Beijing, China

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A plate of chatamari, Nepali crepe, with some sides of beans, potatoes, and meat from Kathmandu.

Chatamari in Kathmandu, Nepal | Eat Your World

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Fried fish and chips and cole slaw from Shaw's Landing in Nova Scotia.

Fish and chips in Nova Scotia

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Utah fry sauce and fries from Crown Burgers near Salt Lake City

Fry sauce in Utah | Eat Your World

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A bowl of porridge, havregrød, from Grød in Copenhagen, Denmark

Porridge, øllebrød – Copenhagen, Denmark

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