A pork bifana sandwich with yellow mustard from a cafe in Lisbon.

Bifana sandwich – Lisbon, Portugal

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

Porridge, øllebrød – Copenhagen, Denmark

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Steamed ribs, peas and rice, mac and cheese wedge from the Bahamas

Peas and rice, steamed meats – Nassau, the Bahamas

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Curried scallop pie from Richmond Bakery near Hobart, Tasmania

Curried scallop pie – Hobart, Tasmania

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A plate of rappie pie, an Acadian potato dish, from a restaurant in Nova Scotia.

Rappie pie in Nova Scotia

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A prego steak sandwich from a seafood restaurant in Lisbon, Portugal.

Prego – Lisbon, Portugal | Eat Your World

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Pataniscas de bacalhau from a Lisbon tasca

Pataniscas de bacalhau – Lisbon, Portugual

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Acadian potato pancakes with sour cream in Nova Scotia.

Acadian potato pancakes in Nova Scotia

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A shelf display of local Tasmanian whiskies and gin in Hobart.

Tasmanian Whisky, Gin, Apple Cider – Hobart, Tasmania

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