#103

In no particular order…

Japanese
Indian
Mexican
Italian
Greek
Turkish
Persian

My word so many delicious places

#104
  1. Middle East catch-all
  2. Spanish
  3. Chinese
  4. Indian
  5. Italian
  6. French
  7. Mexican
  8. Greek
  9. Japanese
  10. Thai
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#105
  1. England (Terry’s Chocolate Orange)
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#106

Think Vietnamese is my favourite if that is what you are asking

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#107

Which nation has the best vegan cuisine? I often thought I could never focus enough to stop eating meat, but my mates’ vegan Indian and Thai curries are mindblowingly good.

A little spice goes a long, long way.

#108

Potatoes are of course native first to Mexico

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#109

Spain’s pretty good, isn’t it? Paella and really good ham, plus cava, and other stuff.

Italy, though, obviously.

#110

Literally anything good was just nicked from them

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#111

and where would the mexicans be without our…err…

#112

yes i agree with italy. sicilian dishes especially are amazing.

#113

Lebanese I reckon. Maybe Mexican or Indian

Italian is probably the nicest overall but harder without cheese

#114

but then i do enjoy a good thai :thinking:

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#115

I work Saturdays in a Spanish place and the scraps of stuff that I eat are alright.

#116

That’s in England though so probably doesn’t count.

#117

Turkey is a great shout tbf

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#118

I think people are doing British cuisine a disservice in this thread. It’s not my favourite but it’s not completely out of the conversation. You’ve got full English brekkies, fish and chips, Sunday roasts, bangers and mash, shepherd’s pie, Cornish pasties, Yorkshire pudding, dumplings, stews, apple crumble, banoffee pie, spotted dick, custard. You could easily get by just on British dishes if you really tried.

The correct answer is Chinese though

#119

The question is not

What nation has the most succulent cuisine, pound for pound?

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#120

Pre-industrial British food was really interesting too, innovated a lot but also was pretty adventurous mixing different flavours, a far cry from the blandness that’s really just a shadow of the wars and rationing era. Shame it’s mostly disappeared tbh.

#121

not on my watch.

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#122

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Sri Lanka. This cost about £4