Special street food/Special street food introduction

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, ' ' , Berlin, Germany? Curry sausage (rr)
, ' ' , Berlin's curry sausage is famous, and most people should have heard of it. Slices of grilled sausage are served with tomato sauce sprinkled with curry powder, sometimes with French fries, sometimes with a bun. Curry sausages are found in huts around the road. Sometimes a hut that looks inconspicuous at first glance can be instantly transformed into a good place for locals to gather to eat snacks and drink beer by putting out a shade board and placing a few chairs in the morning. They are usually found near subway stations, so remember to keep your eyes open and look for them!
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, ' ' , Polish? Jewish pizza
, ' ' , This street food whose Polish pronunciation is similar to "zapiekonka" is said to have come from Jewish immigrants. The idea is to cut the baguette in half, spread it with mushrooms, cheese, sausage or various other readily available ingredients, sprinkle the top with thick cheese and put it in the oven together, and finally top it with tomato sauce (mayonnaise or yogurt is also a good idea) Good company!), is this generous and filling kosher pizza. You can find it in almost every major city in Poland. If you come to Krakfurt, don’t forget to go to its legendary birthplace, the Jewish Quarter, to buy one. The base is long and not as good as an authentic French baguette. The crispy texture is much softer, so you don't have to worry about the problem of scattered bread crumbs. Take a bite of this special pizza while walking around the old city buildings!
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, ' ' , British Cornwell Pie
, ' ' , Are you used to hearing us say that Britain has no delicious food? It turns out that as long as you choose the right area, the fish and chips will definitely taste different. But when it comes to street food, thanks to the diverse immigrant community, street food in the UK is really not hard to find. Even the pizza on the streets of London is fresher and juicier than in Austria. However, among the many street snacks, the most delicious and "British" one to me is the Cornwell pie. The Cornwell pie, which looks like a large dumpling, originated from the Cornwell area. In ancient times, most people made a living by mining. It was not easy to deliver food, and the dark working environment was not suitable for eating with a knife and fork. A smart housewife had an idea. , knead the flour, wrap the leftovers from the dinner in it, and bake it in the oven at high temperature. It is a pie that is easy to carry, convenient to eat, and yet nutritious enough to provide the miners with enough strength. The traditional taste is potato and beef. When you bite into it, the gravy is rich but not greasy. Nowadays, the taste is more diverse, and there is even an English breakfast flavor, including bacon, eggs and boiled beans that are essential for English breakfast. Is it delicious or not? ? There is a British proverb that goes like this: If you want to eat delicious food in the UK, eat breakfast three times a day! (B, b!) The price is also very attractive. Even in a place like the UK where prices are so high, you can easily get a meal for less than 3 pounds. What a delicious pie, don’t you want to eat it?
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, ' ' , Austrian Vienna Cheese Sausage (r)
, ' ' , Austria, which is also a German-speaking country, has a slightly different sausage flavor from Germany. It usually comes He said that Austrian bratwurst has slightly more fat and tastes juicier. This cheese sausage can be found everywhere in Vienna and is recognized as a very Austrian street snack. The way to eat it is to choose a hot dog burger - as shown in the picture, stuff the crispy grilled cheese sausage into the bun. This bun is not soft like a big burger, but has a thick texture and a wheat flavor. Maybe it is served on a plate and surrounded by Put a small piece of rye bread on it, take a bite of sausage with a fork, and take another bite of the bread. The cheese in the sausage is very rich and has a milky texture. Just taking a bite and watching the cheese gradually pour out is very satisfying. If you are in the first district of Vienna, it is recommended that you go around to the opera house and look for this cheese sausage. Compared with ordinary shops in subway stations, the cheese sausage here is thicker, has less fat, and has a great flavor. !
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, ' ' , Dutch people who have been fighting the sea all their lives, street food is natural It is also inseparable from the seafood. The pickled anchovies are added with minced onions and pickled cucumbers, which is very different from the sashimi we are used to eating. Although it smells a bit strong, the fishy smell is nowhere to be seen when it is imported. , paired with minced onions, it’s surprisingly refreshing. The salty fish paired with cool pickles is a little more refreshing. If paired with a glass of beer, it will definitely be the first choice in summer. The Dutch’s special way of eating it is It's raw, without any seasoning, and you can just lift a piece of fish up and slide it into your mouth, straight to your belly, without wasting any of the seafood. If the salty taste is still there after eating, then buy a small round waffle sprinkled with powdered sugar, and then Eat it!
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-. Thailand: Grilled Fish Skewers
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- Thai people thread four small fish on bamboo skewers and bake them into a salty, crispy and delicious delicacy.
- . Indian Vegetarian Samosa
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- Just for you Fried in front of the front, it is a delicacy you must not miss, and the vegetarian fillings are fragrant and delicious.
Afghanistan:
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- This is a kind of vegetarian flatbread, with a filling inside Filled with potatoes, spinach, lentils and pumpkin. Available roasted or fried.
- . Afghanistan: Pine Nuts
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- Afghans are fond of their nuts, They have endless wheelbarrows of nuts, sold by the pound or by the bag, and the quality is excellent.
- . Laos: Fried Bats
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- The fried bats are a bit overwhelming, originally. It tastes like chicken.
- . Maldives: Fried Snacks
- From now on, snack bars will be everywhere here, and fried snack streets are widely loved by locals. There are many varieties of snacks, usually Comes with minced tuna and local Maldivian chili sauce.
- . Malaysia:
means wonderful mixture. Indeed, this snack is a mixture of eggs, meat, some puff pastry and peanut butter (in Malaysia Ketchup is also available in night markets), put these in a plastic bag, put a fork, and you can enjoy it.
- . Romania:
- This is a snack-like noodle. Biscuits topped with poppy seeds instead of salt. They are sold on the streets of Romania. Paired with beer, they taste great.
- . Turkey: Burger
- This kind of burger can be found everywhere in Turkey, Very popular. You’ll definitely want to eat one or two of these garlicky meat balls on a bun.
- . Argentina: Hot Dog
- A hot dog is a grilled sausage sandwiched between crispy French bread. Snacks, with a strong barbecue flavor, are the perfect expression of the connection between Argentina’s Latin civilization and European civilization.