A Cookie for Every Country

China: Hang Geen Beng

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Very few cattle are raised in China, so dairy products such as milk, cheese and butter are hard to come by and rarely used in traditional Ch...
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Nicaragua: Rosquillas

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The Cuisine of Nicaragua is as diverse as its inhabitants. It is a mixture of criollo style food and pre-Columbian dishes. When the Spaniard...
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Peru: Alfajores de Manjar Blanco

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There is no doubt that Alfajores are native to South America, and each country has their little spin on this delectable delight. In Argentin...
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Russia: Pryanik

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Russian honeybread has been made since the 9 th century, at which time they were made with rye-flour, honey and berry-juice. Over time, som...
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Italy: Biscotti con Pignoli

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Although many people think of biscotti only as the double baked, hardened treats that we dip in our coffee or tea, biscotti is actually a ...
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Iran: Nan-e Nokhodchi

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The number seven has been sacred in Iran for thousands of years as it is said to represent the "Seven Eternal Laws" which embodied...

Hungary: Kifli

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When foreigners think of Hungarian cuisine, goulash and chicken paprika naturally spring to mind. However, traditional Hungarian food doesn...

Nigeria: Shuku-Shuku

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Nigeria has such a variety of people and cultures that it is difficult to pick one national dish. Each area has its own regional favorite th...
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Syria: Barazeh

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What Syrian food lacks in variety, it makes up for in delicious, fresh flavours and savoury spices. Damascenes are tremendously proud of the...
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United States: Nestle Toll House Cookies

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Like hamburgers and apple pie, nothing says the United States better than chocolate chip cookies. I am relatively certain that there is not ...
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