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Espresso reigns supreme in Europe. In a cezve, coffee is boiled in Turkey and its adjacent nations.
Remember that meme where British folks go crazy about Americans heating up water for tea in the microwave?
It always seems strange to me that popcorn isn't more widely available overseas, especially microwaveable varieties. It is typically offered as a special treat at carnivals or Christmas markets rather than as a typical nibble in the snack aisle.
A staple American food is a beautiful thick pan of sweet cornbread, though you may find variations in other nations. At tables abroad, it would confound most people.
While peanut butter isn't as popular outside of the US, Europeans like Nutella. As a result, peanut butter and jelly, or peanut butter cookies, are not very common on the global scene.
S'mores
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Never mind that marshmallows aren’t standard. Neither are graham crackers.
Buffalo wings
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Although most people know that dates are great for enhancing the digestive system, they also have the potential to protect the heart.
Nonfat Milk
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Having a cup of milk a day could help lower high blood pressure.
Hibiscus Tea
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Try some hibiscus tea the next time you're in the mood for a scorching hot cup held between your palms.
Pomegranate Juice
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Snodgrass is a big fan of this juice and drinks it frequently! It has been demonstrated that pomegranate juice raises systolic blood pressure, which gauges the force in your arteries during a heartbeat.