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In line with the celebration of the Sydney International Food Festival, the flags of participating countries were depicted in the form of a delicacy from each nation. I stumbled upon these yummy pictures at wildammo.com.

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BRAZIL

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SOUTH KOREA

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ITALY

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LEBANON

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SPAIN

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JAPAN

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SWITZERLAND

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VIETNAM

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AUSTRALIA

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FRANCE

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GREECE

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INDIA

Yum, yum, yum!!! Ooooh, this makes me want to roam around the world and get a taste of each nation! See yah!

 

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