spain

[Anonymous No.15511290]

What do spanish people eat on a daily basis?
I can count the spanish food I know on the fingers of one hand, I doubt they eat the same 4-5 recipes on loop

>paella
>tapas
>tortilla
>patatas bravas
>gazpacho
>????

[Anonymous No.15511310]

>>15511290
Peak american post
Hey buddy, people in other countries eat more that what you local ethnic™ fast food joint serves

[Anonymous No.15511325]

>>15511310
I'm a spaghetti

I can name many french and brit dishes, but spain is a mistery except memefood

[Anonymous No.15511352]

I find it hilarious that Americas are more knowledgeable about different cuisines half way around the world than people who live close enough to take a day trip there. It's also sad that we don't have a 1st world rail system.

[Anonymous No.15511354]

Empanadas

[Anonymous No.15511356]

>>15511354
>Empanadas
argie food, no?

[Anonymous No.15511365]

>>15511352
>It's also sad that we don't have a 1st world rail system.
I found renfe pretty good for my interrail vacation, they reached over 300km/h like german and italian high speed trains

[Anonymous No.15511376]

>>15511356
It's tough b

[Anonymous No.15511421]

>>15511365
>interracial vacation
do americans really?

[Anonymous No.15511424]

>>15511421
>bbc vision

stop fapping to porn, you read a different word
anon, we're worried about you

- mom and dad

[Anonymous No.15511824]

>>15511290
a lot of fish, pork and stews in the north

[Anonymous No.15511995]

Breakfast is usually dried bread (not like American toast) or Maria cookies with coffee. Pea soup accompanies the tortilla. Dinner in courses, usually a bit of pate, maybe a croquette, meat/fish, etc, rice, salad, flan.