Sausage and Sauerkraut (Germany / Poland)
Fun fact: while sauerkraut is solidly German, it was actually invented in China. You might have also heard of kimchee, which is basically Korean sauerkraut.
Fun fact: while sauerkraut is solidly German, it was actually invented in China. You might have also heard of kimchee, which is basically Korean sauerkraut.
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