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For #TastyTuesday let's talk about eating around the world! Are you adventurous when it comes to your cuisines? I am...to a certain extent (no organs, no insects, no body parts...). So today let's talk tasty ethnic foods. These days, with the variety of restaurants and the variety on the grocery store shelves you can try ethnic foods and expand the worldview of your taste buds! 

If you like to cook and like to try out new recipes, try out one of the ones on the link below. Or check out the many ideas on Pinterest. 

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If you don't like to cook or don't feel brave enough to try cooking an international dish hunt down a restaurant in your local area to visit and try.









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