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Funny Foods

111. Headcheese

Jellied meat from various farm animals. No cheese. See also Farming.

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112. Smörgåstårta

Swedish sandwich cake. See also Swedish.

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113. Threaded Spaghetti Hot Dog Bites

Yep.

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114. Hasenpfeffer

German for rabbit stew. Figured prominently in a Bugs Bunny episode. See also German.

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115. Cullen Skink

A speciality from the town of Cullen on Scotlands north-east coast, Cullen skink is a thick soup made from haddock, poatoes and onions. Theories as to where the word "skink" comes from differ: it may be a variation on the Scots skink, meaning soup made from shin of beef. See also Scottish.

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116. Fluffatella

Marshmallow Fluff and Nutella on bread, served with a side of diabetes. See also Snacks.

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117. Milo Shop

A chocolate beverage mix that makes anything taste better. See also Australian.

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118. Potaco

A baked potato shell with taco stuff inside.

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119. Linked Sausages

Especially when in the mouth of a dog running out of a butcher shop. Like this guy. See also Old-Timey.

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120. Mac and Epoisses

Mac and cheese but with Epoisses. Epoisses is one of the smelliest cheeses on the cheese board. Indeed, Epoisses has been banned from public transportation vehicles all over France. It is made from raw cow's milk and its rind is washed with pomace brandy. See also French.

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