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North America

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Canadian Maple Taffy (Maple Syrup Candy)

Maple Taffy is a treat that feels inseparable from the Canadian winter. Made by pouring hot maple syrup onto clean snow, it instantly cools and

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Canadian Nanaimo Bars (No-Bake Layered Dessert)

Nanaimo Bars stand out for their layered richness and effortless preparation. Famous for their no-bake method, they are built in three layers that work together

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Canadian Butter Tarts

Butter tarts sit at the centre of Canadian baking, a small pastry with a generous heart. A flaky shell holds a glossy filling that tastes

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Canadian Tourtière (Meat pie)

Tourtière is a Canadian classic, known for its golden crust and hearty filling. Originating in Quebec, this meat pie has become part of festive meals

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Poutine (Fries with Gravy and Cheese Curds)

Poutine is a plate that feels like a friendly moment on a cold day. Hot chips, fresh cheese curds, and glossy gravy land together in

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Tuna Casserole (Baked Tuna and Noodle Dish)

Tuna casserole is one of those comforting dishes that carries the warmth of home in every bite. A baked combination of noodles, tuna, and a

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Shrimp Boil (Seafood and Vegetable Feast)

A shrimp boil is more than just a meal. It is a lively, communal experience deeply rooted in coastal American culture. Built around generous portions

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Scrapple (Fried Pork and Cornmeal)

Scrapple might not win any awards for presentation, but for those who grew up with it, this humble dish is a cherished breakfast tradition. Found

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Rocky Mountain Oysters (Fried Bull Testicles)

Rocky Mountain oysters carry a name that often sparks curiosity, if not mild confusion. Despite sounding like a seafood delicacy, this traditional dish hails from

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Hoppin’ John (Black-Eyed Peas and Rice)

Hoppin’ John is more than just a bowl of black-eyed peas and rice. It carries a sense of tradition that stretches far beyond the dinner