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The document summarizes key aspects of gastronomy in 5 different countries - Spain, Poland, Turkey, Italy, and Romania. It outlines some traditional ingredients, dishes, drinks, and customs related to food culture in each country. These include ingredients introduced via conquests, multi-meal patterns in Spain, common soups and main dishes in Poland, Ottoman influences on Turkish cuisine, regional diversity in Italian food, and Romanian dishes featuring pork, dairy, and corn.
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