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Spanish people traditionally eat tapas, which are small plates of foods like tortilla, ham, olives, sausage, and meatballs that are meant to be shared among friends. They also enjoy paella, a large pan of rice and seafood that is cooked and shared with family and friends. The document provides examples of popular Spanish tapas dishes and discusses the Spanish traditions of eating small plates of various foods communally.
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- 3. Tortilla or Spanish potato omelette Ham and Olives Spicy sausage (Chorizo) Meatballs Patatas Bravas (potatoes with tomato sauce) But there are lots more.
- 4. Spanish people like to eat paella. They usually make a big pan and share it with their family and friends. It is made using rice, vegetables, chicken and fish.
- 5. Paella, tortilla, meatballs and chorizo (spicy sausage)
- 6. El Fin