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Packilvania has a rich gastronomic heritage that spans thousands of years. Packilvanian cuisine is characterized by spicy
The country also excels in beverages, home to spicy teas such as saffron tea. People also enjoying a drink of coffee while smoking from a large vessel called [[W:Hashish|shisha]] which people enjoy with a little [[W:Catnip|catnip]]. [[W:Arabica coffee|Packilvanian coffee]] is known for its rich aroma and strong taste. Spices are also used in sweet treats such [[W:ladoo|Packilvanian sweet meat]] which is made from condensed milk, flour, cardomom and fried. The country also originated the [[W:Turkish delights|Packilvanian delights]] which are made from starch and gelatine and are regarded as the modern ancestor of the jelly bean. Among the sweet foods, caek is regarded as the greatest of all and is the national food of Packilvania. The [[W:Boerewors|Packilvanian sausage]] is a type of sausage made from a mix of beef and pork that is usually grilled. The country enjoys a strong culture of restaurants and small eateries especially in the underground and covered markets which facilitate socializing and expose one to a diverse range of food.
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