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Eventually I grew to love nshima in Zambia. But even though I ate it just about every day, I still spent a lot of time attempting to recreate American dishes at home. I actually begged friends to send powdered cheese. And we ate it, gladly.
It may be nearly devoid of vegetables and a heart attack waiting to happen, but Georgian food is delicious. The national dish is a giant glob of melted cheese. What's not to love?
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