cultural food

marjukka, siiri
Finland & coffee:
Finnish people are known for
drinking the most coffee in the
world, but the coffee itself isn’t
made in Finland.
Coffee usually comes from Africa
and South America and even more
specifically in Ethiopia and
Brazil.

This knowledge comes from

wikipedia :)
Japan & salmon:
This country is known
for their one of the
kind dish named sushi.
You may think that all
the salmon which is
used in some of the
sushi comes from
Japan.
The truth is that a
lot of salmon is from
other countries for
example Norway and
USA.

https://bettermarketin
g.pub/how-norway-convi
nced-japan-that-sushi-
was-made-with-salmon-4
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The United Kingdom & tea:
British people drink each
year over 36 billion cups
of tea.
Surprisingly the tea
doesn’t come from UK.
The biggest tea-producing
countries are China, India,
Sri Lanka and Kenya.
Iceland & cod-liver oil:
Icelandic people have to eat
cod-liver oil because the
sun doesn’t shine as much as
in other countries.
Cod-liver oil includes A-
and D-vitamins.
Iceland produces some of the
oil, but a lot of it comes
from Norway, Poland and
Japan.
Russia & vodka

Vodka is famous Russian alcoholic drink,

but shocking news is that it’s also made
in Sweden, Finland, Poland and USA.
This very strong alcohol includes
different grains in different countries.
For example Russia uses wheat, Poland
uses rye and Finnish people use barley.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vodka