Ukrainian sYrnyky, zapikAnka, or any of the dozens of porridges 😊     See Less

Dude, I wasn't even close on any of those!     See Less

the cottage cheese bun absolutely exists in Hungary but it's not eaten for breakfast traditionally, it's called "túrós batyu" or "cottage cheese bundle" and usu     See More not contain dried fruits (except for raisins but that divides the nation whether you put raisins in túrós batyu or not). we also give it a powdered sugar sprinkle after cooling    See Less

I guessed that #4 was either Peru or Nepal.     See Less

You guys are Brits, why use miles. Don't be ashamed. Use kilometers.     See Less

Changua is supposed to be broth-like. It's not thick or porridge like at all. .Though happy Colombia is showcased, this was not the right preparation of it. Google an image of changua.     See More y'all need a latina in production. lol    See Less

the first one is really similar to Hunarian túrós batyu (túró is a hungarian take on cottage cheese, batyu is a traveller's pouch)     See Less

"closest by miles.."
First thought: What if other one is closer in kilometres? I mean yeah, it is same as saying closest by distance but nitpickers must nitpick.     See Less

that filo bun is like when they let their intrusive thoughts win LOL     See Less

As a Colombian, no it's not loved by anyone HAHAHAHAH but good job, first time I see Colombia in something like this but with one of the most uninspiring dishes you could have chosen. Wh     See More t i was thinking "is it changua?" NOO why would they do that to the normals? not even we Colombians like it! hahahah    See Less