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Revision as of 01:49, 19 November 2024
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Fried Gregens
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Fire Boiled Ashoga
These popular street foods are sold boiled in chili oil and inhabited by a fire elemental. The are rumored to be in the 3 million scovile units |
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Turducken Mini Dogs in sauce
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Grfopduf in a Naodipw sauce
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Fliiijj and Poog on pasta
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Sonoran Dogs
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Mock Gaack with Iggesh dipping sauce
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Fekkeck Eggs w/ Dag Oysters
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Gruenschlick, Vaalgschlick & Sydkfvn
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Yuggo Filets w/ pickled Nimjp
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Fried Ashoga
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