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The history and origin of many famous dishes may not be as you think. What country is on your mind when you think of french fries, hamburgers or croissants? Or even swedish meatballs? Do you love pub fare as much as I do? Well, you might be surprised then 😎
As always, some funny facts you'd never would guess ; )

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Time Stamps
00:00 Intro
00:20 Dishes Facts 1
00:33 Wrong Dishes Origin No. 5
00:47 Wrong Dishes Origin No. 4
01:03 Wrong Dishes Origin No. 3
01:19 Wrong Dishes Origin No. 2
01:35 Wrong Dishes Origin No. 1
01:54 Dishes Facts 2

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Swedish meatballs actually originated in Turkey. The recipe was brought to Sweden from Turkey by King Charles XII in the 18th century.
The hamburger traces its origins to the United States in the 1890s. But as its name indicates, the hamburger was invented in Hamburg, Germany.
It stems from the “Hamburg steak,” or a patty made of salted beef and breadcrumbs. By the early 1800s, the beloved patty arrived in the United States as people emigrated from Hamburg. The rest, as they say, is history.

The Roman emperor Julius Caesar invented the Caesar salad.
The famous salad was invented in 1923 by chef Caesar Cardini in Tijuana, Mexico.

Potato chips were invented in London, England, in the mid-19th century.
Originally named Saratoga chips, they are said to have been invented in Saratoga, New York, in 1853.



Croissants were invented in France in 1686.
They were first baked to commemorate the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in the Battle of Vienna.

The sandwich was invented in England in 1700.
The Earl of Sandwich is said to have come up with the dish while gambling.

Fortune cookies are thought to have been invented in China.
Sorry! Wrong answer. The answer is FALSE.
An 1878 Japanese etching of fortune cookies being baked is among the earliest known references to the after-dinner treat.

French fries originated in Paris in 1680.
Sorry! Wrong answer. The answer is FALSE.
Namur, Belgium, is said to be the birthplace of this ubiquitous side dish.

Chocolate chip cookies were first eaten by the ancient Mayan people of Peru.
They were invented in Massachusetts in 1930 by Ruth Wakefield, who also invented the chocolate chip.

The ice cream cone was invented in the United States in 1904.
Summertime would never be the same again after the St. Louis World’s Fair.

The Roman emperor Julius Caesar invented the Caesar salad.
The famous salad was invented in 1923 by chef Caesar Cardini in Tijuana, Mexico.

The California roll sushi dish was invented in San Francisco.
The roll was reportedly introduced in the 1960s by chef Ichiro Mashita in Los Angeles.

Pasta
A favourite of many, pasta is a staple food in Italy. Those who believe that pasta is an Italian dish might be in for a shock, as it originated in China. It was discovered by none other than Marco Polo, the famous Italian explorer!

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Sauerkraut
Though it’s hard to imagine a German feast without sauerkraut, the fermented cabbage dish actually originated in China. The dish eventually made its way to Europe via migrating tribes. Fermentation has indeed been around for ages, and it has many health benefits regardless of where it’s used!

Chicken tikka masala
With a name like chicken tikka masala, one automatically assumes that such a dish would be Indian. In truth, it was apparently created in Glasgow, Scotland, by a chef who made an impromptu spicy yogurt sauce for his chicken to please a customer. Learn how to make it in your pressure cooker.

Croissants
Contrary to popular belief, France is not responsible for those heavenly pastries known as croissants, though they were certainly refined there. No, they were created in Austria, albeit a bit less flaky than the croissants we know and love today!

French fries
Another item France can’t claim is french fries, even though the name points directly to that nation. The origin of those deep-fried potato sticks have been traced back to Belgium instead, and they’ve now made their permanent mark on the USA.