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Spain vs Mexico

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Question	Answer
la paella	Spain
el menudo	Mexico
el gazpacho	Spain
el jugo *Mexico	el zumo *Spain
la morcilla, el chorizo	Spain
las empanadas	both
la cena	dinner (typically very late 8-10pm and lighter than US dinner. Stores close around 8 or 9pm)
los tacos de carnitas	Mexico
los churros con chocolate	Spain
la tortilla española, la tortilla	Spain
el jamón serrano, el jamón ibérico	Spain
el café con leche	Spain probably more so than Mexico
los licuados	both
el cocido	Spain
el pastel *Mexico	la torta *Spain (like a torte cake is a layered cake with many thin layers)
las papas *Mexico	las patatas *Spain
el lomo con patatas	Spain
el almuerzo, la comida (Mexico)	lunch, the biggest meal of the day (typically long mealtime between 2-4pm. Many stores close and people go home to eat and have a time to rest--"siesta.")
los churros	Mexico
los chiles rellenos	Mexico
los chilaquiles	Mexico
el bocadillo, la bocata	Spain
la merienda	late afternoon/early evening snack (especially for students after getting home from school)
la sopa de tortilla	Mexico
el mole poblano	Mexico
la sopa de lima	Mexico
la horchata	both
los elotes	Mexico
los tacos al pastor	Mexico
el desayuno	breakfast (typically between 7-9am)
las tapas	Spain
los huevos con chorizo	Mexico
la tortilla *Mexico (round flatbread wrap)	la tortilla or la tortilla española *Spain (potato omelet served in pie wedges...sort of like a crustless quiche)
el sándwich or la torta *Mexico	el bocadillo or la bocata

la paella	Answer: Spain	1	0	false
Mexico	Question: el menudo	2	1	false
el gazpacho	Answer: Spain	3	0	false
el jugo *Mexico	Answer: el zumo *Spain	4	0	false
Spain	Question: la morcilla, el chorizo	5	1	false
las empanadas	Answer: both	6	0	false
la cena	Answer: dinner (typically very late 8-10pm and lighter than US dinner. Stores close around 8 or 9pm)	7	0	false
el café con leche	Answer: Spain probably more so than Mexico	12	0	false
both	Question: los licuados	13	1	false
el cocido	Answer: Spain	14	0	false
el pastel *Mexico	Answer: la torta *Spain (like a torte cake is a layered cake with many thin layers)	15	0	false
las papas *Mexico	Answer: las patatas *Spain	16	0	false
el lomo con patatas	Answer: Spain	17	0	false
los churros	Answer: Mexico	19	0	false
los chiles rellenos	Answer: Mexico	20	0	false
los chilaquiles	Answer: Mexico	21	0	false
la merienda	Answer: late afternoon/early evening snack (especially for students after getting home from school)	23	0	false
la sopa de tortilla	Answer: Mexico	24	0	false
el mole poblano	Answer: Mexico	25	0	false
la sopa de lima	Answer: Mexico	26	0	false