Spaniards originally made tapas to cover the top of drinks and keep flies out. Now they are common at many restaurants and bars. They eat them because they are delicious, and because there is a social side to standing around and enjoying them.
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The tradition where Filipinos eat rice was influenced by the Spaniards. Other foods that they have brought to the Philippines are paellas, lasagna and spaghetti.
tapas and curry
disadvantages brought by spaniards in the philippines
There are several main foods eaten in Spain. Different areas have their own popular foods. Some of these foods are gazpacho, paella, chorizo, and Spanish ham.
Tapas is normally eaten in a period around dinnertime
"Haggis" is a Scottish dish; Spaniards do not eat it at all. The most famous Spanish food is paella, but there are also numerous tapas that are commonly consumed like patatas bravas, jamon ibérico, solomillo, calamares, etc.
Various "tapas"
tortiilas, tapas,antojitos
Tapas are tapas
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Tapas are eaten before lunch, at 12 in the morning, because in Spain, people have a lunch really late (at 14:30 or 15:30). Although, tapas aren´t usually eaten. Spanish eat them on Sundays (or holiday days) with their friends. It is like a social event, such as English tea hour.
A tapa can be the lid on a pot, the cover on a book, or savory snacks. The most famous version is "savory snacks" as that version is known to many languages.
they usually eat chappas
Tortilla de patatas, paella, cocido, gazpacho, and tapas.
The price of one tapa (N.B. tapas is plural) in Spain ranges from somewhat less than 1eur in a local 'cervezeria' in a small village to excessive 5eur rubbish sold in touristic places like Barna, Sevilla or Madrid. There are bigger portions as well, called raciones. They are twice as big and twice as expensive (still cheap) as tapas. The best option is to go where the locals go. This usually means you'll have to go for a bar that has soccer matches on telly, with the owner screaming loudly at the 20yrs old television. It should be packed with screaming Spaniards and you should leave flabbergasted, satisfied and ridiculed by the Spaniards.
No! There are no alligators in Spain