Spain has many different traditional foods because it is an amalgamation of former Kingdoms, Counties, and Duchys. Here are some examples:
Spain is a country of regions. Each region has it's own traditional foods.
The typical music in spain is very low, traditional music, it has the spanish touch to it, and it is usually put together with marracas and tambourines and stuff like that :)
Tortillas and enchiladas are typical mexican food. Tacos and Nachos however are not typical mexican foods. These not traditional foods anre called Tex-Mex. Mixture of mexican and texan
my guess - typical - spanish foods but not mexican. there IS a difference ya know.
Some typical Oktoberfest foods to try are pretzels, sausages, schnitzel, and sauerkraut. These traditional German dishes are popular at the festival and are a must-try for visitors.
Tortillas and enchiladas are typical mexican food. Tacos and Nachos however are not typical mexican foods. These not traditional foods anre called Tex-Mex. Mixture of mexican and texan
There is no single traditional food in Spain. Spain is an amalgamation of former Kingdoms, Counties, and Duchys that speak a common language. They each have distinct traditional foods. The one single food common to almost all, and eaten almost 3 meals a day is bread. To read about some of the traditional or distinctive regional dishes found in Spain, see the related question and answer further down this page.
The food that people enjoy in Panama includes plantains, Gallo pinto, and Chicharrones. Other foods that are typical and traditional include corvina and ceviche.
Traditional foods are foods that are unique to a certain culture, such as sushi for Japan, and spicy crayfish dishes for Louisiana.
Spain's favorite foods are mostly cheese, pizza and bread.
There are no traditional foods for the feast of the Immaculate Conception.
Wheat and potato are some traditional foods of Russia