In Helsinki, traditional Finnish cuisine features dishes like rye bread, salmon soup, and reindeer meat, often accompanied by seasonal vegetables. Locals enjoy "karjalanpiirakka" (Karelian pasties) filled with rice or potatoes, and "loimulohi" (flame-grilled salmon) is a popular dish in summer. For drinks, Finnish coffee is widely consumed, and there's a growing craft beer scene, while traditional beverages like "salmiakki" (salty liquorice) and berry-infused drinks are also enjoyed. The city's vibrant food scene also embraces international cuisines, reflecting its diverse population.
I am not actually sure what they drink but they probably eat croissant's
they can drink blood from people and they mostly eat things that contain blood
they eat rice and chicken
what did poor people eat and drink in the victorian era
Mcdonalds
Drink milk and eat pasta
It depends on the person we can drink milk with cereals (children) eat bread drink tea
Koreans eat anything like Chinese.
they can drink there urine
food people and water
kava and papayes.
because they be hungry