What country's cuisine is the best?
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Italy...no matter what region you're talking about.  The whole freaking country has the best food in the world!
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History, culture, and good food.
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Iran, North Korea, or Cuba. \n\nLack of rights, and food. \nCuba has nice weather.
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Do you mean the country Chile or the dish Chilli? If it is the former.. try a search by spelling the country correctly and you are sure to get the Chilean Tourist Board or some such like.
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the best country is Nigeria .
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New Zealand! The people there are so nice.. And the school system there is so much better! Plus they have the best candy.. And bakery's.. They are to die for!! I love it there.. I can't wait to go back! :)\n\nOops.. Forgot this.. \nIt is the most beautiful place in the world! All of that lush green land.. And the mountains! Absolutely wonderful.. You have to go there!
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India Obviously\n\ncoz its the best in all ways\n\nask me personally y????????????
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As pointed out there are many levels on which this could be answered.\nHowever, your question suggests which country has the most might regardless of component factors.\nhere goes.\n1.USA\n2.china.\n3.israel.\n4.britain.\n5.france.\n6.north korea\n7.russia\n8.finland\n9.australia\n10japan.
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Turkey, well it sounds funny thats a plus.\n\nI like turkish food. I have a good friend who was a teacher in Turkey and he liked it there quite a bit.\n\nI am scared of turkish prisons though, I hear there are a lot of brutally gay men in there, and I don't think that would be much fun at all.
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Bread.  Ukrainian bread is the best in the world.  And watermelons from Herson are the best.  And I don't drink, but I hear that Ukraine has the best vodka in the world.
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I think it is by far the best place on Earth.\nGreat and friendly people, AMAZINGLY great food, lots of fun, and a rich historical background. Enough?
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france definitely.  think about it, great food (always number one); art, that may never be shown outside france, as well as the museums in which it's shown; architecture, illustrating 1500 years of western history; the many different regions of the country, from north atlantic seacoast to the french alps, and in between the wine country (nothing like Napa valley), and world class mediterranean beaches.  add to that, you can get on a train and be practically anywhere in europe in a matter of hours.\n\ni guess the best part is the cultural thing, if you've never been outside usa, you can only have a very limited perspective.  unless your heritage is asian or african, you probably have roots in europe, and you owe it to yourself to experience that culture.\n\ni suppose i'm somewhat biased having been to california often enough, but i gotta say the same company that built all the ugly malls in california built the one in this town as well, and taco bell in california is no better than taco bell anywhere, the same worthless crap on telivision.  you might stay in a nice comfort inn, but it's no different than the one out by the freeway in your town.  on the otherhand we have a better disney than the one outside paris.
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my favorite country would be the one i live in, even when i havent visited another country i know this is my favorite one (i am not being patriotic).\nthe best language is know would be patios (patwah) in this language anything goes.\nmy country is no other than JAMAICA (JAMROCK)
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I don't know where you got THAT piece of inof, since Brazil is widely called the best. Germany, England and Spain are pretty good too, but America just doesn't figure in there.
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Good Lord...the UK is great.  I lived there for a while, i live in Germany now, but Europe is so much better than the US....everything is just great.  We don't have our whole country dying of obesity, scandals don't wreck our government, our crime rates are a heck of a lot lower, our food is great.  Come over here, you won't regret it.
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The Netherlands.  It's a really interesting place with all sorts of interesting geographical features. The busiest port in Europe (I think) really good air links to the rest of the world. Fabulous canals that drain huge parts of the country as well as being used to move goods around, the old rhine still flows through parts of it, dykes, polders, railway stations built on piles, a chain of interesting sand-spit islands with some really odd breeds of sheep on them an international market in flowers and plants and if you are planning to go there as part of this project then almost everyone speaks good english and german (and the food is lekker - if you are not vegetarian).
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No question, the two best culinary schools in the country are CIA (Culinary Institute of America), and Johnson and Wales.