Colombian Food

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Some foods and drinks that are famous in Colombia. Sabajon is a drink that is considered Eggnog. It is spiked with something known as firewater, and firewater is a strong alcoholic drink. Another famous drink is called Coco Loco. This is a Colombian Coconut Cocktail, popular on the Caribbean coast of the country. Colombian food is very diverse than any other foods. Sudado de Pollo is a chicken stew. It is delicious when served with rice, which soaks up the sauce on the side. Another food thats famous in Colombia is Pescado Frito, which is fish served with fruits and vegetables on the sides. Chuleta Valluna is pork which is one of the easiest most popular dishes in Colombian resturaunts. The last food that I’m going to talk about is Arroz Con

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