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Throughout the week, we’ve asked listeners to submit essays detailing their most memorable food experience abroad. Today, we invite the winners on the show to judge national dishes cooked by some of Worldview’s regular contributors, in our International Food Smackdown.


International Food Smackdown

We've chosen a panel of listeners, with outstanding global culinary experience, to judge the national dishes of our Worldview contributors in the International Food Smackdown.
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