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How to Eat Like a Local in Menorca, Spain
Belgians dip French fries in it, Americans spread it on sandwiches, and Spain fancies it as a sauce for broiled fish. This mother of all sauces, mayonnaise, is believed to have originated on the Spanish island of Menorca. Local legend says … Continue reading
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