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In Austria, people consume about 2289 g of food per day, with produce taking the biggest share at 36%, and fish and seafood coming in last at 2%. In Sudan, the daily total is around 1375 g, with produce leading at 35% and fish and seafood at the bottom with 0%.

Austria

Sudan

The average Austrian daily plate size is

The average Sudanese daily plate size is

2289 g.
1375 g.
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Grains

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Fish and seafood

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Produce

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Eggs and dairy

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Meats

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Sugar, fats and nuts

Austria test

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Grains 330 G

WHEAT

233 G

RICE

21 G

CORN

32 G

BARLEY

2 G

RYE

30 G

OATS

7 G

MILLET

0 G

SORGHUM

0 G

OTHER CEREALS

5 G

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Grains 416 G

WHEAT

185 G

RICE

10 G

CORN

3 G

BARLEY

0 G

RYE

0 G

OATS

0 G

MILLET

49 G

SORGHUM

169 G

OTHER CEREALS

0 G

The other part of the text. Most dishes in Libya starts with the following starchy bases: WHEAT couscous, pasta, RICE or BARLEY. The major staple of the Libyan diet is wheat, mainly in the form of bread, couscous and pasta, but also as a kind of  porridges or antient breads (aseeda, zumita and bazeen) Libyan culinary practices still keeps very ancient.

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Produce 831 G

PULSES

4 G

VEGETABLES

377 G

STARCHY ROOTS

150 G

FRUITS

300 G

SEA PLANTS

0 G

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Produce 483 G

PULSES

29 G

VEGETABLES

238 G

STARCHY ROOTS

44 G

FRUITS

172 G

SEA PLANTS

0 G

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Meats 224 G

POULTRY

45 G

PORK

124 G

BEEF

41 G

MUTTON AND GOAT

3 G

OTHER MEAT

1 G

OFFALS

10 G

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Meats 65 G

POULTRY

5 G

PORK

0 G

BEEF

22 G

MUTTON AND GOAT

20 G

OTHER MEAT

9 G

OFFALS

9 G

The other part of the text. Most dishes in Libya starts with the following starchy bases: WHEAT couscous, pasta, RICE or BARLEY. The major staple of the Libyan diet is wheat, mainly in the form of bread, couscous and pasta, but also as a kind of  porridges or antient breads (aseeda, zumita and bazeen) Libyan culinary practices still keeps very ancient.

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Fish and seafood 40 G

FISH

32 G

SEAFOOD

8 G

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Fish and seafood 3 G

FISH

3 G

SEAFOOD

0 G

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Eggs and dairy 632 G

EGGS

39 G

MILK AND DAIRY

543 G

ANIMAL FATS

50 G

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Eggs and dairy 261 G

EGGS

4 G

MILK AND DAIRY

255 G

ANIMAL FATS

2 G

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SUGARS, FATS AND NUTS 232 G

NUTS

24 G

SWEETENERS

113 G

SUGAR CROPS

0 G

VEG OILS

70 G

OILCROPS

25 G

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SUGARS, FATS AND NUTS 147 G

NUTS

0 G

SWEETENERS

83 G

SUGAR CROPS

9 G

VEG OILS

29 G

OILCROPS

26 G

Austria test

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Herbs

CHIVES

DILL

LOVAGE

MARJORAM

PARSLEY

SUMMER SAVORY

THYME

WILD GARLIC

BAY LEAVES

BAOBAB LEAVES

CILANTRO

HIBISCUS

MINT

PREKESE

Austria
Common
Sudan

CHIVES

DILL

LOVAGE

MARJORAM

PARSLEY

SUMMER SAVORY

THYME

WILD GARLIC

BAY LEAVES

BAOBAB LEAVES

CILANTRO

HIBISCUS

MINT

PREKESE

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Spices

CARAWAY

JUNIPER BERRIES

NUTMEG

PAPRIKA

VANILLA

BLACK PEPPER

CINNAMON

CLOVES

CORIANDER

CUMIN

DRY CHILI

FENUGREEK

GINGER

GREEN CARDAMOM

NIGELA SEED

TURMERIC DRY

Austria
Common
Sudan

CARAWAY

JUNIPER BERRIES

NUTMEG

PAPRIKA

VANILLA

BLACK PEPPER

CINNAMON

CLOVES

CORIANDER

CUMIN

DRY CHILI

FENUGREEK

GINGER

GREEN CARDAMOM

NIGELA SEED

TURMERIC DRY

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Aromatics

CARROT

CELERY ROOT

DRIED MUSHROOMS

PARSLEY ROOT

GARLIC

ONION

CHILI PEPPERS

GINGER

LEMON

LIME

TOMATO

Austria
Common
Sudan

CARROT

CELERY ROOT

DRIED MUSHROOMS

PARSLEY ROOT

GARLIC

ONION

CHILI PEPPERS

GINGER

LEMON

LIME

TOMATO

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Condiments

BUTTER

CREAM

FRUIT VINEGAR

HORSERADISH

MUSTARD

POPPY SEEDS

PORK FAT

WINE

HONEY

CLARIFIED BUTTER

DATES

DRIED FISH/SEAFOOD

FERMENTED BEANS

FERMENTED BUTTER

SESAME SEEDS

SHEA BUTTER

TAMARIND

Austria
Common
Sudan

BUTTER

CREAM

FRUIT VINEGAR

HORSERADISH

MUSTARD

POPPY SEEDS

PORK FAT

WINE

HONEY

CLARIFIED BUTTER

DATES

DRIED FISH/SEAFOOD

FERMENTED BEANS

FERMENTED BUTTER

SESAME SEEDS

SHEA BUTTER

TAMARIND

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