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    Ukrainian and Polish cuisine have some differences despite their cultural and geographic similarities. While potatoes and garlic are common ingredients, the countries have distinct holiday traditions. For example, Ukraine celebrates Christmas on January 7th according to the Julian calendar with twelve-dish meals, while Poland's Wigilia dinner on Christmas Eve typically includes an odd number of dishes that symbolize Christ and the apostles.

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    Ukrainian and Polish cuisine have some differences despite their cultural and geographic similarities. While potatoes and garlic are common ingredients, the countries have distinct holiday traditions. For example, Ukraine celebrates Christmas on January 7th according to the Julian calendar with twelve-dish meals, while Poland's Wigilia dinner on Christmas Eve typically includes an odd number of dishes that symbolize Christ and the apostles.

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    Ukrainian and Polish cuisine have some differences despite their cultural and geographic similarities. While potatoes and garlic are common ingredients, the countries have distinct holiday traditions. For example, Ukraine celebrates Christmas on January 7th according to the Julian calendar with twelve-dish meals, while Poland's Wigilia dinner on Christmas Eve typically includes an odd number of dishes that symbolize Christ and the apostles.

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    Ukrainian and Polish

    Cuisine
    Food is one of the most important things to our organism.
    It’s something what connect every country and everyone,
    because we all have to eat to live. On every single mainland
    people need different meals. For example Eskimos need
    more fats, and people living closer to the equator are eating
    lighter meals. Our comfort foods map who we are, where we
    came from, and what happened to us along the way.
    We can easily compare cuisine of some distant countries,
    because their people had different types of cultural and land
    differences. However, a closer look is required for culturally
    similar countries like Ukraine and Poland. Surprisingly, even
    so terrain close countries have a lot of cuisine differences.
    Especially, it can be seen on holidays.
    Potato
    Donuts with
    garlic
    Used matterials

    www.gazetawroclawska.pl
    www.wikipedia.org
    www.greentourua.com

    Used videos:
    Christmas in Ukraine: Explore the unique traditions still alive today
    (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1x2F5jKtYTs)

    Polish Christmas Eve "Wigilia" Dinner on FOX 32


    (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfg4ubcpnU4)

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