
Western Serbia, Serbia
Sjenica Cheese
Сјенички сир
Sjenički sir is a firm white-brined cheese from the southwest Serbian mountains, including the Zlatar area. It is cut into slabs and aged in brine for a clean, salty tang.
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Western Serbia, Serbia
Сјенички сир
Sjenički sir is a firm white-brined cheese from the southwest Serbian mountains, including the Zlatar area. It is cut into slabs and aged in brine for a clean, salty tang.

Montenegro
Skadarska pastrmka is Lake Skadar trout, grilled or stuffed with rice in the Virpazar restaurant tradition.

Skalica, Slovakia
Skalický trdelník
Sweet dough wound round a wooden roller, baked over an open flame and rolled in walnuts and sugar — protected by origin to the town of Skalica.

Chengdu, China
串串香
Hotpot sold by the skewer: everything from beef slices to quail eggs comes pre-threaded on bamboo, cooked in a shared spiced broth and billed by the stick count.

Norway
Ski Queen
A branded Norwegian brown cheese (brunost) from Tine, sweet and caramelized, exported globally.

Lithuania
Skilandis
A pig stomach stuffed with minced meat and garlic, cold-smoked for four weeks, registered as an EU Traditional Speciality Guaranteed.

Bergen, Norway
Bergen cinnamon rolls; link to DK kanelsnegl and SE kanelbullar in a variant family.

South Africa
Sheep liver minced with coriander, onion and Worcestershire sauce, wrapped in caul fat (netvet) and grilled until the casing crisps - the "little tortoises" of the braai grid.

Netherlands
Frikandel
Skinless deep-fried minced-meat sausage, served plain or as frikandel speciaal with mayo, curry ketchup, and onions.

Cork, Ireland
Dublin offal stew.

Norway
School bun with vanilla custard and coconut.

Skopje, North Macedonia
Скопско
Pale lager brewed in Skopje since 1924, the default beer of the country.

Greece
Σκορδαλιά
Greek garlic dip of mashed potatoes or bread with garlic, olive oil, and vinegar. A meze and dip classic, creamy and pungent, served with fried fish and vegetables, a national staple.

Djibouti
Djiboutian spiced basmati rice pilaf with lamb, tomatoes, onions, garlic, cumin, cardamom, cinnamon and cilantro; served at celebrations.

Croatia
Skradinska torta
Unique cake from Skradin with walnut base glazed with chocolate, a regional specialty, rich and traditional, rare and prized.

Northern Norway, Norway
Norwegian seasonal cod from the Barents Sea, arriving January to April, prized for its firm, white flesh and roe. A national and seasonal delicacy, served boiled with potatoes and liver, a winter and coastal icon, a premium and seasonal fish.

Latvia
Skrīveru maize
Traditional bread producer known for quality rye bread products, a recognized Latvian brand.

Andalusia, Spain
Tocino de cielo
A dense, rich dessert from Andalusia made only of egg yolks and sugar syrup, with an intense yellow color and a smooth, fudgy texture.

Bahamas
Fresh coconut water shaken with gin, condensed milk and nutmeg, drunk from the nut or a paper cup.

Iceland
Iceland's 1,100-year-old cultured dairy, thick and high-protein, eaten daily.

Iceland
Skyrkaka
No-bake cheesecake-style torte made with skyr, cream and berries.

Iceland
Skyronnes is a dip from Iceland, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Scania, Sweden
Skånsk spettkaka
Conical spit cake from Skåne with protected geographical designation, extremely crisp and sweet.

Eswatini
Avocado cubes marinated in lemon juice and ginger, topped with crushed peanuts.

South Africa
Slap tjips
South African-style French fries, soft and soggy with vinegar, a street and side staple. A national and beloved snack, salty and vinegary

Tunisia
سلاطة بلانكيت
Boiled potato, egg and tuna dressed with olive oil, lemon and capers into a pale cold salad — the Tunisian potato salad.

Serbia
Слатко од дуња
Slatko od dunja is quince spoon-sweet served to guests with a glass of water.

United States
A burger topped with creamy coleslaw — a Southern drive-in style.

Sichuan, China
夫妻肺片
Cold sliced beef shin, tripe, tongue and heart, spiced and pressed, then dressed in chilli oil, sesame, celery and toasted peanuts.

South Korea
편육
Pork or beef boiled until tender, then pressed and sliced thinly, served with a spicy gochujang or salted shrimp dip, a classic jokbal companion.

Swedish Lapland, Sweden
Renskav
Thin slices of reindeer meat fried with onions and wild mushrooms in cream, a northern Swedish specialty.

United States
A small, square hamburger with a soft bun and griddled onions — the White Castle original.

United States
A St. Louis diner plate of hash browns topped with eggs, hamburger patties, chili, and cheese.

United States
A Pennsylvania Dutch dumpling of flour and milk dropped into broth — soft, slick, and noodle-like.

Slovakia
Slovak potato dough dumplings stuffed with whole plums, rolled in breadcrumbs fried in butter, dusted with sugar and cinnamon.

Czech Republic
Slivovica
A Czech strong plum brandy