🏆 The World's 22 Most Iconic Dishes

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Prepare yourself for a mouthwatering journey around the world as we celebrate the exceptional dishes that have left their mark on the international culinary stage.

From humble street food gems to elaborate fine dining delights, each dish has significantly impacted its home country and beyond, earning superstar status in the eyes of food lovers worldwide. Get ready to savor the flavors of these legendary dishes and discover the stories behind their rise to global fame.

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There's a decades-old adage that cast iron cookware falls squarely in the same category, with some cooks swearing that a drop of soap will ruin the pan forever, but this time, you might have to ignore grandma's advice. You can absolutely use dish soap to clean cast iron skillets — both plain and enameled ones — as long as you keep a few things in mind.

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