My favorite food!

Vietnam not only has many beautiful wonder but also has a lot of delicious foods. One of my favorite Vietnamese dishes is Pho Cuon.
Pho Cuon is a popular dish in Vietnam. It's easy to find in restaurants, snack bars and Pho Cuon is also easy to make so you can make it and enjoy at home. The ingredients of Pho Cuon include fried beef or fried pork, fried eggs, onion, and lettuce - they are thinly sliced and a thin wrap of the same rice noodle material is used to make the rolled noodles. An indispensable thing served with Pho Cuon is the dipping sauce. It is made using fish sauce, lemon, hot chilli and suggar.
Pho Cuon is very tasty. It is tender, salty from the dipping sauce, and sweet from the meat. It's a fresh snack.
It's really worth trying! If you come to Vietnam, you must try it. I'm sure you will like it.

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