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The Healthiest (and Unhealthiest) Foods in Different Countries

5. Denmark

They have very heavy food, but, again, it’s all local. The meats are butchered in the same neighborhoods they’re sold in, meaning that they’re plenty fresh and untouched by hormones and preservatives.

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