kevinUsa Posted January 22, 2021 Report Posted January 22, 2021 news.com.au Travel Travel Ideas Best takeaway food: Chinese beats pizza as Australia’s favourite JANUARY 22, 2021 8:44AM We test five of Australia's favourite fast food fixes for nutrition: KFC, Domino's, McDonald's, Zambrero and Subway. The results might surprise you. news.com.au Forget pizza or pasta, burgers or burritos – because Australia’s favourite takeaway food comes in the form of dumplings, dim sims and a side of fried rice. A Google-generated map showing the world’s favourite cuisines has dropped, and while pizza and sushi have ranked as the favourite takeaway cuisine in other parts of the world, Chinese food has been crowned as Australia’s favourite. undefined The most popular takeaway choices around the world. Source: Supplied The map, which was created by UK insurance website MoneyBeach, used Google data to establish the average monthly search volume in each country for terms associated with ordering a takeaway. The insurance company said the most-searched for takeaway choice was then used as the top takeout cuisine for the country. RELATED: Stunning sight found at lake undefined For Australians (and New Zealanders), this is what we like to have for takeaway most. Source: Supplied Around the world, pizza was the most common favourite – with Germany, Finland, Norway, France, Italy, Spain, Argentina, Peru and even India rating the cuisine as their favourite. Australia’s love for Chinese food was also observed across the ditch in New Zealand as well as in the US, China, UK, Greece, Colombia and Bolivia. This article contains features which are only available in the web version Take me there Sushi came in as the second most popular takeaway cuisine around the world – with Sweden, Portugal, Japan and Brazil all naming the tasty dish as their country’s favourite. Fiji named fish and chips as its most ordered takeaway, with Canada also naming the dish as its favourite cheat meal. RELATED: The Maldives video that broke TikTok undefined This is what residents in Asia like to eat. Source: Supplied In a statement, Mike Rees, the chief executive of MoneyBeach.co.uk, said a recent competition where the winner was paid to taste-test festive takeaway options is what triggered their search for the world’s most popular takeaway dishes. “A good takeout has become even more important this year as many have largely been unable to eat out, and it has been interesting to find that two choices (pizza and Chinese food) are head and shoulders above the competition,” he said. undefined Chinese food has been voted as Australia’s favourite in a new UK study based on Google search results for each country in relation to takeaway foods. Picture: Brendan Radke Source: News Corp Australia It’s no secret that in recent times Australians have truly embraced online food delivery services such as UberEats, Deliveroo and Menulog. According to The New Daily, 9.4 million Australians are now registered users of online food delivery services, according to business data platform Statista. A NOTE ABOUT RELEVANT ADVERTISING: We collect information about the content (including ads) you use across this site and use it to make both advertising and content more relevant to you on our network and other sites.Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. Nationwide News Pty Ltd Copyright © 2021. All times AEDT (GMT +11). Back to top Quote
Telugodura456 Posted January 22, 2021 Report Posted January 22, 2021 Assalu pizza ela thintaar abba. Just maida pindi with some cheap butter and cheese and with some tiny topiings. An average pizza cost cents to make but sold for $8-10. horrible food really. Quote
kevinUsa Posted January 22, 2021 Author Report Posted January 22, 2021 11 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said: Assalu pizza ela thintaar abba. Just maida pindi with some cheap butter and cheese and with some tiny topiings. An average pizza cost cents to make but sold for $8-10. horrible food really. Who said depends on store u go Quote
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