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| | Estremadura |
 | | Also, the fact that a place is marked on the map does not mean you will find amenities when you get there: Extremadura has municipalities, not hamlets but actual boroughs, with as few as a couple of hundred inhabitants. |
 | | Extremaduran cuisine is, as you would expect, related to that of its neighbour, New Castile. |
 | | The Extremaduran tourist board suggests a number of gastronomic routes, each based around one particular foodstuff or ingredient: Iberian ham, sheep's cheese, lamb, cold dishes, game, oil (olive, I presume), kid (goat, I presume), paprika, goat's cheese, tench, fruit and spirits, wine and fresh-water fish. |
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