How this dish became a bone of contention

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The only slight issue with the reference is that nasi goreng - which literally translates as "fried rice" - is widely considered to be Indonesia's national dish. President Obama said he was a fan during his official visit to the country in 2010. However, the dish is also popular in other parts of South East Asia, including Singapore.
For the uninitiated, the rice is fried with kecap (which is a sweet, thick soy sauce), acar (a type of pickle) and chilli. It can contain other vegetables including shredded carrots, as well as meat and prawns. It's not a time-sensitive meal - and is eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Social media users were not slow to point out what they felt was a regional misunderstanding. One person commented: "Lol Rio get a grip."

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He was also inundated with suggestions of other dishes to sample. Not everyone was criticising the ex-England international, though.

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Another person posted: "All these Indonesians claiming every food comes from their country lmao."
Food and Ferdinand has been a topic of controversy before. In his autobiography, he claimed former Manchester United manager David Moyes angered the team by banning chips before matches. In fact, the former defender has tweeted about the dish before, back in June 2011. He claimed then that it's "the most popular Indonesian food". He also owns a restaurant in Manchester.
We'll leave the final word to the man himself, who doesn't seemed convinced there is a story at all. TANGAZO 2

KUTIZAMA PICHA ZAKE NA VIDEO ZAKE ALIZO PIGA AKIWA UCHI NI RAHISI BONYZA HPA CH1NI

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on Monday, September 19, 2016