Save
This year's Euros are in full swing and whether your nation is represented or not as we near the final it's hard not to get caught up in the excitement.
There are eight teams left in contention, but here at FineDiningLovers we want want to know which nation can deliver where it matters most, in the kitchen!
Here's a list of quintessential terrace food and snacks traditionally enjoyed by supporters of the remaining teams in UEFA Euro 2016; Belgium, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Poland, Portugal and Wales.
Whether at home or away and with a cold beer, vinho verde or a cider, who's match snack food has got your support this Euro 2016?
Belgium
Belgium supporters will enjoy a stadium side snack of hot fries, lashings of mayonnaise and a cold beer to wash it all down.
A photo posted by Layn (@layn.stagram) on Jun 11, 2016 at 4:20am PDT
France
Meanwhile, French supporters might well enjoy a galette or crêpe at half time perhaps with a 'saucisse' filling. "Eating is not cheating" despite what well lubricated fans may tell you, although a chilled dry cider wouldn't go amiss. You could even try making your own ricotta crêpes if you want to lend support.
A photo posted by Les Deux Amies (@lesdeuxamiescrepes) on Jun 30, 2016 at 6:20am PDT
Germany
While fans around the country have their own traditional variations on the 'half-time' snack, you'll never go far wrong with the classic beer and bratwurst pairing. Here's the recipe for some delicious currywurst sauce to top that off.
A photo posted by Donde comer en Querétaro (@dondecomerqro) on Jun 26, 2016 at 11:19am PDT
Iceland
Despite popular belief, the Icelandics probably won't be stocking up on fermented shark or whale meat and more than likely tucking into a hot dog and soda. (Although we still couldn't resist the gratuitous photo opportunity).
Fermented shark and meat soup, feeling Icelandic #traditional #icelandicfood #reykjavikeats
A photo posted by Liza Quinones (@lizaqdesign) on Jun 23, 2016 at 2:40pm PDT
Italy
While the Italian team load up on carbs with a pre-match pasta, supporters will enjoy tucking into one of Italy's most beloved terrace foods according to UEFA.com's Paolo Menicucci – 'salamella' or 'salsiccia' is a grilled sausage usually served inside a bread roll.
#lastnight #birrozzo #stozza #salamella #pavia #beerfestival
A photo posted by Mattia Barbarossa (@mattia_b95) on Jun 24, 2016 at 12:56am PDT
Portugal
Portguese food lends itself easily to a few traditional snack foods to be enjoyed matchside. Take your pick from three meaty options: bifanas, entremeadas and couratos.
A photo posted by Janina - Receita de Viagem (@receitadeviagem) on Jun 26, 2016 at 3:55am PDT
Poland
The hot snack food of choice will probably be sausages and hot dogs, although we have it on good authority seeds are also a popular snack to enjoy during intense nail–biting moments. If you're looking for something more traditional try Gołąbki (stuffed cabbage leaves) as a healthy home–cooked alternative.
A photo posted by Kasia (@ja_to_wszystko_wiem) on Jun 27, 2016 at 8:51am PDT
Wales
And last but not least, Welsh fans won't go far wrong with a handheld meat pie and a mug of tea to cheer on their team.
A photo posted by Sightseeingshoes (@sightseeingshoes) on Jul 4, 2015 at 8:15am PDT
via UEFA
