Let's go around the world in phrases...

[sms001]

Not sure if I'm repeating any,

Ctrl+F is your friend!

White Russian. (Cocktail.)

Or someone from Belarus. Or apparently, some tasty nugs.

German Potato Salad

Spanish Rice

Turkish Delight

Mexican Jumping Beans

Swedish Meatballs

Swiss Bank Account

My fun one of the day: Belgian Sandwich. Apparently this is only here in the Green Bay area? It's a slice of rye bread with a slice of onion, commonly seen at fish fries.

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

My fun one of the day: Belgian Sandwich. Apparently this is only here in the Green Bay area? It's a slice of rye bread with a slice of onion, commonly seen at fish fries.

Never heard of it, and I'm half an hour away.

Polish Flat, a kind of house commonly found in Milwaukee that looks like this or this.

[wolfie]

French press coffee
French Letter (euphimism for a condom)
Swedish Steel (metal finish)
Polish joke (not told in polite company)
Nigerian scam
Somalian pirates
Persian rug (Persia being the old name for Iran)
Yankee whaler
Scottish dancing
British Properties (community on the North Shore of Burrard Inlet, across from Vancouver)
Confederate Railroad (country music group - I know, the country no longer exists)
to Welsh on a bet
Prince of Wales

[Jester]

Anatolian Shepherd Dog
Bernese Mountain Dog
Chihuahua
Dogue de Bordeaux
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
Pyrenean Shepherd
Rhodesian Ridgeback
Siberian Husky

Well done on your list, but technically the above are not nationalities. Just saying.

[Jester]

Ctrl+F is your friend!

Not on my iPad it isn't, as there is no such key!

[Kit-Ginevra]

Haitian Divorce
Jamaica Inn
and I suppose the Hungarian Horntail

[wolfie]

Dog themed:

Newfoundland [i]actually Newfoundland Water Dog[/s]
Rhodesian Ridgeback

Well done on your list, but technically the above are not nationalities. Just saying.

Technically these 2 qualify. Before 1949 (when it was absorbed into Canada) Newfoundland was a separate country. Also, Rhodesia still exists, having been renamed "Zimbabwe". Since you didn't comment on Seshat's "Prussian Blue" (Prussia was absorbed into Germany) and my "Persian rug" and "Confederate Railroad), absorbed/renamed/otherwise defunct countries should be fair game.

Following on the absorbed/renamed theme:

Texas bumper (the big flat chrome bumpers on some trucks)
Texas Tea (crude oil)
Siamese Twins (Siam is now known as Thailand)
Siamese cat
Bavarian purity law (restricting what can be used to make beer)
Ceylon tea (Ceylon now known as Sri Lanka)

Others I forgot in my earlier post:

Dodge Monaco (full-size car from the '60s/early '70s)
Columbian Gold (marijuana)
Thai sticks (ditto)
Scotch oatmeal (grains are steel-cut, rather than rolled - served cooked with salt but no sugar)
Irish moss (seaweed used to make carageenan - a food additive)
Australian rules football
Tasmanian devil
The Vatican Rag (Tom Lehrer song - and yes, the Vatican is a sovereign nation)
Ukranian easter eggs

[Jester]

Technically these 2 qualify. Before 1949 (when it was absorbed into Canada) Newfoundland was a separate country. Also, Rhodesia still exists, having been renamed "Zimbabwe".

I knew about Prussia and Persia. I did not know about Newfoundland. And as for the second one above, I was thinking of Rhodes, not Rhodesia, when I made that comment.

With former nations in play, I offer:

Byzantine art.
Byzantium.
Spartan accommodations.

[sms001]

[Belgian Sandwich]

Never heard of it, and I'm half an hour away.

Yeah, right? Guy who told me about it said it was extremely local, but given that the bulk of the lowlanders seem to have settled toward the lake and east of GB, maybe that's not surprising?

Not on my iPad it isn't, as there is no such key!

url textbox, find on this page then. Or the search box in the upper right.
Or just repeat 'em; can't see that it does any harm.

Texas .... the Vatican is a sovereign nation)

(Quickie clarification for those not into U.S. history minutiae: Texas was a sovereign state (a republic) from 1836(?) to '45/)


Sparked by Bavarian Purity Law and Ukranian Eggs:

Bavarian Cream and Russian Nesting Dolls.

[Jester]

Greco-Roman wrestling.
English strawberries.
Georgia peaches. (Yes, I know that the Georgia famous for peaches is not its own sovereign state, but there IS a sovereign state that is named Georgia, so it works!)

Some beer styles named after countries that are not just produced in those countries. As in, these are the names of the actual styles themselves.

India Pale Ale.
English Bitter.
Scotch Ale.
Irish Stout.
American Hefeweizen.
Belgian Strong Ale.
Belgian Dubel.
Belgian Tripel.
Belgian Quad.
Belgian Witte.
Russian Imperial Stout.

[Kit-Ginevra]

Ah and of course... Singapore Sling

[wolfie]

Some beer styles named after countries that are not just produced in those countries. As in, these are the names of the actual styles themselves.

India Pale Ale.

O/T, but for people not familiar with beer trivia, IPA got its name because it was a type of beer that could be shipped TO India without going bad. This was in the days of British rule, when beer was unpasteurized, there was no mechanical refrigeration, and long-distance travel was by sailing ship. Needless to say, the high hop content has a lot to do with the beer's durability.

[Jester]

Ah and of course... Singapore Sling

D'oh! How did I miss that?

Along with Bahama Mama, Mexican Coffee, and Irish Coffee.

O/T, but for people not familiar with beer trivia, IPA got its name because it was a type of beer that could be shipped TO India without going bad. This was in the days of British rule, when beer was unpasteurized, there was no mechanical refrigeration, and long-distance travel was by sailing ship. Needless to say, the high hop content has a lot to do with the beer's durability.

Tell expound on this for people who don't know, India Pale Ales, despite their name, are indeed of British origin. To keep the beer from spoiling on those long trips to India, the brewers would go way overboard with the hops during brewing, as hops is a natural preservative. Well, naturally this made the beer super hoppy, and for some reason I will never fully understand, people developed a taste for these overhopped beers.

[JustaCashier]

What a Fun Game/Do I dare/Put in this form/The One/I Would Like to Share/Burma Shave



Mike

[sms001]

Burma Shave

Nice one!