Poland
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Photo tour of hospital food around the world

Images on Imgur site illustrates the range of typical hospital meals from 17 cities


Hospital food around the world varies considerably from country to county, according to a series of images on the Imgur website.

If you plan to get sick outside the U.S., Asia would be a better bet than Eastern Europe. International meal offerings range from a bento box filled with fresh vegetables, meat, fish, noodles and tempura in Japan to a piece of bread with butter, pickle and sausage in Poland.

Check out the photos.

 

 



September 11, 2014


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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