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Tapas, those tasty Spanish snacks, are thought to have originated in southern Spain. There is speculation that in the 18th century, the government mandated that taverns could only serve wine if accompanied by food. Derived from the word “cover,” legend has it that tapas were little plates or perhaps even just slices of bread, that covered wine glasses. Today, tapas help to dull hunger pangs, stimulate appetite before a meal and of course, inspire socializing. Sangria, cider, beer and sherry typically accompany tapas in addition to wine.<\/p>\n

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Spanish Cheese Tapas<\/h2>\n