The first World Food Day was observed in 1979 by FAO’s (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) Member Countries at the 20th General Conference. 16 October of every year was remembered as the World Food Day. On this day in 1945 the foundation of FAO (Food and Agricultural Organization) was laid down in the United Nations. More than 150 countries unite to overcome the issue of poverty and hunger and make efforts to provide enough food for healthy life.
Some countries on the globe are more food and less population and can easily feed the masses, while the other have more population and less food which leads them to hunger and poverty. If you are lucky enough to have more food than please don’t waste the food save it for those, who have not able to even have a one meal in the day. Save Food Save Humanity.
World Food Day Messages, Wishes and Quotes
Food, we have at our dinning table is a result of hard work that has put at various stages. Please Consume it with respect. Best wishes on World Food Day.
Food is symbol of love, have no words to define it. Enjoy food and save for others. Warm wishes on World Food Day.
Always respect the food and pray God for his special blessing and Love. Happy World Food Day to you.
Three Meals a day is the blessing of God. Blessed World Food Day to you.
Together we can fight against hunger and poverty. Together we can provide food to our children. Save Food Save Children. Best wishes to you on World Food Day.
No junk food No health problem. Always eat healthy and nutritious food. Wishing you a very Happy World Food Day.
Never waste food. Save Food Save Hungry people. Wishing you a warm and Happy World Food Day
Top National Dishes of the Countries
Every country in the world have hundreds and thousands of dishes but the majority of the people love to eat the famous and traditional dishes. Following is the list of National dish of each country.
| Austria | Wiener Schnitzel |
| Azerbaijan | Plov |
| Abu Dhabi | Falafel |
| Bangladesh | Fish and Rice |
| Belgium | Moules Frites |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina | Cevapi |
| Brazil | Feijoada |
| Chile | Pastel de Choclo |
| China | Dumplings |
| Canada | Poutine |
| Costa Rica | Gallo Pinto |
| Cuba | Ropa Vieja |
| Denmark | Frikadeller |
| England | Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding |
| Ecuador | Cevicho |
| France | Pot-au-fev |
| Germany | Sauerbraten |
| Georgia | Kinkali |
| Greece | Souvlaki |
| Hungary | Goulash |
| Indonesia | Nasi Goreng |
| Iran | Chelo Kebab |
| Ireland | Irish Stew |
| Israel | Falafel |
| Italy | Lasagna |
| Ivory Coast | Aloco |
| Japan | Japanese Curry |
| Jamaica | Ackee and Salt Fish |
| Lebanon | Kibbah |
| Malaysia | Nasi Lemak |
| Mexico | Taco |
| Morocco | Tagine |
| Nepal | Dal Bhaath |
| Netherlands | Stamppot |
| New Zealand | Pavlova |
| Nicaragua | Gallo Pinto |
| North Korea | Kimichi |
| Peru | Ceviche |
| Philippines | Chicken Adobo |
| Poland | Bigos |
| Russia | Pelmeni |
| Scotland | Haggis |
| Singapore | Hainanese Chicken Rice |
| Sri Lanka | Rice and Curry |
| South Africa | Bobotie |
| Spain | Paella |
| Saudi Arabia | Kabsa |
| South Korea | Bulgog |
| Sweden | Swedish Meat Balls |
| Switzerland | Rosti |
| Syria | Kibbeh |
| Tunisia | Couscous |
| Taiwan | Beef Noodle Soup |
| Thailand | Pad Thai |
| Ukraine | Borscht |
| UAE | Shawarma |
| USA | Hamburger |
| Uzbekistan | Plov |
| Vietnam | Pho |
