I bet you have never seen a nation's flag made out of food. Well, now you can.
In preparation of the Sydney International Food Festival of 2009,
people created flags of the participating nations out of common food
from that nation. For example, Italy's flag was created using basil,
spaghetti, and tomatoes.
Enjoy!
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