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Dagobert

Dagobert
Type	Sandwich
Place of origin	Belgium
Main ingredients	baguette, ham, cheese, salad vegetables, pickles
Media: Dagobert

A dagobert in Wallony or Smos in Flanders is a sandwich popular in Belgium, consisting of a baguette filled with ham, cheese and raw vegetables. ^[1] The " Belgicism" dagobert was reported as being included in the Éditions Larousse 2019 edition of its dictionary. ^[2]

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