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“Museums are boring!” How many times did we have to hear these words? Museums come in different shapes and sizes, though, and we bet you’ll also find one that you like: we made a list of the coolest food museums in the world<\/strong>, which are not only very interesting, they are also educational, and they will give you the chance to better discover the tradition of the country you’re visiting. While we wait for the opening of the Tiramis\u00f9 museum in Treviso, Italy, here are 7 places you can visit<\/strong> until then.<\/p>\n

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Tiramis\u00f9 Museum<\/strong>, Treviso, Italy
\nThis museum has been the talk of town and finally something is actually happening, in this corner of Northern Italy. Treviso will host a permanent exhibition about tiramis\u00f9 soon, and those who love this dish will be able to discover all about the past and the future of this sweet. Can I eat a tiramis\u00f9 model, if I suddenly get hungry?<\/p>\n

French Fries Museum<\/strong><\/a> – Frietmuseum – Bruges, Belgium
\nIf paradise really exists, we are pretty sure it’s shaped like a French fry. And if it isn’t, luckily you can visit this museum in Belgium, where fries are truly revered. This exhibition space is dedicated to the story of potatoes and French fry production in Belgium, and it is hosted in one of Bruges’ most beautiful buildings.<\/p>\n

Currywurst Museum<\/strong><\/a> – Berlin, Germany
\nGermany’s national pride is so strong that it even dedicated a whole museum to the most famous of its traditional sausages, Currywurst. Go there to discover more about the history of wurst, and to check out their sausage-inspired furniture!<\/p>\n

Shin Yokohama Ramen Museum<\/strong><\/a> – Yokohama, Japan
\nRamen lovers, get ready because this Japanese museum will shake you to the core. The museum visit will involve all your senses, and it’s all about the typical piping hot noodle soup you see everywhere in the country.<\/p>\n

Momofuku Ando Instant Noodles Museum<\/strong><\/a> – Yokohama, Japan
\nStay in Yokohama a little longer: Japan has a lot of traditions to dedicate museums to, in the land of the Rising Sun, so here is another museum for foodies who would like to get to know more about Japanese people. This museum is all about noodles!<\/p>\n

Cheese Museum Amsterdam<\/strong><\/a>, the Netherlands
\nThis will be no news to cheese lovers: the Netherlands have a large amount of cheeses with a unique flavour, and every town has a typical kind of cheese, with a certain taste and texture, such as Gouda, Edam, Leerdammer, Leydon, Maaslander, Maasdam, for instance. You’ll find them all in this museum!<\/p>\n

Olive Oil Museum<\/strong><\/a> – Sparta, Greece
\nEveryone can be proud about something different, and for Greeks, it’s olive oil. This museum will give you the chance to discover the history of olive trees, and of olive oil production in Greece.<\/p>\n\n\t\t