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Hadjuk is known for its world famous dessert, the Hadjuk split. This consists of half milk extract, half glutenous substance that tastes vaguely of chicken. It goes well with tomato sauce, eggs, beans and/or iron ore. The town itself is notable for its participation in the annual Robot Wars of Europe. Every year they enter someone by the name of Robert, thinking the event is, in actual fact, Robert Wars. Still, whatever gets you out of the house.

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  • Hadjuk is known for its world famous dessert, the Hadjuk split. This consists of half milk extract, half glutenous substance that tastes vaguely of chicken. It goes well with tomato sauce, eggs, beans and/or iron ore. The town itself is notable for its participation in the annual Robot Wars of Europe. Every year they enter someone by the name of Robert, thinking the event is, in actual fact, Robert Wars. Still, whatever gets you out of the house.
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  • Hadjuk is known for its world famous dessert, the Hadjuk split. This consists of half milk extract, half glutenous substance that tastes vaguely of chicken. It goes well with tomato sauce, eggs, beans and/or iron ore. The town itself is notable for its participation in the annual Robot Wars of Europe. Every year they enter someone by the name of Robert, thinking the event is, in actual fact, Robert Wars. Still, whatever gets you out of the house.
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