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}} __NOTOC__ A shop selling {{wikipedia\|en\|text=no\|delicatessen}} (fine foods), e.g. ~~cure~~cured meat and fish, expensive ~~cheese~~cheeses and ~~sausages~~spreads, caviar, nut and olive oils, or luxury confectionery. May also sell fine wine. ~~Not to be confused with the US delis! '''In the US''' a shop selling delicatessen is known as a '''gourmet food store'''.~~ Note that in the USA and Canada, most businesses called "deli" are actually {{Tag\|shop\|convenience}} or {{Tag\|amenity\|restaurant}}, while a true {{Tag\|shop\|deli}} is more likely to be called a "fine foods store" or "gourmet shop." In Germany: Feinkostladen, e.g. Feinkost Käfer, Butter Lindner, Butterhandlung Holstein. * {{Key\|seafood:sales}} {{value\|yes/no}} * {{Key\|seafood:type}} {{value\|trout;salmon;tuna;mussel;shrimp...}} * {{Key\|drink:wine}} If the deli carries wine <references />

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