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Wanted to sell a special product: German sells Spain's longest potatoes in Mallorca

The article reports on a German man selling unusually long French fries on the island of Mallorca, describing his product as 'besondere' (special). The story highlights the novelty of the item, which is noted as the longest fries in Spain. It appears to focus on the quirky aspect of the sale rather than any broader economic or social implications.

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Wanted to sell a special product: German sells Spain's longest potatoes in Mallorca

The article reports on a German man selling unusually long French fries on the island of Mallorca, describing his product as 'besondere' (special). The story highlights the novelty of the item, which is noted as the longest fries in Spain. It appears to focus on the quirky aspect of the sale rather than any broader economic or social implications.

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