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Ivanka Trump may know a little more about Filipino food traditions than the average American, going by the dish she served up this week.
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On Tuesday, Trump threw her daughter, Arabella, a birthday party where she served hot dog franks on skewers, topped with melted marshmallows.。

Yeah, it's not a dish you see very often. 。

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She shared the peculiar combination on Instagram Stories, and it raised plenty of eyebrows from American users on social media.。

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Turns out the hot dog-marshmallow treat is commonly served at kids' birthday parties in the Philippines.
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Filipino users were bemused at the reactions online, with many reaching out to clarify the dish's origins. Some were impressed that the humble treat was featured at Trump's party.
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Trump also shared another Asian birthday tradition at the party, posting this picture with Arabella captioned: "Noodles for a long life!"。

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If that spaghetti is sweet, you know it's a bona fide Filipino bash. 。

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