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Morcilla refers to Argentina's blood sausage, similar to Englands's black pudding. It sometimes eaten inside a bread roll or sandwich, called "morcipan" in Argentina.
Momen which literally means "cotton" refers to a tofu that is made by pouring soy milk mixed with a coagulant into a container that is covered with a cotton cloth.
Mang cau na is a Vietnamese term which means "custard apple". In Vietnam, there are two kinds of custard apple: firm and soft. Both varieties can have various shapes, for example they
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