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Sinugno refers to a Filipino dish famous in Southern Luzon Province, like Laguna which is a grilled tilapia that is cooked
Sadza refers to Zimbabwe's stiff porridge or dumpling common all over sub-Saharan Africa.
Sacher Torte is a German term meaning a rich chocolate cake. Likewise , Sacher Torte is a moist chocolate cake with a filling of apricot jam which is hidden underneath the chocolate topping. It is usually served with whipped cream.
Some patisserie in Austria claimed that they Bake Sacher Torte using the original recipe, but it was Hotel Sacher which was granted by the Austrian authorities the claim for "original Sacher Torte".
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