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Maadhala naarnga

Maadhala naarnga which is also known as Urumampazham is the Malayalam term for "Pomogranate", a kind of fruit.

Malayalam is the language spoken mainly in the southern Indian state of Kerala by about 38 million people.

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Maandazi

Maandazi refers to Tanzania's sweet fried breads which are served with tea or as a snack in between meals.

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Mabela

Mabela refers to South African porridge made from sorghum grain.

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Mabi

Mabi refers to Taino 's very popular fermented beverage

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Maca

Maca refers to an Andean Root; a tuber with many body tonic properties some of which include energy and staminina. Maca is sold wide spread through out Perú in many forms. It is very common to find fresh Maca in its small tuber form.

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Macaire

Macaire refers to a potato pancake made with seasoned potato puree.

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Macapuno

English: Macapuno / Deutsch: Macapuno / Español: Macapuno / Português: Macapuno / Français: Macapuno / Italiano: Macapuno /

Macapuno is a unique and sweet delicacy known for its creamy and jelly-like texture. It is a type of coconut variety that is distinct from the regular coconut you might be familiar with. Macapuno is often used as an ingredient in various Filipino desserts and sweets due to its sweet and sticky nature. Its versatility and delightful taste make it a favorite among those who love tropical flavors and desserts.

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Macaroni Salad

Deutsch: Makkaronisalat / Español: Ensalada de macarrones / Português: Salada de macarrão / Français: Salade de macaroni / Italiano: Insalata di maccheroni

Macaroni Salad in the food context refers to a cold salad made primarily from cooked elbow macaroni (a type of pasta) and a variety of other ingredients mixed with a dressing. This dish is popular in many parts of the world and can vary greatly depending on regional preferences and individual tastes. Common additional ingredients include mayonnaise or a mayonnaise-based dressing, mustard, vegetables (such as onions, celery, bell peppers, and carrots), herbs, and sometimes proteins like chicken, Tuna, ham, or hard-boiled eggs.

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Macaroni Soup

Deutsch: Makkaronisuppe / Español: Sopa de macarrones / Português: Sopa de macarrão / Français: Soupe de macaroni / Italiano: Zuppa di maccheroni

Macaroni Soup in the food context refers to a type of soup that features macaroni pasta as a primary ingredient. This soup can vary widely in flavor and ingredients, depending on the region and recipe. It often includes a broth (which can be chicken, beef, vegetable, or tomato-based), various vegetables (such as carrots, celery, and onions), and sometimes meat (like chicken, beef, or pork). Macaroni soup is known for its comforting and hearty qualities, making it a popular choice in many cuisines around the world.

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Macas

Macas is a Portuguese word for apples

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