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Saankase

Saankase refers to Switzerland's cooked, pressed, hard, pressed cheese made from cows' milk from two (2) successive milkings. Saankase is made into large orange discs, aged up to five (5) years, and prized as a dessert or grating cheese for its mellow fragrant flavor.

Saapedek

Saapedek is the Tamil word for "eat", "to eat" and also refers to food or meal. Eat, To eat. It often refers to Food or Meal.

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Saaru

Saaru is the most common delicacy from the state Karnataka in India. It is a variant version of the Rasam. It is a highly seasoned pepper broth made from lentils and tomatoes and onion. Saaru is usually served with rice.

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Saba

Saba is a Filipino word for cooking banana or plantain.

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Sabaya

Sabaya refers to a typical Yemeni bread covered with honey.

Sabe

Sabe is a Hindi word for apple

Sabe B'harat Makhlootah

Sabe B'harat Makhlootah refers to a classic ground spice blend that consists of cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, white pepper, black pepper and coriander. Sabe B'harat Makhlootah is used extensively throughout the Middle East.

Sabih

Sabih refers to a Middle Eastern food which is also popular in Israel consisting of Pita stuffed or filled with fried eggplant and hard boiled eggs.

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Sablé / Sable

Sablé is French for rich short cookies similar to shortbread.

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Sabzi

Sabzi is a Hindi term for vegetables

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