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Tu is Myanmar term for chopsticks which is used to eat noodles.

Túrós Csusza refers to Hungarian pasta dish with cottage cheese.

Tokaji Essencia refers to one of Hungary's most famous wines. "Essencia" is the rarest of the Tokaji wines.

Truite de Carreroles refers to one of the popular dishes from Andorra which is type of omelette with mushrooms.

Tostis refers to the Dutch grilled ham and cheese sandwiches.

Tinapang Palaka means smoked edible frog. It is one of the delicious dishes from Ilocos Province.

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