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The food glossary +++ 'Xoi nuoc dua (with Recipe)', 'Xeres vinegar', 'Xerophagy'

Xeres vinegar is a kind of wine vinegar that has the rich, nutty flavor of a fortified wine.

Xoi chien phong which is a special food in South Vietnam is known also as "Bloating fried sticky rice". It is made of lump of sticky rice which is as big as grapefruit. It is usually

Xiekehuang is one of snacks in Shanghai, China which are

- Xoi nuoc dua (with Recipe) : Xoi nuoc dua is a Vietnamese dessert made of sweet rice with coconut.

Ximenia refers tp a small plant found in hot climates that bears a fruit known as the mountain plum or Wild lime.

Xinotiri refers to a soft, sour regional Cheese from Crete.

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