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Matsoni refers to Georgian sour yoghurt drink. Georgian Matsoni or yoghurt is one fo the best in the world. It is made from boiled fresh milk and a bacterial starter and said to have certain medicinal qualities. Georgian yoghurt is made from cow's milk or even richer water buffalo milk. It is always shimmery with a pleasant tartness and never gelatinous just like other yoghurt available in the market. Matsoni can be eaten with warm meat, vegetables, Khachapuri, or blend with fresh honey or fruit depending on individual taste. It is eaten alobe for breakfast or added to soups, vegetable dishes and stews. Matsoni which comes straight from the farm has a quite different taste according to many from the store-bought yogurt. Georgia is a small country in the Caucasus, surrounded on the north by Russia, on the east by Azerbaijan, on the south by Armenia and Turkey, and on the west by the Black Sea.

Mate de Coca refers to a mild tea made with cocoa leaves and enjoyed by everyone in Bolivia. Mate de Coca is believed to ward off an altitude sickness. Meta de Coca is also drunk in Peru.
Maide Ki Papdi refer to Indian crispy fried flat breads called Puris made with refined flour. Maide Ki Papdi are crispy breads which are often used to make various street foods on India, such as Sev Batata Puri, Papdi Chaat
Morcón Antequerano refers to a kind of sausage made with tongue and chopped pork, seasoned with paprika. Morcón Antequerano is produced in Antequera in Andalucia, Spain

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

Minasa refers "Cassava Cookies" , cookies made from cassava flour. It is one of the famous treats from the Province of Bulacan, Philippines. Minasa is among the many well-known manufactured sweet goods in the province of Bulacan, such as Pastillas de leche, Pastillas de yema, Pastillas de ube, Macapuno/Ube Balls, Inipit, Ensaymada, Cassava/Rice cakes, Puto, Kalamay, Suman, among others.
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.