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The food glossary +++ Popular Articles: 'Pandan', 'Talbos ng Kamote', 'Tinumok'

Tu

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

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Tua

Tua is a Tha word for nut or bean. In Thailand, a peanut is sometimes called tua

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Tua-kaek

Tua-kaek is a Thai word for french bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)

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Tua-leuang

Tua-leuang refers to a Thai word which means soy bean (Glycine max)

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Tua-li-song

Tua-li-song is a Thai word for peanut

Tua-li-song-kua

Tua-li-song-kua is a Thai term meaning "roasted peanuts"

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Tua-lin-dtaw

Tua-lin-dtaw is a Thai term meaning sugar pea

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Tua-ngok

Tua-ngok also known as tua-nork or tuwa gnog is a Thai word for bean sprouts

Bean sprouts are the sprouts of mung beans. They are widely available

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Tua-phak-yao

Tua-phak-yao is a Thai word for long beans or yard long beans

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Tua-poo

Tua-poo is a Thai word for winged or wing beans

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