comes from the Turkish word, you let the taste and smell to her ; Scientific collaborator KEADD (Center for Nutritional Disorders) comes from the Turkish word, associated as a staple food with the growing up of many generations, then somehow forgotten, is back in fashion, even abroad (see Frumenty, frumentee, furmity, fromity, or fermenty). It rightly holds an important place on our table, comes from the Turkish word…
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