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                <text>North Indian food is the most famous variety of Indian food. North India is a food paradize for both meat eater and vegetarian. North Indians are also a fan of naan, paratha and rice. This collection introduces 8 food items and videos from North India. </text>
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              <text>Jalebi is a sweet food as a dessert. The food is popular in different parts in Asia, especially India and Iran, and East Africa. Jalebi consists of deep-fried maida flour and soaked in sugar syrup, which is in circular or spiral in shape. Jalebi is usually served with curd (Dairy product) or rabri (sweet source) and kewra (plant extract).</text>
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