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Jajan pasar (Javanese:
market snacks)
refers to
traditional Javanese cakes sold in
Javanese markets.
Jajan in
Javanese can mean 1) to buy food; or 2) snacks/food...
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Jajan (Persian: جاجن or جاجان) may
refer to:
Jajan, East
Azerbaijan (جاجان -
Jājān)
Jajan,
Mazandaran (جاجن -
Jājan) This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Shahpur Jajan (Baba
Budha Sahib Nagar) is a town in
Gurdaspur district of
Punjab State, India. It is
located 6
kilometres (3.7 mi) from sub
district headquarter...
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Jajan (Persian: جاجان, also
Romanized as
Jājān; also
known as
Dzhodzhan and Gūzan) is a
village in Ozomdel-e
Shomali Rural District, in the
Central District...
- on 26
April 2023.
Retrieved 26
April 2023. Suroto, Hari. "Jangan
Kaget Jajan Bakso di
Merauke Bukan Daging Sapi, tapi Rusa". detik.com (in Indonesian)...
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traditional kue is
categorized under jajan pasar (lit. 'market buys' or 'market munchies'). The
colourfully decorated jajan pasar is
usually given as a food...
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Jajan (Persian: جاجن, also
Romanized as
Jājan) is a
village in
Deraz Kola
Rural District,
Babol Kenar District,
Babol County,
Mazandaran Province, Iran...
- lontong'). It is
common in Java, and
often found in
Indonesian marketplaces as
jajan pasar ("market munchies"), a type of kue (snack)
offered there. Arem-arem...
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often eaten as
morning or
afternoon snacks. They are
categorised as
jajan pasar (market snacks) in
traditional markets and
villages and kue basah...
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other regional dishes, such as,
lontong (Jav. Lonthong), tumpeng, krupuk,
jajan pasar, and many more.
Foreign influences on
Javanese food can be seen in...
