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• pani puri — [ pα:nɪ ˌpu:ri] plural noun (in Indian cookery) fried puff pastry balls filled with spiced mashed potato, spiced water, and tamarind juice. Origin from Hindi pānī water and pūrī from Sanskrit pūrikā fried wheaten cake …   English new terms dictionary

• Dahi puri — Origin Place of origin India Region or state Maharashtra …   Wikipedia

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