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Exiled Chefs From Myanmar Give Burmese Food Chance to Shine on International Stage

Exiled Chefs From Myanmar Give Burmese Food Chance to Shine on International Stage
NYT World Saturday 27 June 2026, 04:01 UTC By Verena Hölzl and Lauren DeCicca 1 min read
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Much of the world is unfamiliar with the cuisine, but an exodus from Myanmar after a coup has made it more visible on the international stage.

Much of the world is unfamiliar with the cuisine, but an exodus from Myanmar after a coup has made it more visible on the international stage.
Myanmar (LOCATION) Burmese (ORG)
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