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Generally speaking, no. Airag is a seasonal, niche, perishable product, that as far as I can tell is not commercially produced and is hence not regularly available at supermarkets, liquor stores or bars.
Visiting Ulaanbaatar just before the Naadam festival a few years ago, I did see a few pop-up stalls selling the stuff, but generally it's made at home and ...
answered Dec 30 '20 at 4:49
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All the foodies listed in the other answers definitely deserve a mention, and here we already put together more than a thresold overview.
I'd like to add that pizza as a street food comes in two formats mainly:
slices
squares
We call these pizza al taglio or tranci di pizza but I couldn't actually say if any of the two names refers precisely to one of the ...
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There are lots of excellent answers here addressing food and water safety, which is all very important. But prophylaxis can also help prevent serious illness, and prompt treatment if you feel unwell can vastly reduce the symptoms and duration of the illness and help stabilize things if you need to continue traveling. The US Centers for Disease Control's ...
answered Dec 22 '20 at 5:45
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