Paximadi | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-10

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Paximadi


00:00:13 1 International variations
00:00:23 1.1 Azerbaijan
00:00:53 1.2 Cuba
00:01:25 1.3 Denmark
00:01:36 1.4 France
00:01:51 1.5 Finland
00:02:18 1.6 Germany
00:02:37 1.7 Greece
00:03:01 1.8 India
00:03:25 1.9 Pakistan
00:03:51 1.10 Iran
00:04:20 1.11 Italy
00:04:37 1.12 Japan
00:04:52 1.13 The Levant
00:05:25 1.14 Netherlands and Belgium (Flanders)
00:06:44 1.15 Norway
00:07:11 1.16 Philippines
00:07:27 1.17 Portugal
00:07:54 1.18 Russia
00:08:49 1.19 South Africa
00:09:57 1.20 Sweden
00:10:22 1.21 Turkey
00:10:45 1.22 United Kingdom
00:11:32 1.22.1 Farley's Rusks
00:12:16 1.23 United States
00:12:37 2 See also



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A rusk is a hard, dry biscuit or a twice-baked bread. It is sometimes used as a baby teething food. In the United Kingdom, the name also refers to a wheat-based food additive.