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Similarly, Karnataka uppinakai ( pickles ) too are very distinct from the rest like Mavina thokku ( fine mango pickles ), Nimbekai uppinakai ( lemon pickles ), Tenga Mavina uppinakai ( entire mango pickle ), gaajri uppinkai ( carrot pickle ) and menshinikai uppinakai ( chilli pickle ).
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