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Sticky and steeped in centuries-old lore, bánh tét is traditional for Tết celebrations

Marietta Daily Journal 04 Feb 2022
Humble ingredients have been home-run fare for centuries, all around the globe, but it’s always extra fun when there’s a legend to go along with. With an origin story that dates to 14th-century Vietnam, bánh tét, and its square sister ... .
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Dân mạng chỉ trích cảnh Quỳnh Kool bị tét mông bạo lực

Kiến Thức 15 Jan 2021
Trong tập 13 “Hướng dương ngược nắng”, khi biết Ngọc - Quỳnh Kool chơi xấu em trai mình, Minh - Thu Trang đã nhờ ông nội dụ Ngọc ra để bắt cóc cô rồi cảnh cáo bằng cách dọa nạt và đánh vào mông. Phân cảnh đang nhận nhiều ý kiến trái chiều từ cư dân mạng ... ....
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Diện đồ buộc dây hở bạo, Bích Phương bị ví như đòn bánh tét

Kiến Thức 04 Jan 2021
Bích Phương là ca sĩ góp mặt trong đêm biểu diễn đón chào năm mới ... Bộ trang phục khiến Bích Phương lộ ngấn mỡ eo mất điểm ... Chính cô nàng cũng từng tự công nhận ... "Năm nay có bánh tét sớm haha nhìn đã thấy năm mới sung túc rồi ... ....
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Người dân TP.HCM gói 5.000 bánh chưng, bánh tét gửi vùng lũ miền Trung

Kiến Thức 22 Oct 2020
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