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Bario is famous for its rice and salt. Pa’Umor is one of the best know salt-producing village.
Gula apong is a very popular traditional sweetener processed
from the sap of the nipah palm.
Tuak is a Sarawakian term for rice wine. In Sabah, it is
called lihing.
The distinct creamy taste of salted terubok is what makes it
special, as it is not too salty and can be taken just like the fresh fish
itself.
Dabai is one of many exotic fruits in Sarawak. Its fruit is a prized seasonal delicacy.
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