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Vanuatu: breads, grains & baking

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The migrated populations tended to live in the capitals of Vanuatu, such as Port Vila and Luganville, and hence introduced foreign foods such as French bread, Vietnamese spring rolls known as nems, and fried doughnuts, known as gateau huit (deep-fried and shaped into the number '8').

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The migrated populations tended to live in the capitals of Vanuatu, such as Port Vila and Luganville, and hence introduced foreign foods such as French bread, Vietnamese spring rolls known as nems, and fried doughnuts, known as gateau huit (deep-fried and shaped into the number '8').

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