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Roadside Vendor selling beverage, packet snacks and fresh betel leaves in Yangon, Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Betel leaves
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Betel leaves at a market in Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Betel leaves. The chew of betel (dahat-vita) is mostly for consumption after meals, and consists of betel leaves, arecanut, and certain other items like cloves, nutmeg, cardamons, etc. which give a pleasant smell and a pungent taste when chewed. Dickwella, Southern Province, Sri Lanka, Asia.


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