
Xinjiang Naan: Crunchy Flatbread’s Irresistible Flavor
Xinjiang naan offers a crunchy, fragrant flavor. Explore its role in Uygur tea houses, the art of hand-baking flatbread, and why this iconic snack is a must-try.
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Xinjiang naan offers a crunchy, fragrant flavor. Explore its role in Uygur tea houses, the art of hand-baking flatbread, and why this iconic snack is a must-try.
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