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Cendol

Cendol, also known as lot chong (Thai: ลอดช่อง), mont let saung (Burmese: မုန့်လက်ဆောင်း), nom lut (Khmer: បង្អែមលត), lod song (Lao: ລອດຊ່ອງ) and bánh lọt, is a traditional Southeast Asian dessert characterised by soft, green, worm-like jelly strands made from rice flour or mung bean starch, coconut milk and palm sugar syrup, typically served over shaved…

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Alternative names
បង្អែមលត (bang-aem lot) (Cambodia) · chè bánh lọt (Vietnam) · chendol (Singapore) · cindolo (South Sulawesi, Indonesia) · cindua (West Sumatra, Indonesia)
Associated cuisine
Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
Main ingredients
Coconut milk, rice flour jelly with pandan juice, shaved ice, palm sugar
Place of origin
Southeast Asia
Type
Dessert

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Cendol

Nodes178
Edges177
Triples179
Avg. degree1.99
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Cendol

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related to Names, Etymology and Early Documentation · 26
Cendol → Bugis, Central, East Java, In, In Burma, In Cambodia, In Indochina, In Thailand, In Vietnam, Indonesia, Indonesian, Javanese, Laos, Linguistic, Malay, Maritime Southeast Asia, Minangkabau, Other, Pacoh, Proto-Katuic
related to Early Southeast Asian Culinary Traditions · 20
Cendol → Bamar, Bugis, European, Its, Javanese, Khmer, Known, Malay, Minangkabau, Pandan, Pandanus, Related, Rice, Southeast Asia, Southeast Asian, Sundanese, Thai, These, This, Vietnamese
related to Indonesia · 18
Cendol → Arenga, Bupati Bathara Katong, Central Java, Dawet, Demak Sultanate, Early, However, In Banjarnegara, In Indonesia, In Java, Indonesia, Initially, Javanese, Kediri, Kresnayana, Local, Ponorogo, Today
related to Intangible cultural heritage · 18
Cendol → Culture, Department, Education, Es, Hawker Culture, In Indonesia, In Malaysia, In Singapore, Ministry, National Heritage, Nomination, Riau Islands, Southeast Asian, Submission, Three Javanese, UNESCO, West Java, Yogyakarta
related to Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei · 15
Cendol → Brunei, Chinese, During, Ice, In, In Malaysia, Indian, Localisation, Malay, Malayan, Melaka, Over, Penang, Peranakan, Singapore
related to Symbolism in wedding rituals · 15
Cendol → Hindu-Brahmin, In Javanese, In Thai, Indonesia, It, Its, Java, Lod, Midodareni, Parents, South India, Thai, Thailand, The, This
related to Mont let saung and cendol in festivals and celebrations · 11
Cendol → Across, Brunei, Burmese New Year, In Indonesia, In Myanmar, Its, Malaysia, Ramadan, Singapore, Southeast Asia, Thingyan
related to In popular culture · 9
Cendol → Abah Lala, Didi Kempot, If, In, Indonesia, Indonesian, It, Javanese, KASKUS
related to External links · 8
Cendol → Food Fight, Javanese, Malaysia, Malaysian, On The Red Dot, Origins, Part, Singaporean
Alternative names · 7
Cendol → chendol (Singapore), chè bánh lọt (Vietnam), cindolo (South Sulawesi, Indonesia), cindua (West Sumatra, Indonesia), dawet (Central and East Java, Indonesia), es cendol (West Java, Indonesia), បង្អែមលត (bang-aem lot) (Cambodia)

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rice coconut dessert milk indonesia dawet flour palm southeast served sugar culinary known local sweet ice thai chong javanese jelly

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CendolAlternative namesបង្អែមលត (bang-aem lot) (Cambodia)1.00infobox
CendolAlternative nameschè bánh lọt (Vietnam)1.00infobox
CendolAlternative nameschendol (Singapore)1.00infobox
CendolAlternative namescindolo (South Sulawesi, Indonesia)1.00infobox
CendolAlternative namescindua (West Sumatra, Indonesia)1.00infobox
CendolAlternative namesdawet (Central and East Java, Indonesia)1.00infobox
CendolAlternative nameses cendol (West Java, Indonesia)1.00infobox
CendolAssociated cuisineBrunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam1.00infobox
CendolMain ingredientsCoconut milk, rice flour jelly with pandan juice, shaved ice, palm sugar1.00infobox
CendolPlace of originSoutheast Asia1.00infobox
CendolTypeDessert1.00infobox
Cendolis atraditional dessert featured in cultural and religious festivals0.90text

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