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Rice-flour ‘paan’

Sri Lanka is gradually developing rice flour-based bread as the government encourages more rice than wheat-based consumption. Pic by Athula Devapriya shows bread made from rice flour when a local company launched its rice flour brand "HealthyFla' at an event at the BMICH.

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