Masal Tsot
street food in Kashmir
Masal Tsot (Kashmiri pronunciation: [masaːlɨ t͡soʈ]), is a traditional Kashmiri street food wrap consisting of Lavaas (Kashmiri pronunciation: [laʋaːs]) bread served with boiled chickpeas and a radish-yogurt chutney. It is particularly popular throughout the Kashmir.
Masal Tsot is a historic Kashmiri street food, traditionally popular among locals for its portability and nutritional value.
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