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In addition to rice, [[tea]] originated in the borderlands separating Myanmar from China, precipitating a longstanding tradition of tea consumption and the development of pickled tea known as [[Lahpet|''laphet'']], which continues to play a pivotal role in Burmese ritual culture. This longstanding history is reflected in the [[Burmese language]], which is among the few world languages whose word for "tea" is not etymologically traced back to the Chinese word for "tea" (see [[etymology of tea]]).

In addition to rice, tea originated in the borderlands separating Myanmar from China, precipitating a longstanding tradition of tea consumption and the development of pickled tea known as laphet, which continues to play a pivotal role in Burmese ritual culture. This longstanding history is reflected in the Burmese language, which is among the few world languages whose word for "tea" is not etymologically traced back to the Chinese word for "tea" (see etymology of tea).