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Burmese cuisine also features a wide variety of pickled vegetables and fruits that are preserved in oil and spices, or in brine and rice wine. The former, called ''thanat'' (သနပ်), are similar to [[South Asian pickle]]s, including [[mango pickle]]. The latter are called ''chinbat'' (ချဉ်ဖတ်), and include pickles like [[Mohnyin tjin|''mohnyin gyin'']].

Burmese cuisine also features a wide variety of pickled vegetables and fruits that are preserved in oil and spices, or in brine and rice wine. The former, called thanat (သနပ်), are similar to South Asian pickles, including mango pickle. The latter are called chinbat (ချဉ်ဖတ်), and include pickles like mohnyin gyin.