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Local Palestinian FOOD Tour it was more than just food - Palestinian Street Food, mansaf musakhin went wet to Palestinian restaurant to try first time the traditional food or Palestine i yes we was very satisfied taste-wise and that was an organic taste in food the Palestinians used to eat like this food every day we had tried mansaf, msakhin, maqloba, toosh, moza with ice and other saad items was very delicious and yummy food for the Palestinian restaurant. <br/>Credit to Mohamed Youssef - محمد يوسف for music and credit to Malik Abdul Fareed YouTuber for video production. <br/><br/>#palestine #food #streetfood #palestina <br/>
Local Palestinian FOOD Tour it was more than just food - Palestinian Street Food, mansaf musakhin went wet to Palestinian restaurant to try first time the traditional food or Palestine i yes we was very satisfied taste-wise and that was an organic taste in food the Palestinians used to eat like this food every day we had tried mansaf, msakhin, maqloba, toosh, moza with ice and other saad items was very delicious and yummy food for the Palestinian restaurant. <br/>Credit to Mohamed Youssef - محمد يوسف for music and credit to Malik Abdul Fareed YouTuber for video production. <br/><br/>#palestine #food #streetfood #palestina <br/>
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