Açma
Turkish bread, widely consumed as street food
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Açma
Summary
Açma is a food[1]. Açma draws 29 Wikipedia views per month (food category, ranking #144 of 310).[2]
Key Facts
- Açma's image is recorded as Açma from Turkey.jpg[3].
- Açma's instance of is recorded as food[4].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as wheat flour[5].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as cooking oil[6].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as white sugar[7].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as table salt[8].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as butter[9].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as margarine[10].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as yeast[11].
- Açma's made from material is recorded as drinking water[12].
- Açma's subclass of is recorded as Turkish breads[13].
- Açma's part of is recorded as Turkish cuisine[14].
- Açma's Commons category is recorded as Açma[15].
- Açma's country of origin is recorded as Turkey[16].
- Açma's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11b6cwdq7m[17].
- Açma's TasteAtlas ID is recorded as acma[18].
Why It Matters
Açma draws 29 Wikipedia views per month (food category, ranking #144 of 310).[2] Açma has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19]