Wajik

Summary

Wajik is a meal^[1]. Wajik draws 41 Wikipedia views per month (meal category, ranking #48 of 97).^[2]

Key Facts

• Wajik's image is recorded as Wajik Top View.jpg^[3].
• Wajik's image is recorded as Wajik, Jajan Tradisional Nusantara.jpg^[4].
• Wajik's image is recorded as 8. Wajik 2.jpg^[5].
• Wajik's image is recorded as Wajik - Penganan Tradisional Banyumas.jpg^[6].
• Wajik's instance of is recorded as meal^[7].
• Wajik's made from material is recorded as glutinous rice^[8].
• Wajik's made from material is recorded as coconut milk^[9].
• Wajik's made from material is recorded as palm sugar^[10].
• Wajik's made from material is recorded as Pandanus amaryllifolius^[11].
• Wajik's made from material is recorded as table salt^[12].
• Wajik's location is recorded as West Java^[13].
• Wajik's location is recorded as Garut^[14].
• Wajik's subclass of is recorded as snack^[15].
• Wajik's subclass of is recorded as jajan pasar^[16].
• Wajik's part of is recorded as Indonesian cuisine^[17].
• Wajik's Commons category is recorded as Wajik^[18].
• Wajik's pronunciation audio is recorded as Pelafalan "Wajik" - Makanan tradisional Indonesia.wav^[19].
• Wajik's country of origin is recorded as Indonesia^[20].
• Wajik's has part is recorded as glutinous rice^[21].
• Wajik's has part is recorded as brown sugar^[22].
• Wajik's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11b5m2pgxf^[23].
• Wajik's intangible cultural heritage status is recorded as National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Malaysia^[24].
• Wajik's TasteAtlas ID is recorded as wajik^[25].

Why It Matters

Wajik draws 41 Wikipedia views per month (meal category, ranking #48 of 97).^[2] Wajik has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[26] Wajik is known by 16 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[27]