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    A small stall just off the main road by the temple sells a local snack called “phuchka,” a spicy, tangy puffed rice ball that many say tastes better than the ones at the Jagannath market. If you’re looking for a sit down place, FabHotel Amaltas has a modest restaurant nearby that serves a few regional dishes. Have you tried the phuchka yet, or do you prefer the more elaborate tribal platters at the market?

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