Foods That Start With C

1. Cabbage

Cabbage is a densely leaved leafy green plant that is grown in red cabbage or white (also called Dutch) cabbage varieties. It is closely related to broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, and savoy cabbage.

Cabbage originated in Europe and flourished in European cuisine before first being planted in Canada around 1541 or 1542.

2. Cabrito

Cabrito is the name for roast goat in both Spanish and Portuguese languages. Typically, when cabrito is served in Latin dishes, it refers to a roast of young goat meat.

3. Cactus Pear

Cactus pears, AKA cactus fruit or prickly pears as I call them, are sweet fruits grown from cactus. They can be eaten raw right off the plant.

Prickley pears may also be baked or cooked down into syrup for a sweet and fruity addition to desserts and drinks.

4. Caesar Salad

A Caesar salad is a popular side salad with romaine lettuce, Parmesan cheese, and croutons. Traditional Caesar dressing is made of lemon juice, anchovies, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire, garlic, Dijon mustard, Parmesan, and pepper.

For an anchovy-free version, try my homemade Caesar dressing without anchovies.

5. Cajon Pea

Cajon peas, also known as pigeon peas, are a type of pea. They can be prepared raw or cooked, much like fresh green peas.

As with other lentils, Cajon peas can be dried for long-term storage.

6. Cake

Cake is an extremely broad term referring to any baked, sweet, bread-like food, usually dessert. The shapes, sizes, textures, and flavors can vary greatly.

See my types of cake page for detailed descriptions of different cake varieties.

7. Calamari

Calamari is squid body and tentacles, most often served breaded and fried with marinara sauce for dipping. It can also be boiled or sauteed and added to pasta or soups like frutti di mare, for example.

8. Caldeirada

A Portuguese fish stew. It can be made with different varieties of fish or shellfish and has a rich broth seasoned with saffron.

9. Calvados

Calvados is a type of brandy from Normandy, France, that is made with apples and/or pears. Essentially, it is a distilled apple cider with flavors differing between fresh apples and spiced baked apples, depending on the variety.

10. Calzone

An Italian oven-baked turnover or pizza pocket. Traditional calzones were stuffed with ricotta, mozzarella, salami, and prociutto or veggies.

Nowadays, you can get a calzone stuffed with just about any of your favorite pizza toppings.

11. Canape

A small hors d'oeuvre that usually consists of crackers or bread topped with savory butter or spread. They are often just one bite, served on a platter at formal parties.

12. Candy

Candy encompasses a wide variety of tasty treats made with different ingredients. The primary requirement to be considered 'candy' is that it features sugar as a main ingredient.

Candy can be fruit flavored, chocolate, nuts, soft, chewy, crunchy, you name it.

13. Cannoli

A popular Italian fried dough in a tube shape stuffed with a sweet and creamy ricotta cheese filling. Many people, myself included, like to add mini chocolate chips to the ricotta filling, but that is completely up to preference.

14. Canola Oil

Canola oil is a popular cooking oil made from crushed canola seeds that has a neutral flavor and a high smoke point. This makes it a great option for frying and sauteeing, though it is also a good choice for baked goods and marinades.

15. Caper

Capers are the edible flower buds harvested from the caper bush.  They have a floral and lemony taste raw but are typically pickled and used in recipes like tartar sauce or piccata sauce.

Check out my page, 'What are capers', for more useful information.

16. Cantonese

The cuisine of the Guangdong province of China. Cantonese food uses fresh ingredients, natural flavors, and classic cooking techniques which makes it the most popular Chinese cuisine in the world.

17. Cappuccino

A coffee beverage that originated in Italy consisting of espresso, steamed milk, and milk foam. It is most often served hot but can be requested over ice.

Sweeteners and flavored syrups can be added at your preference.

18. Capulin Cherry

Capulin cherries are native to Central America and are sometimes referred to as Mexican cherries. They have a sweet and tart flavor that can be enjoyed fresh or cooked into syrups or baked goods.

19. Carac

Carac is a Swiss tart made with chocolate, cream, and fondant in a shortbread pie crust. The cream and chocolate are combined to make a rich and velvety ganache filling.

20. Carambola

More commonly called star fruit, carambola tastes sweet and slightly tangy. Slicing the fruit horizontally gives each slice a star shape, hence the name.

21. Caramel

Caramel is a confection made by slowly heating sugar at a specific temperature until it thickens and turns brown. Popular caramel products range from thick and chewy caramel candies to easy-to-drizzle caramel sauces.

Caramel flavor can be added to many things like soda and mouthwatering caramel pecan frosting.

22. Caraway Seeds

Caraway seeds are dried fruit from the caraway plant that has a slight anise flavor and pungent aromatics. Cumin, mustard seeds, and coriander pair well with the flavor of caraway seeds.

23. Cardamom

Cardamom is a pungent spice that is used in both sweet and savory dishes. There are two main varieties: black and green.

Cardamom can be used whole or ground and is very popular in Indian cuisine.

24. Carne Asada

Carne Asada is grilled, seared, or broiled skirt steak used in tacos, burritos, fajitas, and more. The meat is tenderized and seasoned in a carne asada marinade featuring lime juice, orange juice, and jalapeno.

25. Carne Guisada

A type of Latin beef stew made with lean meat simmered in tomatoes, red bell pepper, onion, garlic, and seasonings. It is often served with rice, beans, and tortillas.

26. Carnitas

Carnitas is a Mexican cuisine dish that uses braised or simmered meat and is usually served in tortillas. Most commonly, pork is used for carnitas, but the same method and seasonings can be used to make carnitas with different meats like turkey, for instance.

27. Carrot

Carrots are a root vegetable that can be eaten raw or cooked. Carrots are typically orange but can also come in a variety of colors, like purple, red, and yellow.

Their natural sweetness is more pronounced when cooked, so they are often used to sweeten up Marinara sauce and other dishes.

28. Carrot Cake

A sweet cake with carrots mixed into the cake batter. Classic carrot cake calls for cream cheese frosting and sometimes walnuts are mixed into the batter or used as a crunchy topping.

29. Carp

A general term for a type of freshwater fish that includes many species from the Cyprinidae family. The meat is tender, smooth, and mild, with almost no fishy flavor whatsoever.

30. Cashew

Cashews are a type of nut that shares many traits similar to legumes and seeds. They have an almost buttery texture, a subtle sweet flavor, and a light crunch.

31. Cassava

A starchy root vegetable that contains naturally occurring forms of cyanide when raw, so it must be peeled and cooked thoroughly. It is also called yuca or manioc and is enjoyed worldwide.

32. Casserole

A broad term for any dish baked in the oven in a casserole dish. They can be sweet, savory, simple, or complex as long as they are baked in a casserole dish or casserole pan.

33. Cassiri

An alcoholic drink made from fermented cassava juice, the root vegetable I discussed above. It is similar to beer with an earthy, yeasty taste.

34. Cassoulet

A rich, slow-cooked French stew made with white beans and any combination of poultry, pork, sausage, mutton, or goose. It began as a food for peasants utilizing leftover meats.

35. Catfish

A variety of bottom-dwelling fish that is popular for fishing and eating due to their mild flavor and accessibility. Deep-fried catfish is a classic comfort food in the southern United States, though it can also be baked, broiled, pan-seared, or grilled.

36. Cauliflower

A cruciferous vegetable related to brussel sprouts, broccoli, cabbage, and collard greens. It has a mild flavor that can be enjoyed raw or cooked and takes well to different seasoning blends.

37. Cayenne Pepper

A hot chili pepper that is used to add spice to dishes. Cayenne peppers can be eaten raw, cooked, or dried, but are most commonly ground down to powder to be used as seasoning.

38. Celery

A vegetable that consists of mostly water so it has very low calorie content. The crunchy stalks can be enjoyed raw as a snack.

Celery makes up one-third of the 'holy trinity', which also includes onions and bell pepper, which is a popular base for many Cajun and Creole dishes.

39. Celtuce

A variety of lettuce that has a thick and juicy stalk similar to broccoli stems. The leafy green part is often discarded, and instead, the stalk is peeled and sliced thin, then eaten raw or cooked.

40. Cereal

A food made from grain that is often enjoyed in a bowl of milk for breakfast. Cereal comes in many flavors and textures and can be made from rye, wheat, oats, barley, millet, or a combination of grains.

41. Ceviche

A raw seafood dish with cubes of citrus-marinated fish. It is considered safe to eat because the acid in lime or lemon juice denatures the proteins in the meat and 'cooks' the fish without actually cooking it.

42. Challah

A braided Jewish bread that is often served on holidays. Challah bread has a sweet and eggy flavor with a consistency similar to brioche.

43. Chamomile

The common name for a large group of daisy-like flowers that is often used to make tea. Chamomile can also be used as an herbal supplement and is said to help improve sleep quality and anxiety.

44. Chapati

A popular unleavened flatbread from India. Chapati has many names depending on region and may also be called roti, roshi, safati, shabaati, phulka, or lavash bread.

45. Chaya

A perennial shrub that is also called a spinach tree. Chaya has more iron than spinach, and though it is difficult to find in the market, it is fairly easy to grow at home.

46. Cheddar

A natural semi-hard cheese that can be white, yellow, or orange and ranges from sharp to mild in flavor. Cheddar cheese is one of the most popular cheeses in the world second only to mozzarella.

47. Cheese

Cheese is a dairy product made from the proteins in cow, goat, buffalo, or sheep's milk. It ranges from soft and wet to dry and hard with a wide variety of flavor profiles.

See my collection of Italian cheeses for some great examples.

48. Cheeseburger

A meat patty on a bun, or a hamburger, with added cheese. Cheeseburger patties are typically beef but can also be made with bison, elk, venison, or other wild game.

Cheddar is a common choice, but the type of cheese used is up to preference. Burger toppings like pickles, onions, mustard, or ketchup are often added.

49. Cheesecake

Cheesecake is a dessert made with soft cheese, most commonly cream cheese. Most versions incorporate eggs in the cheesecake filling and are baked in a pie crust.

Some recipes, like my no-bake blueberry cheesecake, do not include eggs and can firm and set in the refrigerator without the need to bake them.

50. Cherimoya

Cherimoya, also called custard apples, is a fruit native to the Andes Mountains region of Ecuador and Peru. They have a rough green exterior, but inside, the flesh is soft and sweet, with a flavor that is similar to a blend of bananas, peaches, and pineapples.

51. Cherry

Cherries are small, round stonefruit that come in a range of colors from yellow to pink, red, purple, and black. They can be eaten raw, though fresh cherries have a single pit or seed that should not be ingested.

Cherries are a very popular fruit for baking. Maraschino cherries, which are de-seeded and softened in sweet red syrup, are used in ice cream or as a garnish for drinks and desserts.

52. Cherry Pie

A pie baked with cherry pie filling. Traditional cherry pies call for tart cherries for the filling, typically morello or amarelle.

While fresh cherries are ideal, I have had great success with frozen pie cherries.

53. Chícharos

Chicharos are Cuban split peas. The name usually refers to a traditional green split pea stew rather than the peas themselves.

54. Chicken

Chicken is the most popular poultry in the world and has been the most popular meat in the United States since 2010. Every part of a chicken can be incorporated into a dish in some way, from the feet to the gizzards.

Chicken breasts and thighs are the most used and widely available.

55. Chicken and Dumplings

A thick and creamy soup consisting of diced, chopped, or shredded chicken and veggies with dough dumplings. The dumplings are cooked in the soup as it simmers.

Carrots, peas, and celery are classic vegetable choices for chicken and dumplings.

56. Chicken And Rice

An easy one-pan meal consisting of chicken, rice, and sometimes vegetables. There are many variations of this meal belonging to different cultures.

57. Chicken Breast

The meat that comes from the chest, or breast, of a chicken. Chicken breasts are a widely available and popular cut of poultry that is sold boneless, skinless, or with the skin and bone intact.

58. Chicken Casserole

Any casserole, a food baked in a casserole dish in the oven, that includes chicken as the main protein. Oftentimes, this includes rice and vegetables, but the ingredients vary from recipe to recipe.

59. Chicken Chili

Chicken chili is a meaty stew made with chicken and beans. White chicken chili with white beans is the most popular, but chicken can be used to make a more traditional red chili as well.

60. Chicken Curry

Also called curried chicken, chicken curry is cooked in a robustly flavorful Indian curry sauce. It is often served over white rice and can include vegetables.

61. Chicken Enchiladas

Chicken, cheese, and sometimes beans, rolled up in flour tortillas and coated with enchilada sauce, then baked. This is most commonly red enchilada sauce, but verde (green) sauce or sour cream sauce are also popular options.

62. Chicken Noodle Soup

A comforting soup made with chicken, noodles, vegetables, and broth seasoned with herbs. There are creamy variations, but a clear chicken broth is the most common base for chicken noodle soup.

63. Chicken Parmesan

Breaded and fried chicken cutlets which are topped with marinara sauce and fresh mozzarella then baked. Then, the crispy, cheesy, chicken is usually served over a bed of al dente spaghetti noodles.

64. Chicken Pasta

Any pasta dish with chicken as the main protein. This can be any type of pasta paired with any sauce and may or may not include additional meats and/or vegetables.

65. Chicken Pot Pie

A savory pie filled with chunks of chicken, carrots, peas or other veggies, and gravy, all baked inside a pastry crust. Chicken pot pies can be the size of a full 9-inch pies or baked in smaller single-serving portions.

66. Chicken Salad

While chicken salad can refer to a leafy green salad with chicken, it generally refers to chilled chicken tossed in a creamy dressing. The dressing is typically mayonnaise-based and often also includes celery for crunch.

67. Chicken Stir Fry

Chicken and veggies pan-fried in a wok or skillet with stir-fry sauce over high heat, stirring frequently. This is a popular Chinese takeout recipe and is often served over white rice, fried rice, or noodles.

68. Chicken Thighs

The meat from the upper portion of a chicken's leg. They are dark meat and fattier than chicken breasts, which makes them even more tender and flavorful.

69. Chicken Tortilla Soup

A Mexican soup that ranges from mild to spicy. It includes chopped or shredded chicken in a zesty broth with vegetables, sometimes beans, and crispy fried tortilla strips on top.

70. Chicken Wings

The meat from the wings of a chicken that is left bone-in, fried or baked, then tossed in seasonings or sauces. Boneless chicken wings are not actually wings but chicken breasts that are cut into bite-sized chunks and fried.

71. Chicken Wrap

Chicken, veggies, and sauce wrapped in a flour tortilla. They are usually served cold but can sometimes be toasted or grilled and served warm.

72. Chickpea

Chickpeas are technically a legume and can be used in various cuisines, often in salads, stews, or ground into hummus. Hummus is a creamy dip made from chickpeas that can be used as a spread or served as an appetizer with fresh veggie sticks, bread, or crackers.

73. Chico Fruit

A small, round, edible fruit with sweet pulp that is native to Mexico and Central America. They are also called sapodilla, sapote, and soapapple and have a flavor that tastes like pears and caramel.

74. Chile Relleno

A popular Mexican dish consisting of large green chile peppers stuffed with cheese, meat, or seafood. The stuffed peppers are then fried and served with rice and beans.

75. Chili

A zesty stew made with slowly simmered meat, tomatoes, chili peppers, and sometimes beans. Chili is most commonly made with beef, although the type of meat used is ultimately up to the chef.

76. Chimichanga

A chimichanga is a deep-fried burrito. Like burritos, the fillings can vary but often include meat, beans, cheese, and rice. As long as it is wrapped in a flour tortilla and fried, it can be called a chimichanga.

77. Chinese Food

A diverse cuisine that originated in the country of China but has since become a popular dinner and fast food option internationally. Rice, noodles, soy sauce, and sesame oil are all Chinese food essentials.

78. Chives

Chives are a flowering plant that is closely related to onions and garlic. They have a comparable flavor and texture to green onions, though they are not technically the same.

See my page on green onions vs chives for tips on distinguishing the two.

79. Chocolate

Chocolate is a food item made from the fruit of the cacao tree that has a dry bitter taste when raw. The dry cacao powder can be used to flavor drinks or for baking, or be processed and sweetened into chocolate confections.

There are many kinds of chocolate that range in sweetness and bitterness, with milk chocolate, white chocolate, and dark chocolate being the most popular. You could sample one of each from my collection of chocolate desserts.

80. Chorizo

Traditional chorizo is a Spanish pork sausage that can be a bit spicy, ranging from mild to hot. There are different types of chorizo with specific ingredients varying by region, but normally consisting of ground pork, garlic, and paprika.

In the modern-day world, many have experimented with other meats and even plant-based chorizo.

81. Christmas Cake

Christmas cake is a British traditional cake that is the origin of our American fruitcake. Traditional Christmas cake is made with raisins and golden currants soaked in brandy, rum, whiskey, or sherry.

82. Christmas Cookies

In general, a Christmas cookie is any cookie served around Christmastime. Classic Christmas cookies are sugar cookies or gingerbread, but many family traditions and cultures enjoy alternate cookies in celebration of the holiday.

83. Chutney

A spread or condiment made with fruits or vegetables that originated in India. Chutney Chutney is comparable to relish in the United States.

There's tomato, coconut, pineapple, ginger, and apricot chutney, plus thousands more potential flavor and ingredient combinations.

84. Cinnamon Rolls

Rolled pastries made from dough filled with cinnamon and sugar. They are baked, then topped with vanilla icing or glaze, and are usually served for breakfast.

85. Cioppino

Cioppino, also called 'fisherman's stew,' is an Italian seafood stew with rich tomato broth and a blend of herbs, fish, and shellfish. It is traditionally served with crusty sourdough bread for dipping.

86. Clafoutis

Clafoutis is a French dessert made by baking fresh fruit, usually cherries, in a custard-like batter. The result is a fruity dessert with a rich flavor and pudding-like consistency.

87. Clams

Clams are shellfish, technically mollusks, that are sought after for their meat which has a mild, salty, and briny flavor. They can be found in every sea in the world, making them a widely available and inexpensive ingredient for seafood lovers.

88. Clam Chowder

A rich and creamy soup made with clam meat and juices, potatoes, onions, seasonings, and heavy cream or milk. I like to add crumbled bacon for a comforting bowl of clam chowder that reminds me of growing up in the Pacific Northwest.

89. Cloudberry

A small, orange-yellow fruit prized for its tart-sweet flavor. Cloudberries are often used in jams, desserts, and sauces. Despite the name, they are technically considered a fruit and not a berry.

90. Cobbler

Cobbler is a rustic dessert consisting of a sweet fruit filling covered with batter, biscuit, or dumpling dough and baked. Cherry and peach cobbler are the most popular flavors, followed by nectarine cobbler, apple cobbler, raspberry cobbler, and more.

There's no rule you have to stick with one fruit, cobblers can be made with any combination of fruits and berries.

91. Coconut

Coconut is a tropical fruit with a hard outer shell protecting the sweet, tender coconut meat and coconut water inside. Coconuts grow high on palm trees and can be used in both sweet and savory recipes or beverages.

92. Coconut Shrimp

Jumbo shrimp, often butterflied, that is tossed in a batter of breadcrumbs and coconut then fried until golden cand crispy. Many chefs pair coconut shrimp with sweet and/or tangy dipping sauces like sweet chili sauce or tropical pineapple sauce.

93. Coffee

Coffee is a popular beverage made from roasted coffee beans and hot water. It's popular for its energizing effects due to caffeine and robust earthy flavor.

Coffee can be enjoyed in various forms, like an espresso, latte, or black coffee.

94. Coffee Cake

An American sweet bread that was named because it is often served in the morning with a cup of coffee. Coffee cake is usually flavored with cinnamon and often topped with a brown sugar streusel or crumb topping.

95. Collards

Collards, or collard greens, are leafy green vegetables that are similar to cabbage and kale. It's a popular Southern side dish simmered or sauteed until tender with onions and bacon.

96. Comte

Comte is a French cheese made from cow's milk that is aged anywhere from a few months to a few years. It's a hard cheese with a smooth texture and a flavor that ranges from fruity to nutty, depending on how long it is aged.

97. Cookies

Cookies are baked snacks or desserts that are usually flat, round, and sweet. They can also be called biscuits, which are popular in the UK.

Cookies often take on the name of whatever the main flavoring ingredient is. For example, chocolate chip cookies or peanut butter cookies.

98. Coriander

Coriander refers to the dried seeds of the Coriandrum sativum plant. The leaves and stems of the plant are known as cilantro in the U.S. but may also be called coriander in other parts of the world.

Coriander is a spice with a fresh flavor that is floral, citrusy, and slightly sweet.

99. Corn

Corn is considered either a grain or a vegetable, depending on when it was harvested. The small kernels can be enjoyed fresh on the cob, canned, or frozen and thawed and have a mildly sweet, refreshing flavor.

Corn is also the base of cornmeal and corn flour, which are used for frying and baking.

100. Cornbread

Cornbread is a quick bread made from cornmeal and a popular side dish in the Southern U.S. The bread is usually buttery and soft with a crispy top and edges from being baked in a baking pan or cooked in a skillet.

101. Corn Chowder

A rich and creamy soup made with sweet corn kernels, potatoes in a cream or milk-based broth. Ham and/or bacon are popular additions to corn chowder.

102. Corned Beef

Corned beef is a salt-cured beef brisket that is coated with corned beef seasoning and cooked until tender. It is the key ingredient in popular recipes like corned beef and cabbage, corned beef hash, and Reuben sandwiches.

I have an entire page dedicated to corned beef if you'd like to know more.

103. Courgette

Courgette, better known as zucchini here in the United States, is a green summer squash with a mild flavor and tender texture. It cooks quickly and is a great addition to stir-fries or casseroles.

Zucchini is great for baking, too. Just try my pumpkin zucchini muffins.

104. Couscous

Couscous is a small, round pasta made from semolina or wheat flour. It is steamed and fluffed, then served as a base for stews or as a side dish, similar to rice.

105. Crab

Shellfish, specifically crustaceans, with delicate meat that has a sweet, mild flavor. Crab is usually steamed or boiled and eaten with drawn butter.

The cooked crab meat can be used in dishes like sushi, crab risotto, seafood boils, or as a topping for salads.

106. Crab Dip

A cheesy dip for crackers or toasted bread made with lump crab meat. The base of the dip normally includes cream cheese and mayonnaise or sour cream, and it is served hot.

107. Cranberry

Cranberries are tart berries that can used in both sweet and savory recipes. They can be eaten raw, but are very bitter.

Cranberries are often used in sauces, with Thanksgiving cranberry sauce being one of the most notable. They are also a popular addition to baked goods, fruit juice, and cocktails.

108. Crawfish

Crawfish, also called crayfish or crawdads, are freshwater crustaceans that look like miniature lobsters. They are normally boiled or steamed and enjoyed for their tender meat, which is particularly popular in Southern and Cajun cuisine.

109. Crème Brulèe

A classic French dessert that requires a broiler or torch to caramelize the sugar topping and form a crunchy golden crust. The base is a rich custard made from heavy cream, sugar, vanilla, and eggs.

110. Crepes

Crepes are thin, delicate French pancakes made from a batter of flour, eggs, milk, and butter. Crepe fillings can be sweet or savory, with fruits like raspberries, strawberries, and blueberries being some of the most popular options.

111. Crisps

Crisps have two food-related meanings:

Called potato chips in the U.S., crisps are thin slices of potato fried or baked until crispy and seasoned with salt or other flavors.

In the United States, crisps can also refer to a fruity baked dessert with a crispy oatmeal topping.

112. Croissants

A French puff pastry baked in a crescent shape. They are buttery, light, and flaky due to the layers in the puff pastry and are often served with breakfast or brunch.

113. Crumbles

Baked fruit desserts topped with a crumbly mixture of flour, butter, and sugar, hence the name. Apples, pears, berries, and rhubarb are all popular fruits for crumbles.

114. Cruffins

A pastry that is a hybrid cross between croissants and muffins. Crescent roll dough is buttered, coated with and cinnamon sugar then portioned into a muffin pan and baked into a muffin shape.

115. Cucumber

Cucumbers are technically a fruit from the same family as watermelons and pumpkins, though they are widely considered honorary green garden vegetables. Cucumbers are crisp with a high water content and a mild melon flavor that makes them very refreshing.

116. Cupcake

A personal-sized cake baked inside of a paper or foil cup. Cupcakes are usually topped with frosting and/or sprinkles and other sweet toppings.

Cupcakes come in many cake/frosting flavor combinations. I've even hollowed them out to fill with more frosting and other sweet fillings, like peanut butter buttercream.

117. Curry

Curry is a fragrant dish consisting of vegetables or protein slowly simmered in a gravy seasoned with spices, herbs, and curry powder. It's often served over rice and can range from mild to spicy.

118. Custard

Custard is a rich dessert made from a combination of milk or cream, eggs, sugar, and vanilla that is then baked or steamed. The consistency ranges from a creamy liquid consistency to a firm and fluffy eggy consistency.

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