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		By: Terry Edwards		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[There is ouzo and in some places there is chipra, a homemade, opium-based ouzo. I can attest to both. The latter having a more cinnamon-licorice flavor to it and yes it will set your mouth and stomach on fire. However, Greeks are social drinkers and usually provide olives or cucumbers and tomatoes in spices and olive oil  or squid with goat cheese to coat the stomach and bread to absorb the alcohol.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There is ouzo and in some places there is chipra, a homemade, opium-based ouzo. I can attest to both. The latter having a more cinnamon-licorice flavor to it and yes it will set your mouth and stomach on fire. However, Greeks are social drinkers and usually provide olives or cucumbers and tomatoes in spices and olive oil  or squid with goat cheese to coat the stomach and bread to absorb the alcohol.</p>
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