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Complete nonsense and here, in general, food regulation in the USSR, regulation of food supplies is generally everywhere, it’s just that there was more of it in the USSR, but how could this affect echpochmak itself, given the fact that echpochmak before the revolution was just a national Tatar dish that was eaten by the upper strata, and not a simple population, that is, he was not popular anyway, but in principle he was in catering and in other branches of food sales in the USSR, but for the most part only at the local level in Tatarstan, and only then thanks to industrial development and urbanization in The USSR and Soviet chefs, including those of Tatar origin, managed to bring the dish to the All-Union level 37.54.230.242 (talk) 00:25, 7 July 2023 (UTC)Reply
