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What is English of tapilok?

"Tapilok" is a word from the Malay language and refers to a type of sago pudding. It's a popular dessert in Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia.

There isn't a direct English equivalent for "tapilok". However, you can describe it as:

* Sago pudding

* Sago dessert

* Tapioca pudding (while not entirely accurate, tapioca is similar to sago)

It's best to use the term "tapilok" if you're referring to the specific dish as it has a unique flavor and texture. You can also explain it further by saying:

* Tapilok is a Malaysian dessert made from sago pearls, coconut milk, and sugar.

* Tapilok is a sweet and chewy dessert made with sago, often served with grated coconut.

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