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Katak c'as'a ('new c'as'a'), cottage cheese made from milk of a newly freshened goat or cow. From the beginning when a cow gives birth, they milk her and make katak c'as'a. For four or five days they make this. If a goat is born, only the men can eat the cheese made from the enriched milk. If a cow
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