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Thai dessert-making was also transformed by the Portuguese. At the time, Thai desserts were mainly made of rice flour, palm sugar, and grated coconut, perfumed with jasmine blossoms or pandan leaves.

This humble and nutritious grain also makes for a smart pick for desserts, which is celebrated around the world. Take a look at these 9 rice desserts from around the world that are a must-try.