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Inconsistency?

It is traditional to eat mustamakkara by cutting a piece of the package, and wrapping it around the mustamakkara instead of using paper.

As a frequent customer at the mustamakkara market stalls I don't remember seeing people doing this, so it is hardly traditional. It is also not mentioned in the mustamakkara etiquette web page (in Finnish). Ruupert 00:20, 9 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]