International Variations On The Term
- China: The Rou jia mo, which originated in Shaanxi Province.
- Quebec, Canada: Called pain à la viande; served on a hot-dog roll; not to be confused with Pain de viande (meatloaf)
- India: Keema pav is a traditional dish that closely resembles the sloppy joe. Pav (the same bread used in pav bhaji) is served with keema in it.
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