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Samp, which is coarsely ground corn, does not dissolve in water. Instead, when mixed with water, it absorbs moisture and swells, forming a thick, porridge-like consistency. This property makes it suitable for cooking in various dishes, but it remains a solid substance rather than dissolving.

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