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Manjar | ■■■ |
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Boortsog | ■■■ |
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Sopaipilla | ■■■ |
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Pardulas | ■■■ |
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Qater | ■■■ |
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Börek / Borek / Boerek | ■■■ |
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Wu Kok | ■■■ |
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Banichka | ■■■ |
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