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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kazakhstan
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Traditional and commonly served during celebrations and special occasions
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kazakhstan
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Usually made in large quantities to be shared with family and friends
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3
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kazakhstan
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Often accompanied by tea or other hot beverages
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4
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kazakhstan
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Considered a symbol of hospitality and warmth
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5
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kazakhstan
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Often made using traditional family recipes passed down through generations
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1
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6
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kyrgyzstan
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Traditional and commonly served during celebrations and special occasions
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1
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7
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kyrgyzstan
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Usually made in large quantities to be shared with family and friends
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1
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8
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kyrgyzstan
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Often accompanied by tea or other hot beverages
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1
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9
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kyrgyzstan
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Considered a symbol of hospitality and warmth
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1
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10
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boorsok (fried dough)
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Kyrgyzstan
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Often made using traditional family recipes passed down through generations
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