pita

pita

Thicker flatbread that can double as a pocket bread, filled with various vegetables and/or meats, usually of Mediterranean or Middle Eastern descent.

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pita grafikon

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Baked goods; Pastries

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Baked goods; Bread

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Baked goods; Bread

Term for the exterior of bread.

kiselo testo

Baked goods; Bread

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biskvit

Baked goods; Bread

In British-English, biscuit is considered a savory cracker or sweet cookie; American English considers biscuit a bun-sized portion of bread that is soft, sometimes crumbly, and ...

tost

Baked goods; Bread

A slice of a bread; toast is typically eaten as a breakfast item, with jam, honey, or butter, or as sandwich bread.

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