Delicious cheese borek

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This document is a picture of layered cheese pastries called Turkish borek. The picture shows a pastry that has been cut open to reveal many thin layers of a light dough with a creamy cheese filling in between each layer. The pastries appear to be triangular in shape and golden brown on the outside from being baked.

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