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Is there an /int/ that actually discusses kulcha?
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Anonymous
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>>223952864
tell me more about lithuanian garlic bread
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Anonymous
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>>223953066
Eat it with a lot of molten cheese and a homemade gira with raisins in it an absolute delight to the senses.
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>>223953532
>Eat it with a lot of molten cheese
but then it's hard to taste the bread (and garlic)
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>>223953684
Just trust me bro, don't drench it in cheese just a dab on the tip.
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