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	<title>I already know about Russian dressing</title>
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	<description>What&apos;s good to eat at Russian-immigrant grocery stores and bakeries? My neighborhood (in West Hollywood, CA) has a very large number of Russian immigrants, and therefore a large number of Russian delis, grocery stores and bakeries. What should I be buying at them?&lt;br&gt;
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I&apos;m not interested in cooking my own Russian food or what to order at sit-down restaurants. I&apos;m more interested in unique snack foods, desserts and drinks, fresh-baked stuff, delicacies and easy-to-serve items. Specific brand names for packaged stuff would be appreciated.</description>
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