Vetkoek
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Vetkoek (pronounced fet-kook) is a traditional Afrikaner pastry. It is dough deep-fried and either filled with cooked mince or spread with syrup. It is thought to have its origins in Oliebollen, which go back to the time of the migration period.ยน
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