burek

(Translation, Yugoslavia)

You can find definitions on the web, with pictures, or just come to anywhere within ex-Yu and eat one.

It's always easy to create a diplomatic incident with B & Herzegovina, by simply mentioning burek with cheese. Touches a nerve there. For them, burek is with ground meat inside, and anything else that's made the identical way but with a different filling is a pita. Around 2024. there was a serious dispute, where someone claimed the right for b&h Croats to call it burek with cheese, because it's called so in croatian language and they are under no constitutional obligation to speak bosniakian, they have the right to their own language.

It's the basic fuel of the economy. The perfect breakfast (provided there's yogurt too). We can't work if, at crucial moments, burek can't be found. Okay, there's also yogurt and coffee.

A drunk night out ends with a hot burek whenever the nearest baker opens his shop at around 4 or 5 AM.


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