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This image captures a brightly lit food display case at a commercial establishment in La Paz, Bolivia. The glass-fronted case, likely part of a street food stall or small eatery, contains numerous golden-brown, breaded, and fried savory snacks arranged on a white liner. The snacks include both conical/teardrop-shaped items and cylindrical forms. Above the display, a sign titled "SALADITOS" lists various snack fillings with corresponding prices in Bolivian Bolivianos (Bs.). Options include "POLLO" (Chicken), "CARNE" (Meat), "SALCHICHA" (Sausage), "QUESO" (Cheese), and "MIXTA," each priced at 7.00 Bs. "POLLO CREMOSO" (Creamy Chicken) is listed at 7.50 Bs., and "LASAÑA" (Lasagna) is also indicated, alongside illustrative images of the snack types. A small, worn white sign inside the display case presents partially obscured text, appearing to be "DE SUMIR." In the lower foreground, a clear plastic squeeze bottle with a yellow cap rests on a wooden counter. A white squeeze bottle is partially visible on the right, either inside the display or adjacent to it. A blurred reflection of a person wearing glasses is faintly visible in the upper left background.
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