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A close-up, high-angle shot captures a blue plastic tray filled with an assortment of fried dough pastries, commonly known as "kue goreng" or "gorengan" in Indonesia. These treats are typically found at street food stalls and local markets in cities like Surabaya. Some pastries are long and slender, resembling twisted breadsticks, with a light golden-brown hue. Others are more irregular in shape, appearing puffed and golden-orange, with some coated in white sesame seeds. A few appear to have a darker, reddish-brown exterior. The pastries are arranged in a dense, overlapping fashion, suggesting they are freshly fried and ready for sale. The background is slightly blurred, showing the edge of the blue tray and a hint of crumpled paper beneath the pastries. The overall impression is one of abundance and a popular local delicacy.
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