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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Desserts and snacks==<br />
[[File:Samples of Afghan fresh and dried fruits.jpg|thumb|Samples of Afghan fresh and [[dried fruit]]s]]<br />
As a dessert after a meal, most Afghans generally eat fresh fruit. For snacks, they may drink tea with something sweet like cakes, cookies or pastries. On occasions, they also eat [[dried fruit]]s which are widely available in every Afghan market. Other typical desserts include the following: <br />
* Afghan cake (similar to [[pound cake]], sometimes with real [[fruit]] or [[fruit preserves|jelly]] inside)<br />
* [[Baklava]] ([[pastry]])<br />
* [[Bastani]]<br />
* [[Cream bun|Cream roll]] ([[pastry]])<br />
* [[Falooda]] or [[Faloodeh]]<br />
* Firini<br />
* Fernea, sometimes spelled {{transliteration|ps|feereny}}, ([[milk]] and [[cornstarch]] help make this very sweet, similar to rice pudding without the rice)<br />
* [[Koloocheh|Kolcha]] (variety of [[cookie]]s, baked in clay ovens with charcoal)<br />
* Shir- Yakh, a traditional wet ice cream<br />
* [[Sheer khurma]], a traditional dessert<br />
* [[Sholezard|Sholeh Zard]]<br />
* [[Shir Berenj]] ([[rice pudding]])</div>FuzzyBot