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I haven't been here in years! Was strolling through Pike Place Market and we were hungry to have a bite. We saw a few people with piroshkys so we decided to get some for ourselves. We came on a weekend so there was definitely a line. Line moved fast and there's staff to help direct the line on who's next etc. It was maybe 10 mins until we got to order at the counter. There's a menu posted while you wait in line to help you make up your mind. We decided to try the summer special, BBQ Pork Piroshky and we also got a sweet kind, Cardamom & Cinnamon Piroshky. Both were real good, seemed to be freshly made that day. Flavorful and satisfied our snack attack craving. Staff was friendly when we approached the counter, quick to take and pack up your order. I think it was about $7 per piroshky. We were satisfied and glad to have come by and have a Seattle staple at PPM. I plan to come back more often when in the area, it's pretty darn good!
I was very excited to try piroshkies. There was a very long line to get in. After waiting about 25 min to get in, i finally had to make a choice of which I wanted to try. Everything looked and smelled amazing. The staff were helpful with making a choice and moved quickly getting our order out promptly. I chose the smoked salmon. It wasn't horrible but also lacking flavor and was pretty bland. It tasted mostly like bread. Maybe i needed to try a different flavor. My husband got the sausage and pepperoni. He thought it was pretty good. Im sure they are good it just may have been my flavor choice. If we end up back in town i would like to see if the sweet piroshkies are better.
Got their orange cream bun and their smoked salmon bun. They smelled great from afar and they are quick with their service. Orange Cream Bun: The orange cream bun was nice and fluffy and not too sweet. It reminded me of a Chinese custard bun, but the orange citrus is really nice. Smoked Salmon Bun: The smoked salmon bun was also quite yummy and a nice savory option. Must-stop by in Pikes Place! Iconic!
Piroshky Piroshky is a Seattle classic for a reason! Every time I visit Pike Place Market, I can't resist stopping by. The line moves quickly, and the hardest part is deciding what to order because there are so many tempting savory and sweet options. This time we tried the Beef & Onion, Salmon, Potato Mushroom, and Vegan Curry piroshkies. Each one had a flaky, golden-brown crust that was freshly baked and perfectly soft on the inside. The Beef & Onion was my favorite--savory, juicy, and packed with flavorful beef. The Salmon was rich without being too heavy, while the Potato Mushroom was comforting and satisfying with an earthy flavor. Even the Vegan Curry was surprisingly delicious, with fragrant spices and a hearty filling that didn't make me miss the meat at all.
I've been to Seattle twice, and I make it a point to visit Piroshky Piroshky each time. During my most recent trip, I actually went twice on back to back days. The line can get pretty long, but it moves quickly. Here's what I've tried: Cinnamon Cardamom: 5/5 - This is my favorite pastry here. I love the cinnamon flavor and the chewy texture of the bread. Chocolate Cream Hazelnut: 4/5 - Really good. The bread is soft, and the hazelnut flavor is delicious, but the filling had more of a pudding like texture. Beef and Cheese: 4/5 - Savory and delicious. The filling reminded me of a beef empanada. Smoked Salmon Pate: 3/5 - I didn't really like this one. I enjoy smoked salmon, so I thought I would, but the flavor just wasn't for me. The prices are on the expensive side. I'm used to paying $3-$4 for pastries at Asian bakeries in Los Angeles, so spending $7-$8 per pastry took some getting used to.
This place was recommended to us and we were warned about the long lines. We went on a Monday morning and there was only about a dozen people in line. The shop is tiny and there were three women behind the counter. One was stocking, one grabbed our orders while the other rang it up. Everything went quick and smooth. Was in line for less than 10 minutes. Ask for a knife and fork to cut them up to share. We ordered the beef and cheese, the beef and onion, the Smoked salmon bake, and the sausage with cheddar and jalapeno. We each got to sample each other's orders. Favorite was the Sausage roll. The beef and onion was very greasy and the pastry got mushy pretty quickly. There is no place to sit so we found a counter to quickly divy up the orders and walked around while eating. I wish there was seating or high tables at least.
I've been going to Piroshky, Piroshky since they opened back in the early 90's and it's been a favorite mainstay and a must regular stop each time I'm at Pike Place Market. They were a lifesaver and comforting treat during the Covid Pandemic and they are located in the fabulous and historic Pike Place Market-- the best location of all their storefronts! My go-to is their Beef & Cheese Piroshky. When in season, I get a Beef & Cheese Piroshky and a side of their steaming hot Borscht soup w/ a dollop of sour cream on top. It is the perfect pairing and the perfect meal on a chilly Seattle day! When Borscht is not available and I want to eat and dunk my savory piroshky in soup, I found that buying a cup of Original Clam Chowder at nearby Pike Place Chowder is a very delicious thing. My other top favorites are their Potato and Cheese Piroshky, plus several of their sweet piroshky such as their Rhubarb, Marzipan Roll, Chocolate Cream Hazelnut Roll, and Moscow Roll.
Piroshky Piroshky is a famous spot at Pike Place Market. It's in the block across from the vintage public market sign.I came on a weekday noon and there was a line. Luckily it moved quickly. I tried their best selling salmon pate and beef & cheese flavors. The price isn't cheap, but the portions are reasonable. I enjoyed the salmon pate's creamy texture, dill seasoning, and pastry bread. However, I was not a fan of the beef and cheese - there was a gamey, funky flavor that didn't sit right with me. Overall, it's an iconic place that I think visitors should try at least once.
A busy little spot with a long but quick line! Indoor space is very small, no seating but there is seating towards the market! Service was great, so helpful for a first timer. Ordered the Caramel Apple Pie which was delicious! Would like to come back and try more.
I don't know what the fuss is about this place. I was able to walk right in. They have a list of best sellers. So I asked for two, a meet and the orange cream. Then I saw they had an almond and asked to change my orange for it. Well I lost my beef. Ugh. So the almond one tasted like there was lemon in it... idk if that was supposed to be in it. But it was very unappetizing. The orange cream was very mushy. I would not got back.
Before visiting Piroshky Piroshky at Pike Place Market in Seattle, the expectation based on a little research was a traditional Russian bread with either savory or sweet fillings. The bakery itself has a classic, old-school feel with an impressive array of bakes on display. Two practical things stand out right away. First, there is no indoor seating, though luckily the surrounding market area offers plenty of places to sit. Second, the place gets incredibly busy, so waiting in a line just to get inside is pretty much guaranteed. The order consisted of two items: the savory potato piroshki and the sweet chocolate hazelnut piroshki. The prices were reasonable and not overly expensive. As for the taste, the bakes were decent, but the dough felt a little too dense overall. The bread itself carries very little flavor on its own, leaving all the heavy lifting to the fillings. Given the massive crowds and the constant hype, the actual flavor profile felt fairly average rather than extraordinary. That said, the overall experience is still pretty fun. A large glass window lets customers watch the bakers actively shaping and preparing dough, which is fascinating to observe. With the sheer volume of staff working non-stop and the constant line of people, the bakes are undoubtedly fresh. It is worth a visit for the atmosphere and the process, even if the food itself falls a bit closer to ordinary.
Only walk up at Century Plaza on Saturday. Hot fresh and delicious. A perfect on the run lunch or snack
Having grown up in an ex- Soviet Union country with tons of Russian influence, I had high hopes for this Piroshky as I grew up eating them. They're located at the Pike market, usually has a lineup. The place inside is small, lots of menu items. I got the beef and onions option which came to around $10. Highly overpriced in my opinion! It also tasted like a regular baked pastry and was not authentic at all.
Spot is so good went back two more times after this. Expect long lines at the pike place location, but they move quickly. Workers are also friendly when taking your order. Their smoked salmon pate is phenomenal. The bread is soft, a tad bit of a crisp and has dill folded into it which pairs so well with the smokiness of the pate. A special mention to their curry chicken Piroshky as well which had the flakiest pastry and flavorful filling. read more
I wanted to see what the hype was for these Piroshky pastries. The pie portion of the Chocolate Cream Hazelnut Roll was nice and soft. The filling itself wasn't so great for me. It tasted more like a bland chocolate cream. The Potato & Cheese Piroshky hit my savory spot. Although there was constantly a line, the line moved pretty quickly. read more
5 days ago
There is a consistent line out the door for Piroshky Piroshky, but it's organized and the line moves very fast. The food: Potato and Mushroom - I really liked the flaky dough on this pastry. The filling was good and piping hot. Smoked Salmon Pate - Thumbs up for making this one into the shape of a fish. This one had more of a bready exterior (which I didn't like as much). The filling was mildly flavored, but still tasty. Incredibly fresh and a ton of varieties to choose from. I think this is a must stop destination in Pike's Place Market for a snack or meal. My family scores: Brendan - 4.6 Charlotte - 4.1 Shanying - 3.0 Winston - 4.0 read more
I haven't been here in years! Was strolling through Pike Place Market and we were hungry to have a bite. We saw a few people with piroshkys so we decided to get some for ourselves. We came on a weekend so there was definitely a line. Line moved fast and there's staff to help direct the line on who's next etc. It was maybe 10 mins until we got to order at the counter. There's a menu posted while you wait in line to help you make up your mind. We decided to try the summer special, BBQ Pork Piroshky and we also got a sweet kind, Cardamom & Cinnamon Piroshky. Both were real good, seemed to be freshly made that day. Flavorful and satisfied our snack attack craving. Staff was friendly when we approached the counter, quick to take and pack up your order. I think it was about $7 per piroshky. We were satisfied and glad to have come by and have a Seattle staple at PPM. I plan to come back more often when in the area, it's pretty darn good! read more
10 days ago
I was very excited to try piroshkies. There was a very long line to get in. After waiting about 25 min to get in, i finally had to make a choice of which I wanted to try. Everything looked and smelled amazing. The staff were helpful with making a choice and moved quickly getting our order out promptly. I chose the smoked salmon. It wasn't horrible but also lacking flavor and was pretty bland. It tasted mostly like bread. Maybe i needed to try a different flavor. My husband got the sausage and pepperoni. He thought it was pretty good. Im sure they are good it just may have been my flavor choice. If we end up back in town i would like to see if the sweet piroshkies are better. read more
Got their orange cream bun and their smoked salmon bun. They smelled great from afar and they are quick with their service. Orange Cream Bun: The orange cream bun was nice and fluffy and not too sweet. It reminded me of a Chinese custard bun, but the orange citrus is really nice. Smoked Salmon Bun: The smoked salmon bun was also quite yummy and a nice savory option. Must-stop by in Pikes Place! Iconic! read more
Piroshky Piroshky is a Seattle classic for a reason! Every time I visit Pike Place Market, I can't resist stopping by. The line moves quickly, and the hardest part is deciding what to order because there are so many tempting savory and sweet options. This time we tried the Beef & Onion, Salmon, Potato Mushroom, and Vegan Curry piroshkies. Each one had a flaky, golden-brown crust that was freshly baked and perfectly soft on the inside. The Beef & Onion was my favorite--savory, juicy, and packed with flavorful beef. The Salmon was rich without being too heavy, while the Potato Mushroom was comforting and satisfying with an earthy flavor. Even the Vegan Curry was surprisingly delicious, with fragrant spices and a hearty filling that didn't make me miss the meat at all. read more
1 month ago
I've been to Seattle twice, and I make it a point to visit Piroshky Piroshky each time. During my most recent trip, I actually went twice on back to back days. The line can get pretty long, but it moves quickly. Here's what I've tried: Cinnamon Cardamom: 5/5 - This is my favorite pastry here. I love the cinnamon flavor and the chewy texture of the bread. Chocolate Cream Hazelnut: 4/5 - Really good. The bread is soft, and the hazelnut flavor is delicious, but the filling had more of a pudding like texture. Beef and Cheese: 4/5 - Savory and delicious. The filling reminded me of a beef empanada. Smoked Salmon Pate: 3/5 - I didn't really like this one. I enjoy smoked salmon, so I thought I would, but the flavor just wasn't for me. The prices are on the expensive side. I'm used to paying $3-$4 for pastries at Asian bakeries in Los Angeles, so spending $7-$8 per pastry took some getting used to. read more
This place was recommended to us and we were warned about the long lines. We went on a Monday morning and there was only about a dozen people in line. The shop is tiny and there were three women behind the counter. One was stocking, one grabbed our orders while the other rang it up. Everything went quick and smooth. Was in line for less than 10 minutes. Ask for a knife and fork to cut them up to share. We ordered the beef and cheese, the beef and onion, the Smoked salmon bake, and the sausage with cheddar and jalapeno. We each got to sample each other's orders. Favorite was the Sausage roll. The beef and onion was very greasy and the pastry got mushy pretty quickly. There is no place to sit so we found a counter to quickly divy up the orders and walked around while eating. I wish there was seating or high tables at least. read more
I've been going to Piroshky, Piroshky since they opened back in the early 90's and it's been a favorite mainstay and a must regular stop each time I'm at Pike Place Market. They were a lifesaver and comforting treat during the Covid Pandemic and they are located in the fabulous and historic Pike Place Market-- the best location of all their storefronts! My go-to is their Beef & Cheese Piroshky. When in season, I get a Beef & Cheese Piroshky and a side of their steaming hot Borscht soup w/ a dollop of sour cream on top. It is the perfect pairing and the perfect meal on a chilly Seattle day! When Borscht is not available and I want to eat and dunk my savory piroshky in soup, I found that buying a cup of Original Clam Chowder at nearby Pike Place Chowder is a very delicious thing. My other top favorites are their Potato and Cheese Piroshky, plus several of their sweet piroshky such as their Rhubarb, Marzipan Roll, Chocolate Cream Hazelnut Roll, and Moscow Roll. read more
Piroshky Piroshky is a famous spot at Pike Place Market. It's in the block across from the vintage public market sign.I came on a weekday noon and there was a line. Luckily it moved quickly. I tried their best selling salmon pate and beef & cheese flavors. The price isn't cheap, but the portions are reasonable. I enjoyed the salmon pate's creamy texture, dill seasoning, and pastry bread. However, I was not a fan of the beef and cheese - there was a gamey, funky flavor that didn't sit right with me. Overall, it's an iconic place that I think visitors should try at least once. read more
25 days ago
A busy little spot with a long but quick line! Indoor space is very small, no seating but there is seating towards the market! Service was great, so helpful for a first timer. Ordered the Caramel Apple Pie which was delicious! Would like to come back and try more. read more
23 days ago
I don't know what the fuss is about this place. I was able to walk right in. They have a list of best sellers. So I asked for two, a meet and the orange cream. Then I saw they had an almond and asked to change my orange for it. Well I lost my beef. Ugh. So the almond one tasted like there was lemon in it... idk if that was supposed to be in it. But it was very unappetizing. The orange cream was very mushy. I would not got back. read more
29 days ago
Before visiting Piroshky Piroshky at Pike Place Market in Seattle, the expectation based on a little research was a traditional Russian bread with either savory or sweet fillings. The bakery itself has a classic, old-school feel with an impressive array of bakes on display. Two practical things stand out right away. First, there is no indoor seating, though luckily the surrounding market area offers plenty of places to sit. Second, the place gets incredibly busy, so waiting in a line just to get inside is pretty much guaranteed. The order consisted of two items: the savory potato piroshki and the sweet chocolate hazelnut piroshki. The prices were reasonable and not overly expensive. As for the taste, the bakes were decent, but the dough felt a little too dense overall. The bread itself carries very little flavor on its own, leaving all the heavy lifting to the fillings. Given the massive crowds and the constant hype, the actual flavor profile felt fairly average rather than extraordinary. That said, the overall experience is still pretty fun. A large glass window lets customers watch the bakers actively shaping and preparing dough, which is fascinating to observe. With the sheer volume of staff working non-stop and the constant line of people, the bakes are undoubtedly fresh. It is worth a visit for the atmosphere and the process, even if the food itself falls a bit closer to ordinary. read more
Having grown up in an ex- Soviet Union country with tons of Russian influence, I had high hopes for this Piroshky as I grew up eating them. They're located at the Pike market, usually has a lineup. The place inside is small, lots of menu items. I got the beef and onions option which came to around $10. Highly overpriced in my opinion! It also tasted like a regular baked pastry and was not authentic at all. read more
We stopped by Piroshky Piroshky on our recent trip to Seattle, and it was so good that we went back again before leaving. My favorite pastry we tried was the beef & cheese, and my husband's favorite was the beef & onion. Both of these were packed with flavor. The outside of the beef & cheese was similar to a super soft roll, while the beef & onion was thicker overall and had a more flaky outside. We both really liked the smoked salmon pate. We also tried the Uli's sausage jalapeño, which was ok but probably our least favorite of these four. There was a line out front both times, but it moved pretty fast. If we are back in the future, I would love to try their sweet items too. read more
Another 5 star review! Always have to stop here when in Seattle. Salmon is my favorite and I don't stray away from that. They stay very busy here but the line moves quickly and they get you in & out. We have now been here two days in a row, and if I am completely honest we will probably stop in one more time before we leave read more
OMG this hole in the wall at Pike Place Market rules! Waiting in the Russian Bread lines with my comrades for a Piroshky is a must experience when traveling through the public market.. These pockets of gold are filled with a scrumptious meats , cheeses and much more goodies. Franks favorite is the Beef & Onion Piroshky. It's robust combination of meat & onion mix coursing through a flaky pastry. You can eat this anytime of day. Very flavorful and filling but leaves you craving for more, it's a good addiction to have in moderation. Just a note most of the time a line exists so don't cut cause it's rude. Do your pre-order research so you don't over stay your welcome trying to figure out what to order. Last and it's the most important thing is don't bite into right away. They can have extremely hot goo inside inside so if you don't want your mouth burnt you'll heed my warning... Come as Putin and you may get a free one but wear a shirt! Seriously these are the best under $8 treats you'll purchase in Seattle.. read more
Stopped by Piroshky Piroshky while walking through the market and grabbed the salmon pate piroshky. It was really good. The pastry was warm, soft, and had a nice golden crust, and the filling was rich and flavorful without being too heavy. The salmon had a smooth texture and a balanced taste that worked really well with the bread. It's one of those quick grab spots, but the quality stands out. You can see why there's usually a line. Service was fast and efficient, and everything came out fresh. Definitely worth stopping for if you're at the market and want something different from the usual options. read more
3 months ago
Great pastries! Really wanted to try the beef and cheese but they were out of:( The salmon one and the potato one were still great! We ate at a park nearby due to limited seating read more
1 month ago
This is an iconic place at pike Place. I have been going there for almost 20 years! The staff is friendly and the line moves fast! They have some seasonal flavors, and this time I got one of them, the one with cream cheese, hazelnut cream, it was delicious! I believe it's called the Oscar star. I also tried their uli sausage piroshky. There are a couple of seats outside the store, but the store itself is tiny with just space for you to order and pay. If you're visiting Seattle must try, and specially this location at pike place, since they have other branches read more
19 days ago
1 salmon 1 cheese potato $17.41 With Starbucks coffee 스벅 옆에 있고 같이 먹기 괜찮아요. 1 salmon 1 cheese potato $17.41 With Starbucks coffee 스벅 옆에 있고 같이 먹기 괜찮아요. read more
Another must go during our annual sibling trip! We got the chicken curry, beef & onion, and bacon hash piroshky. Super fresh, warm, and steaming at first bite. Usually long lines, but we came after the rush and there was no line (hallelujah!). Very straightforward and next time, I'd definitely buy more to take home. read more
Piroshky Piroshky at Pike Place is a tiny little shop, but worth the stop. Looking for an affordable snack? Look no further! Piroshky Piroshky has got you covered. With plenty of sweet and savory options to choose from, you're sure to find something at this little shop. Friendly employees can give you a recommendation, but it's all good, so just get whatever calls to you. There are many locations across Seattle, but the Pike Place location has got to be one of the best. There is something about the tiny storefront and walking through the market with a delicious pastry in hand. read more
My friends and I loved trying this place on a weekday afternoon! The line looked long at first, but it moved quickly. We tried a few of their pastries, and I personally tried thier coffee cinnamon bun. It was delicious; it had a strong coffee and cinnamon flavor that stood out. The bun itself was a great size fro the price, making it feel like a solid value. Quick service, delicious pastries, and worth it in Pike Place area! read more
6 months ago
Finally trying a piroshky! We got the famous smoked salmon pate and the cheese and potato. The cheese and potato was a let down because it didn't have much flavor, unfortunately. But the good thing is the salmon pate was great. Super smoky and flavorful. I can see why it's their best seller!! Must get this one. read more
12 days ago
This place has become a ritual for me and my wife whenever we come to Seattle. Whenever we walk by Pikes place I always seem to remember the amazing smells of this specific place for some reason. I feel like a cartoon character that levitates in the air being drawn to the smell and it never lets us down. We got lucky with a shorter than expected line which only took about 5 mins before we were able to order. I do appreciate the interior of the restaurant it's not big and used as a quick in and out thing but there is something authentic about it which I can appreciate. We always gets their two signature items which is the salmon bread and their beef and cheese. These two are always so solid and they make for great leftovers too! Overall if you're into the pastry savory items then definitely stop by this place. Even better is if you take it and enjoy it by the water feels like you're doing Seattle right coming by this great spot! read more
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How have I lived here so long and with the amount of times we have ate here not written a review of our beloved darling? Piroshky piroshky will give even the pickiest of eaters a smile. With their new debut at tmobile park (Mariners stadium), it is nice to know that we have a reliable favorite nearby. The hearty filling is what distinguishes this gem from any other place. With the delicious crust that is not bready but just right. My go to is cheeseburger, and my family loves the salmon. It's not a sit down type of restaurant so know before you go. Service is always 10/10 here! read more
5 months ago
Finally got around to trying Piroshky Piroshky after hearing about it for a while from my wife. We grabbed a few different items to try and get a feel for what they offer. Service was quick and easy, despite having to wait in line. But they try to take orders and serve customers quickly. Food: Beef & Cheese (6/10): This one reminded me a lot of an Indian cutlet in terms of flavor. It was solid overall, and my wife actually liked this one the most. For me, it was just okay -- good, but nothing I'd go out of my way for again. Uli's Jalapeño & Cheddar Sausage (6/10): Probably my favorite out of everything we tried. It had a nice kick of spice and good flavor throughout. Simple, but done well. I still prefer a southern jalapeño & cheese sausage kolache. Cheddar Garlic Roll (6/10): Not bad, but a bit too heavy for me. I was expecting more of a garlic flavor, but it mostly just tasted like bread and cheese. It needed that extra punch to stand out. Almond Vanilla (7/10): This was the biggest letdown for me. Most of it was just plain, dry bread with very little filling. Toward the end, I finally got a bite with the almond filling, and it was actually really good -- which made it more disappointing that it wasn't consistent throughout. If it had been evenly filled, this probably would've been my favorite. Based on the actual full flavor, I gave it a 7. Overall, it was a mixed bag. Some items were solid, but nothing really blew me away. I can see the appeal, especially if you like trying different types of pastries, but for me it wasn't as memorable as I expected. read more
6 months ago
I love Piroshky Piroshky! Definitely a staple anytime we are in Seattle. We tried some new flavors and they did not disappoint one bit. The Apple cinnamon roll had these beautiful flavors and I loved the texture of the thin apples. The Ruben was unexpected, and the flavors went so well together. I will say l LOVE sauerkraut and you do not get much of the tang from it in this. We will definitely be back!! They also have merch now, I'm not sure if I missed this before, but it's SO cute. read more
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Does it need to be refrigerated right away, I want to grab some before my flight out?
Flight Attendant here. We grabbed a bunch and took with us on the plane. They do not appear to be quickly perishable.
Does the piroshki dough contain egg?
Their ingredients list mentions that the piroshkies contain egg, but not explicitly in the dough. It's listed as part of the egg wash and usually as part of the filling. Looks like each piroshky gets an egg wash.
Will you be open 4th of July day?
How does online ordering work? Separate pickup line?
Yes. There's separate pick up line near the exit
What are the wait times like? (trying to gauge fri)
Lines can be long, but it moves fairly quickly. There is an employee who assist in that process.
Do you sell cranberry apple flavor? It was sold for many MANY years, and now I don't see it in the online menu.
Hi Olive, we currently do not have the cranberry apple Piroshky but keep a look out because it may come back as a seasonal item!
Do you sell frozen or chilled pastries in store to pick up?
No, we do not. Frozen items are only available through pre-order or as an In Store Pickup from South Park.
Are they not doing shipping across the U.S. anymore? Goldbelly states it's "sold out" for the past few months.
I might get in trouble, for saying this, but DM them on FB/IG and, they'll get back to you! ;)
Are there gluten free options? It comes up for gluten free food search but no specific information
I can say from recent experience due to COVID 19 - they did have gluten free options as I recall.
Are there any gluten free options?
I don’t think so... at least i didn’t see any..
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