filos

/ˈfaɪloʊz/
noun
  1. A type of thin, flaky pastry dough used in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking, often layered with butter and filling.
    • He carefully unfolded the filos to avoid tearing the delicate layers.
    • She brushed each sheet of filos with melted butter before stacking them.
    • The bakery sells fresh filos for making baklava at home.
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