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A Protected Millet & Milk Dessert of Sakarya

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı – Complete Food & Travel Guide

Discover Sakarya Üre Tatlısı,
a traditional milk-and-millet pudding finished with rich beet molasses.

Discover Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

Discover Sakarya Üre Tatlısı – A Protected Dessert with Millet, Milk & Beet Molasses

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı is one of Sakarya Province’s officially protected regional desserts. It is made by cooking cow’s milk with a relatively small amount of stone-ground millet and white sugar, chilling the mixture to a thick pudding consistency and serving each portion with beet molasses poured over the top.

The dessert is distinctive because the millet increases dramatically in volume while it cooks. This expansion is the origin of the name “Üre”, referring to something that multiplies or increases. The finished dessert has low fluidity, a smooth homogeneous structure, a pudding-like texture and an off-white colour before the dark molasses is added.

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı is officially registered in Türkiye as a Mahreç İşareti geographical indication. It carries registration number 1472, dated 25 September 2023, while its geographical boundary covers the whole of Sakarya Province.

The registered formula is unusually simple: cow’s milk, millet, granulated sugar and beet molasses. For six portions, the specification uses 1 litre of milk, 100 g of millet, 200 g of sugar and approximately 120–125 ml of beet molasses. Each finished portion weighs about 210–215 g.

This complete guide explores the dessert’s history, protected status, name, ingredients, millet preparation, traditional cooking method, chilling and serving, flavour and texture, beet-molasses topping, storage, dietary notes, visitor tips, photography ideas and ways to include Üre Tatlısı in a wider Sakarya food journey.

GI No. 1472

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı was registered as a geographical indication in 2023.

Stone-Ground Millet

A small amount of millet expands considerably during cooking and gives the dessert its identity.

Beet Molasses Finish

Each chilled portion is traditionally served with 20–25 ml of beet molasses.

210–215 g per Portion

The protected specification defines a generous individual serving size.

Know Before You Taste

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı – Quick Facts

Essential information about one of Sakarya’s protected traditional desserts.

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Place of Origin

Sakarya Province, Türkiye.

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Food Type

Chilled milk-and-millet pudding dessert.

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Key Grain

Millet ground in a stone mill.

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Geographical Indication

Mahreç İşareti registration number 1472.

An Old Dessert in Sakarya’s Culinary Memory

The Story of Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

A simple grain-and-milk dessert whose character comes from millet, patient cooking and local tradition.

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı has a long-established place in the culinary culture of Sakarya. The official geographical-indication specification describes the dessert as having an old history in the province and a strong reputation-based connection with the region.

Its recipe reflects a style of home cooking built from basic pantry ingredients. Milk provides the creamy base, millet gives the dessert body, sugar sweetens the pudding itself, and beet molasses adds a deeper sweetness at the moment of serving.

The use of millet is especially important. Although only a modest quantity is added, its volume grows considerably during cooking. That transformation is so closely associated with the dish that it explains the name “Üre,” linked with the idea of increasing or multiplying.

The protected method is precise enough to preserve the traditional character of the dessert while remaining recognisably domestic: boil the milk, cool it slightly, cook in the stone-ground millet, add sugar, portion while hot, chill and finish with beet molasses.

Geographical-indication protection formalised this regional identity in 2023. Today the registered name protects not only the ingredients and method but also the connection between the dessert and Sakarya Province.

How to Recognise the Protected Style

Characteristics of Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

The registered dessert is defined by its milk-and-millet base, pudding consistency, chilled service and beet-molasses topping.

Pudding-Like Texture

The finished dessert is thick and has low fluidity rather than a pourable consistency.

  • Texture: Muhallebi-like
  • Structure: Homogeneous
  • Fluidity: Low

Off-White Base

Before topping, the protected dessert is described as having an off-white or slightly creamy colour.

  • Base: Cow’s milk
  • Grain: Millet
  • Finish: Dark beet molasses

Millet That Expands

The small amount of millet increases greatly in volume during cooking.

  • Amount: 100 g for six portions
  • Preparation: Stone-ground
  • Role: Thickens and expands

210–215 g per Portion

The protected specification defines the approximate individual serving weight.

  • Portion: 210–215 g
  • Batch: 6 bowls
  • Service: Chilled

Beet Molasses Topping

The dessert is served only after beet molasses is poured over the chilled pudding.

  • Per portion: 20–25 ml
  • Flavour: Deep, concentrated sweetness
  • Contrast: Dark topping on pale pudding

Made in Sakarya

All production stages of the geographically indicated dessert take place within Sakarya Province.

  • GI type: Mahreç İşareti
  • Registration: No. 1472
  • Boundary: Sakarya Province
Protected Sakarya Food Heritage

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı Geographical Indication

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı is officially registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office as a geographical indication. The protected specification defines the product, its ingredients, production method, service, storage and geographical relationship with Sakarya.

Registered Name

The official protected name is Sakarya Üre Tatlısı.

Registration Number

The product carries geographical-indication registration number 1472.

Registration Date

The registration date is 25 September 2023.

Application Date

The application was filed on 24 January 2022.

File Number

The official application file number is C2022/000030.

GI Type

It is registered as a Mahreç İşareti.

Registration Holder

The registration holder is the Sakarya Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Geographical Boundary

The protected geographical boundary is Sakarya Province.


The registration is based on the dessert’s long history and recognised place in Sakarya cuisine. Because its reputation is tied to the province, the official specification requires all production stages to take place within Sakarya.

Understanding the Dessert

What Is Sakarya Üre Tatlısı?

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı is a chilled milk-and-millet pudding made by cooking stone-ground millet in cow’s milk, sweetening the mixture with white sugar and serving it with beet molasses. It is simple in appearance but distinctive in texture, grain choice and finishing syrup.

Milk-Based

Cow’s milk forms the main body of the dessert and gives it its pale colour and creamy character.

Millet-Thickened

Stone-ground millet expands during cooking and helps create the thick pudding consistency.

Sweetened in Two Ways

Granulated sugar is cooked into the pudding, while beet molasses is added only at service.

Served Chilled

The hot mixture is portioned into bowls and cooled at refrigerator temperature before serving.

Spoon Dessert

Its low fluidity and homogeneous texture make it a classic bowl-and-spoon dessert.

Protected Regional Food

The geographical indication connects the traditional preparation specifically with Sakarya Province.

Why Is It Called “Üre”?

The Meaning Behind the Name Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

One of the most memorable details about the dessert is its name. The official specification explains that the word “Üre” is associated with the idea of something that multiplies or increases.

A Small Amount of Millet

Only 100 g of millet is used in the protected six-portion formula.

Major Volume Increase

During cooking, the millet expands substantially and changes the body of the mixture.

The Name Reflects the Cooking

The expansion inspired the name “Üre Tatlısı,” linking the dish directly with what happens in the pot.

More Than a Modern Brand Name

The name belongs to a dessert with an established history in Sakarya’s local food culture.

A Useful Story for Visitors

Knowing the meaning of the name makes the apparently simple bowl of pudding much easier to remember.

A Recipe Defined by Transformation

Milk, grain and heat turn a small amount of millet into a full-bodied dessert for several people.

Four Ingredients, One Distinctive Dessert

Ingredients Used in Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

The geographical-indication specification gives a precise formula for six portions. The ingredient list is short, which makes the quality of the milk, millet and molasses especially important to the final result.

Cow’s Milk – 1 Litre

The milk is boiled first and forms the creamy base of the dessert.

Millet – 100 g

The millet is ground in a stone mill before being added to the hot milk.

White Sugar – 200 g

Granulated sugar is stirred in once the milk-and-millet mixture reaches a pudding consistency.

Beet Molasses – 120–125 ml

The molasses is reserved for service rather than cooked into the pudding itself.

Six Portions

The protected batch is divided equally among six bowls while still hot.

No Long Ingredient List

The registered formula does not depend on flour, starch, eggs, butter or aromatic flavourings.

The Grain That Defines the Dessert

Why Millet Matters in Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

Millet is the ingredient that gives Üre Tatlısı its identity. It distinguishes the dessert from many Turkish milk puddings that rely on rice flour, wheat flour or starch for thickening.

Stone-Ground

The protected method specifies millet that has been ground in a stone mill.

Only 100 g Needed

A relatively small quantity is enough for a six-portion batch.

Expands During Cooking

Its substantial increase in volume is central to the texture and to the dessert’s name.

Creates Body

The millet helps turn the milk into a low-fluidity, spoonable pudding.

Part of the Protected Identity

Replacing the millet with another thickener would change the defining character of the registered dessert.

Subtle Grain Character

The millet supports the milk and molasses rather than overwhelming them with a strong flavour.

From Milk to Pudding

How Sakarya Üre Tatlısı Is Prepared

The protected method follows a clear sequence of heating, cooling, grain cooking, sweetening, portioning and chilling.

1. Boil the Milk One litre of cow’s milk is boiled at approximately 100–102°C for 15 minutes.
2. Lower the Temperature After boiling, the milk is allowed to cool to approximately 70–80°C.
3. Add Stone-Ground Millet 100 g of stone-ground millet is stirred into the hot milk.
4. Cook for 8–10 Minutes The milk and millet are stirred and cooked until the mixture begins to develop its thick pudding body.
5. Add Sugar When a muhallebi-like consistency is reached, 200 g of white sugar is added.
6. Cook for Another 5 Minutes The sweetened mixture is stirred for about five more minutes before the heat is turned off.
7. Divide into Six Bowls The dessert is portioned equally while still hot.
8. Chill for 2 Hours The bowls are cooled at approximately 4–6°C before serving.
The Final Spoonful Starts with Molasses

How Sakarya Üre Tatlısı Is Served

The final service is deliberately simple. After the pudding has chilled for two hours, beet molasses is poured over each portion. The contrast between the pale pudding and dark molasses is both the defining flavour combination and the most recognisable visual feature of the dessert.

Serve Chilled

The dessert is refrigerated before service rather than eaten straight from the cooking pot.

20–25 ml Molasses

Each portion receives approximately 20–25 ml of beet molasses.

Pour at Service

The molasses is added after chilling so it remains a distinct topping rather than disappearing into the pudding.

One Bowl per Person

The protected formula produces six individual bowls from one batch.

210–215 g

Each serving is defined at approximately 210–215 g.

Best Eaten with a Spoon

The smooth, low-fluidity texture is designed for a simple spoon dessert experience.

Creamy, Grainy-Smooth & Molasses-Rich

What Does Sakarya Üre Tatlısı Taste Like?

The protected recipe creates a relatively restrained milk pudding beneath a more intense molasses topping. The exact sweetness and depth can vary slightly with the ingredients used, but the characteristic experience comes from the meeting of creamy milk, softened millet, sugar and beet molasses.

Milky Base

The cow’s milk keeps the pudding gentle and creamy.

Soft Millet Body

The cooked grain contributes thickness without turning the dessert into a floury paste.

Balanced Sweetness

White sugar sweetens the pudding itself before the stronger molasses layer is added.

Deep Molasses Note

Beet molasses provides darker caramelised, earthy sweetness at the surface.

Homogeneous Texture

The protected dessert should be smooth and evenly structured rather than separated or watery.

Cool Serving Temperature

Chilling firms the pudding and makes the molasses contrast more refreshing.

The Dark Finish That Completes the Dish

Beet Molasses in Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

Beet molasses is not simply an optional garnish in the registered version of Üre Tatlısı. It is one of the four listed ingredients and is added to each chilled portion immediately before service.

Added Last

The molasses is poured onto the dessert after cooking and cooling are complete.

Measured per Portion

The protected method specifies around 20–25 ml for each bowl.

Strong Visual Contrast

The dark topping makes a clear layer against the off-white pudding below.

Deeper Sweetness

Its concentrated character adds complexity beyond the granulated sugar cooked into the base.

Part of the Identity

A plain millet pudding without the molasses would miss a defining element of the protected dish.

Do Not Overcomplicate It

The registered formula is intentionally simple, so additional sauces and toppings can hide the regional character.

Keep It Chilled

Storage of Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

Because Üre Tatlısı is milk-based, refrigeration is essential. The official specification provides clear storage periods for ordinary refrigerated service and for products packaged under its stated gas-vacuum conditions.

4–6°C Storage

The dessert should be kept chilled at approximately 4–6°C.

Up to 4 Days

Under the protected method, normally stored Üre Tatlısı may be refrigerated for up to four days.

Up to 15 Days Packaged

When packaged under the specified gas-vacuum conditions, the registered storage period may extend to 15 days at 4–6°C.

Maintain the Cold Chain

Visitors carrying the dessert should use suitable chilled transport, especially in warm weather.

Follow the Producer’s Label

Commercial products may carry specific use-by and storage guidance that should always take priority.

Fresh Local Service Is Best

For travellers, tasting a freshly prepared chilled bowl in Sakarya is the easiest way to experience the dessert as intended.

A Simple Traditional Dessert Experience

How to Eat Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

Üre Tatlısı needs very little ceremony. Its character is clearest when the chilled millet pudding and beet molasses remain the focus.

Look at the Layers First

Notice the visual contrast between the pale pudding and dark molasses topping.

Taste the Base Alone

Try a little of the milk-and-millet pudding before mixing in all the molasses.

Then Mix the Molasses

Combine the topping gradually to experience how the deeper sweetness changes each spoonful.

Eat It Chilled

The traditional texture is set by refrigeration, so it should not be served warm.

Keep the Toppings Simple

The protected identity comes from millet and beet molasses rather than nuts, fruit or flavoured sauces.

Build a Sakarya Dessert Route

Compare it with Taraklı Uğut Tatlısı, Adapazarı Pumpkin Dessert and Pamukova Walnut Paste.

Useful Dietary Information

Allergens & Dietary Notes

The registered recipe is short, but travellers with allergies or dietary restrictions should still confirm the exact preparation with the individual producer or restaurant.

Contains Milk

Cow’s milk is the main ingredient, so the standard protected recipe contains dairy.

Contains Millet

Millet is the defining grain and is essential to the protected preparation.

No Egg in the Registered Formula

Egg is not listed among the four ingredients in the official protected recipe.

No Wheat Flour Listed

The registered formula uses millet rather than wheat flour; people with coeliac disease should still ask about cross-contact.

Vegetarian Recipe

The listed ingredients are milk, millet, sugar and beet molasses and contain no meat or fish.

Ask About Cross-Contact

Visitors with serious allergies should confirm kitchen surfaces, utensils and any producer-specific variations.

Finding the Protected Dessert

How to Recognise & Order Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

The clearest way to find the traditional protected version is to ask specifically for Sakarya Üre Tatlısı. The name matters because it identifies a dessert with a defined recipe and geographical connection.

Use the Full Registered Name Ask for “Sakarya Üre Tatlısı” rather than simply requesting a milk pudding.
Look for the GI Marking The registered name and Mahreç İşareti emblem should be used according to geographical-indication rules.
Expect Millet The protected dessert is thickened with stone-ground millet, not a generic starch-based pudding mix.
Expect Beet Molasses Dark beet molasses should be poured over the chilled pudding before service.
Notice the Texture The dessert should be thick, homogeneous and muhallebi-like rather than watery.
Keep Takeaway Chilled If buying it to take away, maintain refrigeration and follow the producer’s storage instructions.
A Year-Round Sakarya Dessert

Best Time to Try Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

Spring

Pair a chilled bowl with a day exploring Sakarya’s green countryside and lake landscapes.

Summer

The cool pudding texture makes Üre Tatlısı particularly pleasant after a warm-weather meal.

Autumn

The earthy sweetness of beet molasses fits naturally with the richer flavours of an autumn food journey.

Winter

Enjoy it as a traditional finish after a hearty Sakarya lunch, even though the dessert itself is served chilled.

Available Year-Round

The protected recipe does not depend on a short seasonal harvest at the moment of serving.

Lunch or Dinner Dessert

Its simple milk-and-grain character works naturally after either a midday or evening meal.

A Food Traveller’s Guide

Sakarya Üre Tatlısı Visitor Tips

Order the Full Name

Ask specifically for Sakarya Üre Tatlısı when you want the protected regional style.

Look for Beet Molasses

The dark molasses topping is one of the defining elements of the registered dessert.

Notice the Millet Texture

The pudding should be thick and homogeneous rather than runny.

Eat It Chilled

The protected method includes a two-hour refrigeration stage before service.

Ask About Dairy

The standard recipe is based on cow’s milk and is not dairy-free.

Do Not Confuse It with Uğut

Üre Tatlısı is a milk-and-millet pudding; Taraklı Uğut is a different protected Sakarya sweet based on sprouted wheat.

Keep Takeaway Cold

This is a refrigerated milk dessert, so protect the cold chain when travelling.

Make It a Food Day

Pair Üre Tatlısı with another protected Sakarya dish or nearby nature stop for a richer local experience.

More Flavours of Sakarya

Üre Tatlısı and Sakarya Food Culture

Sakarya’s cuisine brings together agricultural traditions, dairy foods, meat cookery, Caucasian influences, village preservation techniques and distinctive local sweets. Üre Tatlısı represents a quieter side of that food heritage: a simple milk-and-grain dessert built around millet and molasses.

Taraklı Uğut Tatlısı

A protected sweet made from sprouted wheat, offering a fascinating contrast with millet-based Üre Tatlısı.

Adapazarı Pumpkin Dessert

A protected regional dessert that highlights Sakarya’s famous white chestnut pumpkin.

Pamukova Walnut Paste

A rich confection showing another side of the province’s agricultural and sweet-making traditions.

Adapazarı Islama Köftesi

A savoury protected speciality that makes an excellent main course before a traditional dessert tasting.

Sakarya Abaza Acıkası

A protected pepper and herb spread reflecting the province’s Caucasian culinary heritage.

Sakarya Abkhaz Cheese

A fibrous protected cheese connected with the same diverse regional food culture.

Explore More of Sakarya

Places & Flavours to Combine with Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

A bowl of Üre Tatlısı can become part of a wider Sakarya route combining protected foods, traditional towns, lake scenery and local produce.

Taraklı Uğut Tatlısı

Compare two protected Sakarya desserts made from very different grains and traditional techniques.

Adapazarı Pumpkin Dessert

Continue your dessert journey with another geographically indicated sweet from Sakarya.

Pamukova Walnut Paste

Discover a rich local confection built around walnuts and traditional sweet-making.

Adapazarı Islama Meatballs

Try one of Sakarya’s best-known protected savoury dishes before finishing with Üre Tatlısı.

Sakarya Abaza Acıkası

Explore the province’s Caucasian food heritage through a protected pepper-based speciality.

Sapanca Lake

Combine a regional food stop with one of Sakarya’s best-known natural landscapes.
Useful Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

What is Sakarya Üre Tatlısı?

It is a protected Sakarya dessert made by cooking cow’s milk with stone-ground millet and sugar, chilling the mixture and serving it with beet molasses.

Where does Sakarya Üre Tatlısı come from?

Its protected geographical boundary is Sakarya Province in Türkiye.

Is Sakarya Üre Tatlısı geographically indicated?

Yes. It is officially registered in Türkiye as a geographical indication.

What is its geographical-indication registration number?

The registration number is 1472.

When was Sakarya Üre Tatlısı registered?

The registration date is 25 September 2023.

When was the GI application filed?

The application date is 24 January 2022.

What is the official application file number?

The file number is C2022/000030.

What type of geographical indication is it?

It is registered as a Mahreç İşareti.

Who holds the registration?

The registration holder is the Sakarya Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

What is the protected geographical boundary?

The protected geographical boundary is Sakarya Province.

What ingredients are used in Sakarya Üre Tatlısı?

The protected recipe uses cow’s milk, stone-ground millet, white sugar and beet molasses.

How much milk is used?

The protected six-portion formula uses 1 litre of cow’s milk.

How much millet is used?

The protected six-portion formula uses 100 g of millet.

Why is the millet important?

It expands greatly during cooking, thickens the dessert and is directly connected with the origin of the name Üre Tatlısı.

Is the millet stone-ground?

Yes. The registered method specifies millet ground in a stone mill.

How much sugar is used?

The six-portion registered formula uses 200 g of white granulated sugar.

How much beet molasses is used?

The six-portion formula uses approximately 120–125 ml of beet molasses.

Why is it called Üre Tatlısı?

The name refers to the way the small amount of millet increases greatly in volume during cooking — in the sense of multiplying or growing.

What texture should Sakarya Üre Tatlısı have?

It should have low fluidity, a homogeneous structure and a thick muhallebi-like pudding consistency.

What colour is the dessert?

The protected base is described as off-white before the dark beet molasses is poured over it.

How much does one portion weigh?

A portion is approximately 210–215 g.

How many portions does the registered recipe make?

The listed ingredient formula is designed for six portions.

How is the milk prepared?

The registered method boils the milk for about 15 minutes before reducing its temperature to around 70–80°C.

How long is the millet cooked?

After being added to the milk, the stone-ground millet is cooked and stirred for approximately 8–10 minutes.

When is the sugar added?

The sugar is added after the milk-and-millet mixture reaches a pudding-like consistency.

How long is it cooked after adding sugar?

The mixture is stirred and cooked for about 5 more minutes.

How long is Sakarya Üre Tatlısı chilled?

The hot pudding is divided into bowls and chilled at approximately 4–6°C for 2 hours.

How much beet molasses goes on one portion?

Each serving receives approximately 20–25 ml of beet molasses.

Is Sakarya Üre Tatlısı served hot or cold?

It is served chilled after the required cooling period.

Does Sakarya Üre Tatlısı contain dairy?

Yes. Cow’s milk is the main ingredient in the protected recipe.

Does the registered recipe contain eggs?

No. Eggs are not listed in the protected four-ingredient formula.

Does the registered recipe contain wheat flour?

No wheat flour is listed. Millet is the grain used in the protected formula, but visitors with gluten-related medical needs should still confirm cross-contact with the producer.

Is Sakarya Üre Tatlısı vegetarian?

The protected ingredients are milk, millet, sugar and beet molasses, so the standard recipe is suitable for many lacto-vegetarian diets.

How long can Sakarya Üre Tatlısı be refrigerated?

The registered specification states that it may be stored at approximately 4–6°C for up to four days.

How long can packaged Sakarya Üre Tatlısı be stored?

Under the specified gas-vacuum packaging conditions, it may be stored at approximately 4–6°C for up to 15 days.

Can I take Sakarya Üre Tatlısı home?

Yes when sold for takeaway, but it is a chilled milk dessert. Maintain the cold chain and follow the producer’s storage and use-by instructions.

Is Üre Tatlısı the same as Taraklı Uğut Tatlısı?

No. Üre Tatlısı is based on milk and millet, while Taraklı Uğut Tatlısı is a different protected Sakarya sweet made from sprouted wheat.

What other Sakarya desserts should I try?

Taraklı Uğut Tatlısı, Adapazarı Pumpkin Dessert and Pamukova Walnut Paste are excellent additions to a wider Sakarya dessert itinerary.

Photograph the Texture & Molasses

Best Photos of Sakarya Üre Tatlısı

The strongest photographs show what makes this dessert distinctive: its pale pudding base, smooth spoonable texture, individual bowl service and the dramatic dark beet molasses poured over the top.

Molasses Pour

Photograph the moment dark beet molasses falls onto the pale chilled pudding.

Finished Bowl

Use a simple top-down composition to show the contrast between pudding and molasses.

Spoonful Close-Up

Capture the thick, homogeneous texture as a spoon lifts the dessert from the bowl.

Six-Bowl Batch

Show multiple portions together to reflect the registered six-serving preparation.

Millet Detail

A small bowl of millet beside the finished dessert helps explain the ingredient visitors may not expect.

Traditional Kitchen Setting

When possible, include the cooking pot, bowls and local kitchen context to tell the story behind the dessert.

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