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Puffid bakery

Puffid bakery offers snacks for every taste, curd pockets, a special children's set, croissants, baguettes and salads with different fillings.

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Address: Peterburi tee 2
Getting there: on the first floor of T1 and Kristiine Center
Website: puffid.ee (opens in a new tab)

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