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A side order refers to a small dish or portion of food that is served alongside the main course. It is usually served to complement or enhance the flavors of the main dish. Common examples of side orders include fries, coleslaw, salad, bread, vegetables, or a small bowl of soup. Side orders are often customizable and can be added or substituted to suit individual preferences or dietary restrictions.

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