"Borodinskiy bread" meaning in English

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          "text": "A typical day’s meals for the cosmonauts — who will eat four times a day — include black Borodinskiy bread, canned meat paste, pralines and coffee for breakfast, […]",
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          "text": "The assortment of packets of bread products which become stale slowly was expanded (wheat, table and Borodinskiy bread).",
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          "text": "Out came the sour cream and Bordinskiy bread. This was just heaven.",
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