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Cuisine and Wines
Bulgarian cuisine combines both local and foreign culinary traditions.
Bulgarian Yoghurt »
Bulgarian yoghurt is the most famous and traditional Bulgarian product. The specific healthy bacterium lactobacillus bulgaricus which could turn the milk into yoghurt exists only in Bulgaria.
Banitza »
Banitza or Bulgarian Cheesepie is a traditional product made of very fine and thin sheets of pastry.Don't miss to taste it!
White Brine Bulgarian Cheese »
White Brine Cheese is a traditional Bulgarian milk product. It has specific taste and is one of the most consumed products in Bulgaria.
Pitka - Small round loaf with spicy salt »
This is traditional Bulgarian home-made bread. In Bulgarian it is called pitka- a round loaf of bread.
Shopska Salad »
This is a traditional Bulgarian salad made from tomatoes and cucumbers spread with typical Bulgarian cheese.
Beans soup »
This is a very common soup, one of the traditional soups of Bulgarian cuisine.
Kyufte and Kebapche »
Kyufte and kebapche are popular meat products in Bulgaria made of minced pork and veal meat with spices.
Lukanka »
Lukanka is Bulgarian sausage made of pork and veal meat and different spices.
Mavrud Wine »
Mavrud is an indigenous traditional Bulgarian wine sort of red grapes. It is one of the oldest and high-quality local sorts. The wine which is made of this sort also is called Mavrud.
Melnik Wine »
Melnik wine is made of an Old Bulgarian sort of vine- wide-leaf Melnik vine. It is distinguished with its taste, deep red colour and splendid aroma.
Bulgarian Rakia »
This is a traditional Bulgarian strong alcoholic drink. Although there are different types of it the most common one is grapes rakia.
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