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SAUSAGE OR DOUBLE SAUSAGE FROM DEBRECEN

The Debrecen sausage pair is a smoked product made of beef and pork, as well as bacon with secret herbs […]

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FOOD PRODUCTS FROM FATTENED GOOSE

The goose, due to its versatility, has always enjoyed a distinguished role in Hungarian poultry farming. In addition to their […]

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HUNGARIAN ACACIA

Soil tolerance, rapid growth and versatile utilization of acacia made it one of the most popular trees of Hungary. Originally […]

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CHIMNEY CAKE

Chimney cake is a very popular sweet pastry especially among the Hungarians and Szekely people in Transylvania. It is Hungarian […]

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SAUSAGE OR THICK SAUSAGE FROM CSABA

The making of Csabai sausage, recipes and related practices have been descending from father to son for generations. This sausage […]

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Ground paprika from Kalocsa

The ground paprika became a domestic commercial article in the middle of the 1800s and also conquered foreign markets by […]

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SPRITZER

Spritzer has had unbroken popularity among consumers for almost 200 years as a cooling, refreshing beverage, which is an organic […]

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GRAPE MARC PÁLINKA

Grape marc pálinka is a pomace brandy made of grape pomace, produced and bottled in Hungary. It is made exclusively […]

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CAMOMILE FLOWERS FROM THE GREAT PLAIN

In Hungary, camomile as a herb was first mentioned by Péter Meliusz Juhász, a professor of Debrecen, in his book […]

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Visit the first Car Safari Park in Budapest

Safari Park Szada is the perfect place where you and your little ones can enjoy a full day around exotic […]

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The biggest church

The biggest church of Budapest is St Stephen Basilica, named after the first king of Hungary, King Stephen I. (975-1038). […]

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The artful rooftops of Budapest

Looking around  Budapest you can find many beautiful colourful ceramic tiles made of pyrogranite. It was invented by and made […]

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