Cheap vs. Expensive STRUDEL in Budapest: Blind Tasting

[@Pik.ni1k]

Wow😍🍰🍰🍰

[@ЕленаТонкова-т1я]

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[@PaulaMoffett-l2m]

Thank you for a very interesting review. We will be going to Budapest again next month. We are looking for places to buy the poppy seed and walnut strudel. We got some at the Central Market last time and they were quite good. Thank you for sharing.

[@hungrymasha]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed the review. Retesbolt Anno 1926 was definitely very good, you can try it. And I wish you a good trip to Budapest!

[@textperfekt]

Szia! Nagyon érdekes az a video! Amikor néhány napig Budapesten voltam (Bécsben élek), gyakran vettem rétest, és visszavittem a szállodába. A magyar rétesek eltérnek az osztrákoktól egy kicsit. Nagyon finom a magyar rétesek! De a kedvenc süteményem a kokos - itt nincs kokos, sajnos.

[@rakosipeter7446]

Milyen az a kokos? Soha nem hallottam ezt a kifejezést.

[@textperfekt]

@@rakosipeter7446 I'll answer in English, my Hungarian is not that good: Kokos are brown balls, kind of like cakepops. They are similar to the interior of Austrian "Punschkrapfen" but without the alcohol. And they are coated in coconut flakes.

[@rakosipeter7446]

@@textperfekt The "coconut ball" (kókuszgolyó) is the easiest cake to make. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fprTioytp85phM0

[@darylnogo3279]

@@textperfekt I think you are looking for "kókuszgolyó" (coconut ball). The inside is chocolate and biscuit pieces, and the outside is covered with coconut. You can buy it in many places, in sweet shops and cafes too!

[@gergely_hajdu]

Did he expect maybe sweet cherry? Rétes is usually filled with sour cherry.

[@AbdulRahim-cu7y]

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