DURING THE THREE DAYS FAIR – FIVE THOUSAND OF HUNGARIAN CULINARY SPECIALITIES TO BE TASTED!
11 Regions – 120 Exhibitors – 5000 Flavors
Millennium Center – Building “B”
2nd District – 16-20 Kis Rókus Str. – Budapest
Opening hours:
Friday: 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Saturday: 9 .am. – 9 p.m.
Sunday: 9 a.m. – 8 .p.m.
Entry ticket price:1,900.-HUF
To-day’s press conference was held by the participation of Ms.Csákiné dr. Christina Gyuris, Deputy Director General, National Authority for Consumer Protection and Mr. Krisztián Pap, Managing Director of Hand-made Hungarian Flavors Ltd. and Ms. Marcsi Borbás, the fair’s hostess. Just like the previous year, the Hand-made Hungarian Flavours and Handicrafts will be arranged at the same scene at the Millennium Center. Both representatives, the National Authority for Consumer Protection and the Managing Director of Hand-made Hungarian Flavors Ltd held their press conference describing the mutual cooperation for the first time in order to promote and protect the traditional Hungarian cuisines.
The representatives talked about the list of products, the flavors of the hand-made flavors that will be revealed by anyone rolling along, viewing Hungary’s huge “Map of Tastes” on the spot. A fine time to learn about the area the food originates and its traditional culinary specialities. Thereafter, go and have the samples to gain your own experiences.
Hungary is a country of tradition within its rich and tasty flavors. It is a part of the Hungarian culture.
The organizers will be preparing a stage with an ongoing cooking show. There many visitors can also collect ideas to prepare their menu for weekends to come.
The full price of the entry ticket can be used to purchase, buy some goodies at the store of the Hungarian hand-made flavors: 3rd District. 4/B Szőlőkert Rd. Budapest.
This year, just like at the previous year’s fair will be under the patronage of Mrs. Schmittné, Katalin Makray, wife of the President of Hungary, Dr. Sándor Fazekas, professional patron, Minister of the Urban Development . Ms. Marcsi Borbás, editor, presenter who also be hostess of the fair.
The representatives of the National Authority for Consumer Protection wish to encourage the visitors to not only speak about their previous failures, but to hear about their positive experiences, as to indicate the pleasure of their choice and gather opinion why it won their approval.
To go through the list of 5000 Hungarian culinary specialities would take ages, so therefore here is just two delicacies I would raise everyone’s attention. The mouth-watering: smoked trout from “Szilvásvárad” (country’s one-and-only artificially kept pond of trouts). The other that shouldn’t be missed to taste: the artisan “bükki” cheese.
Now it’s up to the curious visitors to get the best-of-the-best of the Hungarian hand-made flavors by making sure to be there at one of the days, but I am not certain that after paying the first visit there will not be some going back the next day to continue the discovery, to explore what have had been left out of tasting the day before. Most probably there will be more tasting to follow and understand by own experiences why the Hungarians love their traditional home-made flavors.
Update and snaps: Aggie Reiter
Rolling in Budapest 