A Delicious Pleasure / myLot

Bulgaria

January 26, 2018 6:59am CST

These are pure Bulgarian sweet items. They are called "kisses" here. The "kisses" are made from eggs, sugar and powder sugar. These food items have been widely known here for long time. They are so sweet pleasure here in our country. The "kisses" are very light and quickly consumed.

You could see them in the pic enclosed here. Thanks for reading. Have you ever eaten Bulgarian "kisses"?

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130150)

• Israel

11 Mar 18

I have never seen kisses like that before. I like to eat the chocolate ones.

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130150)

• Israel

11 Mar 18

@WriterAI You are welcome Albena.

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Albena Ivanova

@WriterAI (5373)

• Bulgaria

11 Mar 18

Thanks for your informative answer.

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Albena Ivanova

@WriterAI (5373)

• Bulgaria

11 Mar 18

@Hannihar

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502148)

• Italy

26 Jan 18

In France we called them "meringues" in Italy "meringhe" Here in Switzerland we serve them with whipped cream and, in season with chestnut puree, the pastry name is "Mont Blanc" (White Montain).

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Albena Ivanova

@WriterAI (5373)

• Bulgaria

26 Jan 18

Thank you for your additional details.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502148)

• Italy

26 Jan 18

@WriterAI I love the dessert called "Mont Blanc", it's a shame it is only available during chestnuts season.

louievill

@louievill (28846)

• Philippines

26 Jan 18

I think they are or similar to meringue, it's made from egg whites and sugar, hope I am referring to the same thing

Over here when we say kisses for dessert we are referring to a type of chocolate candy made by Hershey's

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Albena Ivanova

@WriterAI (5373)

• Bulgaria

26 Jan 18

Glad to hear from you, friend! Thanks for your informative answer.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (381751)

• Rockingham, Australia

26 Jan 18

We have them here too but I've thrown the packet out. I think they were called 'kisses' too. You can buy bigger meringue shells too. You might put whipped cream and fruit on these as a dessert.

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