What are some popular foods in Romania?

Answer 1

At any wedding or celebration in Romania, you will always find sarmale, traditional Romanian stuffed cabbage rolls.

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Answer 2

Sarmale (stuffed cabbage with meat), Mititei (little saussages), Ciorbă de fasole (Beans soup), Mămăligă (boiled maize powder), Other soups, Saussages, Cheeses, Fruits, Vegetables, Fish, Eggs, Pasta, Pies, Sweets, Milk, Beer, Wine, Strong Alcoholic Beverages (Ţuică, Vodka, Cognac, Apple or pear brandy), etc., etc. European cuisine with some oriental influences.

Answer 3

It depends on where in Romania you are.

In North, in Transylvania, you should buy a nice bottled local traditional drink, Palinca. Don't try it if you do not like hot spirits, it normally has between 50 and 65 alcoholic degrees.

In the Eastern part, Moldova, during Easter you can buy spectacular decorated eggs.

Also, handy crafted art is an option, textiles and wooden folkloric art objects.

In Bistrita area you can have a great fair hat with colored feather decorations, in the South Transylvania you can have a men hat (called "clop"), in Oltenia area a traditional carpet, hand made.

But, basically, all over the country you can buy the most popular souvenir, a traditional feminine blouse, white and decorated, called "Ie".

Answer 4

you can buy wine...wine here are very famous...the red wine is more popular..try 'mur fatler' red wines or 'lacrima lui ovidiu' wines

Answer 5

After the fall of the communist regime in 1989 Romania has had an open market, thus, you can buy anything that is not considered criminal (for example: most drugs, other people etc.)

Answer 6

Examples: 130 bottles Romanian beer (o,5 L, 5 % alcohol - in a supermarket), 30 cinema tickets, 320 bus tickets in a town, 400 breads (400 g), 20 L cheap table wine, 100 kg tomatoes etc.

Answer 7

This product is bread.