
Crystal (rock) sugar are large clear or coloured sugar crystals grown from a saturated syrup, hard, slow to dissolve, giving a sparkling effect. They are served with tea and coffee (including on a stick), slowly sweeten drinks and tinctures, decorate cakes, cupcakes, gingerbread and desserts and are used for caramel decoration.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Crystal (rock) sugar, Raw: Calories 387.0 kcal, Proteins 0.0 grams, Fats 0.0 grams, Carbohydrates 100.0 grams per 100 g of product.

The buttery cherry pie is a cozy memory of Russian family traditions and home tea gatherings. Its airy, soft dough soaked in butter and vanilla sweetness envelops a juicy, slightly tart cherry filling. Historically, such pies were made for holidays as cherries symbolize summer and abundance. This dessert pairs perfectly with hot tea or coffee, and its sweet-sour taste makes every treat special. The pie gains a golden crust thanks to the egg yolk, while coarse sugar or praline adds textural contrast. It can be served as a standalone treat or alongside light creamy toppings. It is perfect for cozy evenings, bringing family and friends together to enjoy its rich aroma and flavor.
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Duck breast with carrot cream and medlar is an exquisite dish of European cuisine that combines the tenderness of duck meat, the sweet velvety texture of carrot cream, and the slight acidity of caramelized medlar. The roots of this recipe trace back to gastronomic traditions where the harmony of flavors and textures plays a key role. Duck fillet brined acquires depth of flavor, while its crispy golden crust provides unforgettable sensations. The cream made from roasted carrots, enhanced with fresh juice, transforms into a delicate cloud enriched with the aromas of thyme and rosemary. Caramelized medlar adds a subtle fruity freshness, while demi-glace sauce and reduced carrot juice unite all elements into a single gastronomic masterpiece. This dish is perfect for festive dinners, impressing with its balance of flavors and sophistication.
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Steamed pudding panettone with hot citrus sauce is a refined dessert of Italian cuisine that combines traditional Christmas bread with the delicate texture of pudding. The dish's origins trace back to classic British puddings adapted to Italian taste preferences. Soaked in aromatic rum and citrus zest, it offers a rich flavor with notes of vanilla, almond, and dried fruits. Steaming makes it incredibly soft while retaining moisture, and the hot sauce made from oranges, lemons, brandy, and sherry adds a harmonious balance of sweetness and slight acidity. This dessert is perfect for festive winter evenings, creating warmth and a sense of celebration. Served hot with thick citrus sauce drizzled over it to enhance its rich flavor. It pairs excellently with a cup of aromatic espresso or sweet liqueur.
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Hot chocolate with caramel and sea salt is a cozy delight with an exquisite balance of flavors. Its history roots in European culinary traditions where salted chocolate became a symbol of refined taste. Bitter dark chocolate combined with the softness of milk chocolate, delicate cream and milk create a rich, velvety base. Caramel syrup adds sweet depth while sea salt introduces an unexpected yet harmonious note that enhances the chocolate's splendor. The finishing touch is airy whipped cream that gives the drink lightness. This beverage is perfect for cozy evenings, warming moments or simply enjoying dessert in a cup.
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Cinnamon bun is a symbol of coziness and home warmth, a classic of Swedish cuisine known as Kanelbullar. Its history dates back to the early 20th century when spices like cinnamon became more accessible in Europe. The buns have a delicate, airy texture with a rich aroma of butter and sweet cinnamon. Their taste is a harmony of soft dough, caramelized sugar, and warm spicy notes. They pair perfectly with a cup of coffee or hot tea, making any morning cozier. These buns are often made for family celebrations and gatherings, and in Sweden there is even a special day dedicated to them — October 4th. Regardless of the season, the cinnamon bun brings joy and becomes a symbol of hospitality.
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