What would you miss as a Hungarian

Last activity 24 March 2013 by szocske

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IngieMember20 March 2013 05:26:53

Dear Hungarian expats,

My Mom has a few Hungarian friends back home, and she wants me to get them something with me, as I'm going on a vacation.

What would you miss as a Hungarian and would like if someone would get it to you from Hungary.

IldyNew member20 March 2013 09:56:36

When I lived abroad, I always asked for Magazines and Turo Rudi

Phil S. StineMember20 March 2013 14:17:22

Without a doubt get her some Palinka, not shop bought stuff but the real deal paraszt palinka, my cousin gets it two litre coke bottles from an old bloke near the Balaton.

szocskeSerial expat24 March 2013 18:39:22

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Pirospaprika (ground red peppers)
Hand made pottery

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