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Lyutenitsa Vegetable Spread
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Bulgaria · Jars & cans

Lyutenitsa Vegetable Spread

$4.99 260 g

Bulgaria's beloved tomato-and-pepper spread. Perfect on warm bread with white cheese.

Country of origin
Bulgaria
Category
Jars & cans
Size
260 g
Availability
In stock

Good to know

What is the difference between lyutenitsa and ajvar?

Both are Balkan pepper spreads. Bulgarian lyutenitsa adds tomatoes and is a little sweeter and smoother; ajvar is mostly roasted peppers.

How is lyutenitsa served in Bulgaria?

Spread on warm bread or toast, often topped with crumbled sirene, a white brined cheese.

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