Estonia’s bold, sour soup that warms your soul
Seljanka is a beloved Estonian soup with deep Slavic roots, known for its bold and tangy flavor. Packed with smoked meats or fish,…
Kirju Koer – Estonia’s “Spotted Dog” Chocolate Dessert
Kirju Koer is a popular Estonian dessert known for its simple ingredients and vibrant appearance, resembling a spotted dog's coat.…
Estonian Cuisine: Nordic Simplicity and Baltic Flavors
Top 17 Traditional Estonian Foods You Must Try Estonia is a country full of rich culinary traditions, yet finding authentic Estonian food in…
Kohuke – Estonia’s Favorite Chocolate-Covered Curd Snack
If you’re in Estonia or just craving something different, Kohuke is a must-try. This sweet, creamy treat made of soft curd cheese…
Discovering Estonian cheese: a hidden culinary gem worth trying
Estonian cheese is a well-kept secret, often overlooked in favor of more famous dairy regions. However, the country boasts a wide…
Valge Klaar: the refreshing Estonian apple-lemon drink you need to try
Valge Klaar is a beloved Estonian soft drink that perfectly combines the sweetness of apples with the tang of lemon, topped off with a…
Mulgipuder – Estonia’s Hearty Barley & Mashed Potato Porridge
When exploring the heart of Estonian cuisine, one dish stands out as a true symbol of the country's rural heritage – mulgipuder.…
Kali: Estonia’s forgotten rye soda with a fizzy soul
This article explores kali, a traditional Estonian fermented beverage made from toasted rye bread. Once a clever way to reuse…
Estonian dumplings: a taste of comfort and tradition
Estonian dumplings, or pelmeenid, are a beloved comfort food that captures the heart of everyday life in Estonia. With their simple…
Discovering pirukad – Estonia’s irresistible hand-pies
Pirukad are a beloved Estonian pastry, offering a delightful mix of savory and sweet fillings wrapped in soft, slightly sweet dough.…