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I went to an eastern euro grocery and got this and enjoyed it. I later found out it was from lithuania and want to know any other good things that are from lithuania that I should look out for when I go there again

>> No.16416423

BLACKED

>> No.16416426

HARDER DADU

>> No.16417221

I live in Lithuania
The food here isn't great desu, but they do have a shit ton of ice creams to choose from
Lazy cake (Tinginis) is pretty good though, you should try that if they have it
Most Lithuanian food is basically just slightly modified or even unmodified Russian/eastern-euro food
Probably the only 'unique' thing I can think of are Cepelinai - oval potato dumplings with meat and/or curd filling, served with crispy pork fat bits
Very rich and very filling

>> No.16417322

>>16417221
Why are Lithuanians nice as fuck?

>> No.16417328

>>16417322
Are they? I thought they're supposed to have a reputation of being cold and unfriendly

>> No.16417330

>>16417328
I worked at a company that had an office in Lithuania and everyone there was extremely polite and pleasant to deal with. I didn't get to go to Vilnius but my colleagues who did said the same thing and were treated really nicely by random Lithuanians they met

>> No.16417366

>>16417330
Are you american?

>> No.16417531

I fucking hate waynians

>> No.16417543

>>16417221
I used to get taken to this little hole in the wall Lithuania spot in Chicago as a kid. I couldn't tell you if it was authentic or not, but I do remember good sauerkraut soup and tasty dark rye bread. I am sure it was some bastard-Americanized bullshit, but it is a good memory if I ignore that.

>> No.16417549

>>16415688

Dindu ice cream? 2spooky 4me

>> No.16417571

>>16417543
>sauerkraut soup
Probably Russian Щи (Schi), it's good stuff

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>>16417221
>oval potato dumplings with meat and/or curd filling, served with crispy pork fat bits
we have these here in Poland yoo
admittedly they might be lithuanian influence since they're mostly in the eastern part of the country
I think the eldritch abomination cake is also classically lithuanian, isn't it?

>> No.16418226

more like DINDU LMAO

>> No.16418232

>>16418134
They do have that here, under the very Lithuanian name of 'Baumkuchen'
but iirc it's just a generally central European medieval cake, originally from France or Germany probably

>> No.16418241

>>16415688
My gf says you should try the dill-flavoured crisps if they have them

>> No.16418252

>>16417366
y-yes

>> No.16418259

>>16415688
I read it as "black dudu [doodoo]" initially lel

>> No.16418563

>>16418252
That might be why, lots of Lithuanians have a hard on for Americans because the US '''saved''' them from the evil soviets

>> No.16418650

>>16418563
They aren't wrong

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>>16418650