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Bougatsa is a must try dessert from Thessaloniki!
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ellinasgolfer0320
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Bougatsa is a must try in Greece, period 
Imagine eating galaktoboureko without syrup and with powdered sugar and cinnamon on top. That's bougatsa.
Imagine eating galaktoboureko without syrup and with powdered sugar and cinnamon on top. That's bougatsa.
redsoxdw_
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Is there a difference in the custard?? Ive never had bougatsaBougatsa is a must try in Greece, period
Imagine eating galaktoboureko without syrup and with powdered sugar and cinnamon on top. That's bougatsa.
ellinasgolfer0320
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Generally there isn't, but people could make the recipe their own and do something a bit different.
What's nice about bougatsta is that you can walk around with it in your hand and eat it. You don't have to sit down and eat it with a fork and knife as you do with galaktoboureko.
redsoxdw_
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True, I find that people usually make galaktoboureko much thicker in the middle
k_tsoukalas
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It all depends on who is making it. Bougatsa in Greece tends to be lighter and fluffier, whereas the galaktoboureko custard tends to be a little heavier. But, that isn't always the case. Technically the custards in the two dishes are the same. It all depends on the preference of the chef.
Ya for me, it's hard to tell if galaktoboureko just feels heavier because of the syrup. I love the light, airy feeling of a good bougatsa! Thessaloniki has some of the best in Greece.
dubai_suzie
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Thats such a good point actually, bougatsa is definitely lighter now that I'm remembering (haven't had one in so long
)Ya, I've only ever made galaktoboureko and not bougatsa, so I don't know if the recipes are different. But I've certainly eaten both!!!Thats such a good point actually, bougatsa is definitely lighter now that I'm remembering (haven't had one in so long
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Walking tours in Thessaloniki?
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I'm currently planning a trip to Thessaloniki and I'm eager to explore this city's rich history and vibrant culture on foot. From what I've gathered, walking tours seem like an excellent way to immerse oneself in the local atmosphere and learn about the city's historical significance, its architecture, and of course, its culinary delights.
I'm reaching out to this community to gather recommendations on walking tours in Thessaloniki. I'm particularly interested in tours that offer a deep dive into the city's history, but I would also love to explore its culinary scene and maybe even some hidden gems that are not typically covered in conventional guidebooks.
Do you guys have recommendations? There are a lot of options. I don't know where to start.
I'm reaching out to this community to gather recommendations on walking tours in Thessaloniki. I'm particularly interested in tours that offer a deep dive into the city's history, but I would also love to explore its culinary scene and maybe even some hidden gems that are not typically covered in conventional guidebooks.
Do you guys have recommendations? There are a lot of options. I don't know where to start.
