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Try bougatsa, Thessalonikis best breakfast food

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nadellii

nadellii

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Thessaloniki has one of the most popular breakfast foods in Greece! Bougatsa is a custard filled phyllo pastry with cinnamon and powdered sugar on top. The pastry is from Thessaloniki but is eaten in most regions in Northern Greece and you can find it in other areas of Greece as well.
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I love bougatsa - I have never eaten it as a breakfast though. I always thought it was a dessert! I am curious - do people here it is a breakfast, a dessert, or both?
 
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