Silk chocolate and spicy sausages: vivid taste impressions at the RUSSIA EXPO
At the Farmers Fair in Pavilion 48, from March 26 to 31 you
can taste real chocolate, game delicacies and sausages. Wild fish, cheeses and
Siberian eco-products made of herbs, nuts and berries are also waiting for
guests.
The chocolate brand from the Moscow region will once again
delight guests with bars made of noble cacao - all over the world it is called
aromatica. These plants are quite capricious, however, it is in their grains
that there is no excessive acidity and bitterness. In cocoa beans you can catch
nutty and tobacco notes. But in the finished chocolate, the whole range of its
flavors with shades of berries, flowers, honey and fruit is already shimmering.
Special equipment is used to grind chocolate beans. Cocoa
beans and sugar can be ground for up to 70 hours, thanks to which the taste of
chocolate becomes more delicate and velvety, almost silky.
The brand from the Irkutsk region will allow guests to enjoy
ecologically friendly products from the best producers of Siberia, who make
natural pastila and fruit potato chips without sugar, dyes and preservatives. The
assortment also includes various teas and herbs, dried berries, mushrooms, nuts
and honey.
Cookery from the Tula region was also loved by the guests:
70% of the brand range are "low and slow" dishes on oak wood: classic
beef brisket, pork ribs, knuckle and neck; chicken wings and breast. There is
even smoked African clarias catfish, as well as dried delicacies from meat and
game, stew of the highest grade, meat preparations and semi-finished products.
And sausage lovers will be glad to see the participants from
the Leningrad region again. After all, their dry-cured goods are produced by
natural maturation and belong to the premium class, while being quite
affordable. Be sure to try salami Felino and Tartufo, spicy sausage with
paprika and venison.
Also, at the fair you can try a variety of cheeses and amazing pastila, cheese marmalade, fish products from the Krasnoyarsk region from representatives of the indigenous community "Mukustur".
