Traditional products fair in Crangasi Market
Due to the large turnout registered in the previous week, a traditional products fair will be organized weekly in Crangasi Market. At the fair, traditional Romanian products will be available for sale, such as palinca, home-made fruit jam, home-made bread and sweets, among which fresh cozonac (or sponge cake), as well as traditional Bran cheese, special types of honey, fruit wine, to name just a few.
The fair’s headliner will be, however, the Dacian candies from Maramures, a traditional dessert said to be inherited from Dacian ancestors. The traditional and ecological fair is open every weekend in the Crangasi Market, most easily accessed via the Crangasi subway or tram 41 station.
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