WHAT THEY EAT IN RUSSIA | DELICIOUS Moscow Food Tour!

Begin with a toast for good health, as is traditional in Russia.

Visit a honey booth to taste local honey and learn about honey wine, a tradition for newlyweds.

Try a mystery snack that is pork fat wrapped around garlic, which is surprisingly good.

Taste a raw meat spread with garlic on bread, which is a common appetizer in Russia.

Enjoy borscht, traditionally served with sour cream and garlic bread.

Sample Russian dumplings, known as pelmeni, which are a favorite dish.

Drink kvass, a slightly alcoholic beverage made from rye bread, described as a mix between cola and beer.

Try vodka with horseradish, which has a strong flavor.

Visit a Georgian restaurant to taste a cheese and bread dish (khachapuri) that contains juice inside, and learn how to eat it without spilling.

Explore a grocery store that retains its Soviet-era charm, noting the variety of food available now compared to the past.

Taste chocolate-covered cottage cheese, described as rich and cheesecake-like, which can be eaten at any time of day.

End the tour with Russian chocolate, reflecting on the five-hour eating experience and the history learned throughout the day.

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