Zagreb: Dubai-Fritule conquer the Advent market-a sweet hype!

Zagreb: Dubai-Fritule conquer the Advent market-a sweet hype!

Zagreb, Kroatien - in Zagreb this year's Advent market inspires with a new culinary sensation: the Dubai-Fritule, which in particular attract dessert lovers. According to kosmo.at , these are fried dough balls that are refined with an extravagant chocolate from Dubai. These chocolate combines dark Belgian chocolate with crispy pistachios and Kadaifi noodles that offer a special crispy experience. With a price of 11.10 euros for the Dubai-Fritule and 5.50 euros for the classic Fritule, they are expensive, but the extreme human snakes before the sales booth "Gdje Je Jura?" show the high demand.

prices and customer interest

Despite the high prices, visitors seem to be ready to pay for this special delicacy. Half an hour waiting time in line is not an obstacle for many; The buyers only need ten minutes to get their fritule. In addition, dubai chocolate pieces are sold in different sizes, which makes the offer even more attractive for chocolate lovers. However, the Dubai-Fritule are not the only big story on the Advent market. How Plavakamenica.hr reports, some stands fight with innovation and quality. One stand unexpectedly offered "Mac and Cheese", while the surrounding stand declared a "worst sitarnik in the world", which was served cold and with a strong garlic taste.

Another highlight of the Advent

The biggest attraction remains, however, the Dubai chocolate and its fritules, which are highlighted by a tictok-shaped trend potential. The new "Fooling Around" locations also show promising perspectives on how creative dishes and professional service testify. The high demand at the stand for Dubai-Fritule could make room for another "hype", even if the quality and price-performance ratio are questionable at some stands. The chefs at other stands have recognized that even excellent dishes can be offered at affordable prices, something that is not necessarily the case with more expensive fritules of the advent.