Austrian dishes expats find hard to stomach
Staff reporter - [email protected] •
16 Jun, 2014
Updated Mon 16 Jun 2014 14:12 CEST
Austrian cuisine tends to be hearty, flavoursome, and with a multitude of desserts. Typical dishes mix Central European textures and flavours in a way that is unique and sometimes, for non-natives, takes a little getting used to.
The Local List this week brings you seven foods that expats initially find a little hard to stomach. These dishes come from all over the country and range from savoury to sweet, and many of them focus on meat.
Things are looking up for vegetarians and vegans based in Austria though, with a Veganz supermarket having just opened in Vienna, and the trend for more vegetable-based dishes spreading across the country.
The list is of course subjective so have a look and see if you agree.
GALLERY: Austrian dishes expats find hard to stomach
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The Local List this week brings you seven foods that expats initially find a little hard to stomach. These dishes come from all over the country and range from savoury to sweet, and many of them focus on meat.
Things are looking up for vegetarians and vegans based in Austria though, with a Veganz supermarket having just opened in Vienna, and the trend for more vegetable-based dishes spreading across the country.
The list is of course subjective so have a look and see if you agree.
GALLERY: Austrian dishes expats find hard to stomach
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