Russian PRYANIK review (Tula Pryanik)

I bought a Russian pryanik (Tula pryanik) and made a 'review' of it. Pryaniki is a kind of traditional baked sweers in Russia, something like gingerbread.
The pryanik in this video is a Tula pryanik. Unlike regular pryaniki, Tula pryaniki are rectangular (shapes can be different), imprinted, have filling. They are produced in the city of Tula, famous for it's pryaniki.

[@TadeEfi]

Very nice review!! Thank you! I think that the waste are like pasta flora (pie)

[@joytucker6736]

Не знала, что Тула знаменита оружием. Я слышала только про самовары и пряники! 😆

[@mhr0909]

I knew this bread from day R survival game, look like delicious 🤤

[@emallace447]

Tula is also famous for Yasnaya Polyana, Leo Tolstoy's estate!

[@emmalouie1663]

I like this review. I've never tried these. I think about trying to make a home made recipe for this.

[@sergeysvids2756]

When I was doing research for this video, I found this recipe czcams.com/video/mOUuBc6p538/video.html It's in Russian but with English subtitles. Haven't tried it though, not very good at cooking :)

[@blissfullyours]

This delicacy looks moist and silky. Do Russian people serve it as desserts, or is it more like a grab-and-go meal ? I would brew a cup of coffee, which should well match with pryanik😊

[@Lolita1762]

Where did you find the Pryanik?

[@l1ke583]

hi

[@sergeysvids2756]

Hello!