The Czech people's diet is mainly based on pork. The daily national meals are pork steak, sweet sauerkraut and steamed bread slices. The Czech people like to drink beer, with per capita consumption of 160 liters, ranking first in the world.

When in the Czech Republic, don’t miss the Knedliky that Czechs often eat, which are foreign dumplings filled with meat and dough. However, they are quite delicious when paired with the pickled cabbage (Zeli) and dipping sauce that are particularly popular among Eastern Europeans.

Czechs like to eat meat and have very few fruits and vegetables.

The national dish of the Czech Republic can be said to be roast pork (Knedliky and Zeli), and stewed food is also a good choice.

Czechs are fond of alcohol, and the locally brewed Plzensky Prazdroj is quite famous. The Plzensky Prazdroj factory is open for tours, and wine lovers should not miss it.

In addition, the wines from the Moravia region are also quite good.

Pubs across the Czech Republic offer a variety of alcoholic beverages, including beer, plum brandy (slivovice), herbal bitters (becherovka), etc., all of which have special tastes.

Czech and Slovakian people represent that guests are accustomed to eating Western food.

When they have breakfast, they have to have wheat porridge.

And at dinner, there is usually soup.

However, they like to eat clear soup, and they also especially like to eat various snacks made with butter.

Generally speaking, they are similar to the French in taste and like to eat fried and stewed dishes.

The most famous Czech dish is gulas, a beef stew.

The method of stewing beef is also very complicated. He has to add 23 different seasonings according to the time.

The entire production process takes about four hours.

Botanicus handmade soap!

It comes in small pieces in simple packaging and has a great scent!

The main product is Dead Sea Mud Soap!

If you have a bigger budget, you can buy her hand cream!

Highly recommend Rose.

The shop in Prague is in the Old City Square. Enter the Tyne Church through an arch. After passing through another arch, there is a store in front and a store on the right.

Buy specialty wafer biscuits!

Go to a big supermarket to buy it. Tesco in Prague is near the M?stek subway station.

You can buy some snacks, which are definitely not available in domestic imported stores and are cheap!

Beeswax!

This has become very popular in China recently, and Czech beeswax has a very good texture.