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AJ Sadauskas
@ajsadauskas@pixelfed.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Lithuanian friends help me out on this one: Does anyone know the English name of this?


UPDATE: Quark is apparently the English name for the type of cheese: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quark_(dairy_product)


So "quark with jelly pieces".


"Curd cheese with jelly pieces" also works.


In Lithuanian, the full name of it is varškės sūris su želė: https://www.rimi.lt/e-parduotuve/lt/produktai/pieno-produktai-ir-kiausiniai/jogurtai-ir-desertai/desertai/varskes-des-suris-su-zele-gab-magija-7-1kg/p/278475

#food#Lithuania#Lietuva#cheese#jelly#jello#dessert #foods

A soft white cheese, that's milky and slightly sweet in flavour and gelatinous in texture, with small multicoloured cubes of jelly ('Jello' in American English) throughout.
A soft white cheese, that's milky and slightly sweet in flavour and gelatinous in texture, with small multicoloured cubes of jelly ('Jello' in American English) throughout.
A soft white cheese, that's milky and slightly sweet in flavour and gelatinous in texture, with small multicoloured cubes of jelly ('Jello' in American English) throughout.
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