Lumblija
€11.00 / 82.88 KN
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Lumblija is a traditional cake with an unforgettable taste and aroma. The story goes that during Napoleon's occupation of Dalmatia, one of the soldiers fell in love with a girl from Blato. But, as is the case in many stories and legends, he had to leave, but he baked a cake for his sweetheart before leaving and told her “N’oublie pas” which means “don’t forget me”. She, of course, could not utter or repeat his words, so she said lumblija and so it remained. The cake is made from foods specific to Korcula. It contains almonds, lemon and orange juice and zest, raisins, olive oil, varenik, a whole host of spices that were collected all year round, and then the lumblija was baked on All Saints ’Day in memory of loved ones who are no longer there.
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We deliver within Croatia. Delivery is made by the delivery service DPD Croatia d.o.o. Croatia: 5-7
Return policy
If an error is made by the Seller or there is damage to the ordered item, the buyer is obliged within 7 days to write a complaint to the e-mail: protic.sanjaopg@gmail.com
Ingredients: flour, sugar, olive oil, lard or butter, varenik, almonds, walnuts, raisins, baker's yeast, water, salt, grated lemon and orange peel, rose or herb brandy, and spices: ground cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, coriander, anise and vanilla sugar, ground carob.
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Lumblija is a traditional cake with an unforgettable taste and aroma. The story goes that during Napoleon's occupation of Dalmatia, one of the soldiers fell in love with a girl from Blato. But, as is the case in many stories and legends, he had to leave, but he baked a cake for his sweetheart before leaving and told her “N’oublie pas” which means “don’t forget me”. She, of course, could not utter or repeat his words, so she said lumblija and so it remained. The cake is made from foods specific to Korcula. It contains almonds, lemon and orange juice and zest, raisins, olive oil, varenik, a whole host of spices that were collected all year round, and then the lumblija was baked on All Saints ’Day in memory of loved ones who are no longer there.