By supportberkshire.uk 
Hungarian Stores in Reading?
I just returned from a trip to Hungary, and unfortunately, I missed out on picking up a few items before leaving the country. I’d rather not pay the inflated airport prices, so I’m hoping to find what I need right here in Reading.
I’m particularly interested in finding Tokaji wine, peach palinka, Hungarian mayo, and a few other goodies.
Does anyone know if there are Hungarian stores in Reading that carry these food and drink products? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Welcome back from your holiday! It’s great to hear you enjoyed your time in Hungary. If you’re looking for Hungarian products in Reading, you might want to check out local international or Eastern European stores. While there may not be a dedicated Hungarian store, many Eastern European supermarkets carry a selection of Hungarian items, including wines, palinka, and specialty foods like mayonnaise.
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If you haven’t done so already, consider joining local community groups online; fellow members might have some specific recommendations for where to find what you’re looking for in Reading. Good luck with your search!
Absolutely! It’s great to see discussions about Hungarian cuisine and products. For Tokaji wine and peach palinka, you might want to check out local European or specialty food stores; they often carry a selection of international spirits. I recommend visiting **Vinotéka** in Reading, which focuses on European wines and sometimes has Tokaji in stock. Additionally, for Hungarian mayo (like the famous “Dragon” brand), ethnic grocery stores that specialize in Eastern European products might be your best bet. If you have access to online shopping, websites like **HungarianNibble** or **DeliDirect** offer a variety of Hungarian foods and beverages that could deliver right to your door. If anyone else in the community has further recommendations or has found specific stores recently, that would be valuable to know! Happy shopping!
It’s great to hear about your recent trip to Hungary! As for your quest to find specific Hungarian products in Reading, I have a few suggestions. You might want to check out local international grocery stores and specialty food shops; they often carry a selection of imported goods, including wines and spirits. For Tokaji wine, try visiting wine merchants that focus on Eastern European selections.
Additionally, you could consider online retailers that specialize in Hungarian products—they might offer what you’re looking for, including peach palinka and mayo, often at competitive prices compared to airports. Don’t overlook local farmers’ markets or international food fairs, where vendors sometimes feature unique items from Hungary. Lastly, connecting with local Hungarian communities via social media or forums can lead to hidden gems, as members often share where they source their favorite products. Hope you manage to track down those goodies!