Frankfurt leves hamisan

The Frankfurt soup raised its head in the humble bourgeois families between the two world wars, for those who did not have enough beef to cook soup from the sausage. After the Second World War, and especially in the fifties, it had already advanced into a status symbol, since at that time sausages were already a luxury. The people, who were killed with kale, then turned on it in the seventies, so the Frankfurt soup became a typical canteen in the eighties, and the change of regime did not change this state either.

However, we don’t put sausages in the fake Frankfurt soup, so if you’re vegan but you like the taste of kale, the soup from your marriage, it doesn’t matter if it’s cool or not, the point is to enjoy it.

 

Did you want it? Come and taste it in person in our restaurant, the Fairy Kitchen!

If you don’t have time to enter, but you feel an irresistible urge to taste it, all you have to do is order it by phone or online and we’ll deliver it to your home!

 

Allergen information:

Does it contain gluten? - no

Does it contain eggs? - no

Does it contain milk or dairy products? - Yes

Does it contain added sugar? - no