The porcupine of desserts: Sakotis, a Lithuanian dish that has a strange appearance
If you look at our countdown of the strange desserts from various parts of the world until now, what truly makes a dish strange? Is it the ingredients? Is it the combination of ingredients that rarely go together? Is it the way that it is cooked? Or maybe it is the way that the dish looks.
Desserts we are all accustomed to eating usually have a very simple and soothing appearance. There is nothing too scary or pointy about them. If you are still wondering what we are talking about, you should look at Sakotis. A traditional dessert of Lithuania, this dessert translates to “tree cake” or “branchy.” Those with the scariest appearance turn out to be the sweetest, which turns out is true for food as well as people!
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