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Encyclopedia > Austrian food

Austrian cuisine is the cooking style in the tradition of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. It combined Austrian, Hungarian, Czech, Italian and Jewish styles of cooking and it integrates a lot of regional Austrian products and recipes. Austrian cuisine is also well known for its sweets, called Mehlspeisen.


Some famous Austrian food and specialties include:

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Austrian food has a lot of common with German food, but is also influenced by Hungarian and Slav cooking, remnants of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire.
Traditional Austrian cooking is based around meat and potatoes, goulash, pastries, sausages, and dumpling after dumpling after dumpling, but in recent years there as also emerged a 'New Austrian' school of cooking which uses less salt and butter, and tries to create lighter, healthier organic dishes.
Austrians are generally very liberal and tolerant of other cultures, so there are only a few points to remember at mealtimes.
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