nosalty.hu

Hungarian food media site publishing recipes, cooking videos and lifestyle articles for home cooks

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About nosalty.hu

Nosalty is a Hungarian online food publication. It publishes written and video recipes, seasonal cooking tips, and articles on food, health and home topics, including Halloween and holiday ideas.

Its readers are people who cook at home and look for recipes and food inspiration in Hungarian.

The headquarters is in Budapest, Hungary.

Product: Online recipe collection and food articles, including video recipes, seasonal cooking advice and lifestyle content.

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