What food to bring from Vietnam?

From Vietnam, you should definitely bring Vietnamese coffee - the country is the second largest exporter of coffee beans in the world after Brazil. You can buy both whole bean and ground coffee, often in gift packages with a traditional Vietnamese brewing cup. Also popular is tea - especially varieties like Thai Nguyen and B'lao, as well as tea with additives (jasmine, lotus, ginger).

Among alcoholic beverages, tourists often bring bottles with snake in alcohol infusion - such a souvenir costs from 140,000 dong. Also popular is wine from Dalat by the producer "Vang Dalat" - a bottle costs from 90,000 dong. For edible souvenirs, be sure to purchase:

• Exotic fruits - mango, lychee, dragon eye, mangosteen, rambutan
• Candies with lotus seeds with a calming effect
• Fruit chips from bananas, mango, ginger
• Spices and sauces, especially the famous fish sauce Nuoc Mam
• Sticky rice (sticky rice), which is significantly more expensive at home
• Rice noodles and rice paper for making spring rolls

It's better to buy products in large supermarkets or food markets where quality is guaranteed. When buying fruits at markets, be sure to bargain, as prices are often inflated for tourists.

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