Malincho

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Kalin Pentchev is the founder of [1]Malincho International, the biggest and fastest growing online Bulgarian food store. It sells imported Bulgarian foods as well as foods produced in the US. The endeavour began in the summer of 2001 , when his patriotic spirit stood up for the protection and promotion of the phenomenon called Feta cheese, a product that is often claimed and mislabeled by neighbouring nations.

Some of the traditional Bulgarian Products offered by the company are: Bulgarian feta cheese made from sheep's milk, Kashkaval (Bulgarian yellow cheese) made from sheep's milk, Malincho plain vegetable spread, Lutenitsa made in Bulgaria [2]Deroni vegetable spreads Lutenitsa homestyle, coarsely ground quality products free of preservatives, red roasted peppers with spices, gherkins and eggplant appetizer.

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