2 x Eros Pista 200g, 1 x Csipos Huszar 210g, Hot Hungarian Paprika Paste Economy Pack

Good value and wonderful spicy paprika paste. Loving using it - gives a real kick to so many dishes.

Authentic Hungarian paste ,nice and hot and goes with everything 👍

Goes with anything, spice up any meal, lasts ages, good value. It's a kitchen staple these days.

Great taste. Add to soups, casseroles and curries.

original and reasonable price

Paprika in a spreadable paste like form. If you like paprika then you'll love this stuff. A great food addition. Gives a nice kick.

I visited Hungary recently and this type of product could be found most places at meal times. I had this brand in a hotel and loved it so promptly ordered some when I returned. It came quickly and packaged well. It tastes delicious, you only need a little as it is quite hot. It’s also quite salty so you don’t need to add salt at the table if you use this.

Tasty ingredient! fab in marinade , gives a great taste in your cooking

I first had this paste on a tour in Hungary. Hungarian food isn’t spicy, but if you want to kick it up a notch, they told me to use this sparingly. I used the tiny spoon provided to add some heat to my chicken paprika and felt a nice warming heat up through my ears that made it very pleasant to eat. I liked it so well, I bought this for all the foodies on my Christmas shopping list. I can see adding it to all kinds of soups, strews and sauces where you want to add heat to your meal. It’s a great value, because you don’t heap it into the pot, you add it little by little and even plate by plate to get the heat level you diners desire. It is very good quality and is a delicious way to add spice to your meal.

A taste that never disappoints.

Extrem scharf aber köstlich

It's a little reminder of home. Good value for the 3 pack. Quality is on point. The taste is amazing and fresh. Definitely a way to spice up any type of food.

I first tried this while visiting Budapest and really enjoyed it. I brought a couple of jars home and have been rationing myself. It is very cheap in Hungary and is apparently a household staple which I was told was called “Strong Steven” or “Strong Steve” depending on who said it. I was pleased to find it on Amazon, but wish it was a bit cheaper. If you haven’t tried it, the taste is pepper spicy and salty. It is hot, but I don’t find it overpowering. Your mileage may vary since I am partial to spicy foods. Apparently it is commonly found on the dining table in Hungary, so you can season your goulash or whatever to taste. I like it good enough to just eat it on bread! I’m pleased to have a U.S. source and hope you find this helpful if you haven’t tried this before.