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Czech Products (Cooking and Baking)

If you live outside the Czech Republic, it might not always be easy to get Czech products that you’re used to. This applies especially to Czech products used in cooking and baking. In the UK, it’s practically impossible to buy certain Czech products in the shops. Luckily, there’s our shop in which we have gathered tens of Czech kitchen products that are hard to get off-line. We have the famous Czech electric cooker Remoska, Czech Christmas cookie cutters and moulds, Czech Easter lamb tins, a poppy seed grinder or a Slovak “halušky” strainer. And if you do decide to buy something, we will get a little commission, at no extra cost to you! We hope you find something you like in our Czech and Slovak shop 🙂

Cooking and Baking

Are you looking for a Czech Remoska cooker, a “halušky” strainer or a poppy seed grinder? You’re at the right place. We also have cake tins for the traditional Czech cake “bábovka” or bannetons for proofing your Czech sourdough bread. Many of the Czech products here are actually from Tescoma, the best-known Czech kitchen product manufacturer.

Czech Christmas Cookie Cutters and Moulds

Some Czech Christmas products are quite specific and getting them in traditional shops if you live abroad is often impossible. We have managed to find quite a few of them on Amazon, like the beehive mould for the traditional Czech Christmas beehives. Apart from this Czech classic, you will find the traditional Czech vanilla crescents or “rohlíčky” moulds and cutters and many other Czech favourites.

Czech Easter Products

We have also found some traditional Czech Easter products like a lamb cake tin and other Easter baking goodies.

Czech Cooking and Baking Ingredients

Czech cooking and baking uses ample quantities of caraway seeds and poppy seeds. The Czechs also like their pimento berries, which are not always easy to get in UK shops. Luckily, Amazon has plenty of everything 🙂 We have also discovered vanilla sugar, which many Czech recipes call for, and rye sourdough starter, which would be ideal for making Czech bread.