Couple specialized in making fyllo for greek pies , baklava etc

Christina Psallidi

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Member since 26 November 2014

Athens

Christina Psallidi

01 December 2014 11:30:59

Christina Psallidi

01 December 2014 11:30:59

Athens

Hello everyone.. we are a couple ( not married ) and we are specialized in making greek pies with greek fyllo also fyllo for baklava and mpougatsa... We are interested in moving in Sweeden so any help could be given it would make me really happy .. thank you all

krait78

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Member since 17 August 2014

Stockholm

krait78

01 December 2014 14:05:59

krait78

01 December 2014 14:05:59

Stockholm

Hi Christina!

Unfortunately I can't help you on the work front.
But one tip springs to mind, "fyllo" unfortunately means drunkard in Swedish. So perhaps use "filo" instead? I believe its the same thing, if not sorry to have brought it up. At least that way there's one less chance of culture/language clash.

Christina Psallidi

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Member since 26 November 2014

Athens

Christina Psallidi

01 December 2014 15:08:27

Christina Psallidi

01 December 2014 15:08:27

Athens

Oh sorry i didnt know ok filo then you can see in youtube maybe what i mean

krait78

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Member since 17 August 2014

Stockholm

krait78

01 December 2014 16:03:49

krait78

01 December 2014 16:03:49

Stockholm

No worries, I googled it and saw what you meant. But I thought I'd mention it since it looked very strange until I learnt that it seemed to be a different spelling for filo pastry.

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