kvašáky
kvasaky
Kvašáky are Czech-style fermented cucumbers, commonly whole and brined, used as tangy, salty accompaniments, though related products may be vinegar-pickled.

Kvašáky is a Czech name for fermented cucumbers, commonly whole cucumbers preserved in brine. They are eaten as a tangy, salty accompaniment or used where a fermented pickle is wanted; the cucumbers are typically crisp to tender, with a sour, savoury flavour.
Recipes vary in seasoning and fermentation conditions, and some products sold under related names may be vinegar-pickled rather than fermented. The word alone does not establish the exact ingredients, degree of fermentation or whether the cucumbers are whole or cut.
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kvašáky
kvasaky
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Reference: Cucumber fermented w/o brine
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Fermented brine-packed cucumbers and vinegar-pickled products can differ in ingredients and processing; compare products in the same form, including whether brine is included.
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Nutrition reference: Swedish Food Agency Food Database, 2026-07-01 — 489 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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