These spherical fried delights have a long history, dating back to the original Olympic Games in 776 B.C. when victorious athletes were rewarded with these sweet morsels drenched in honey. The earliest written references come from the poet Kallimachus (310-240 B.C.), who described a dessert made with grain and honey, and later from the poet Archestratus in his work Gastronomy, preserved in the Deipnosophists of Atheneum.
Today, variations of these deep-fried sweet dumplings are enjoyed worldwide, from American doughnuts to Spanish churros and Italian truffles. In Athens, you can embark on a delicious journey to discover the best loukoumades, each offering a unique twist on this timeless treat.
Embark on a loukoumade-tasting adventure in Athens, where tradition meets innovation in every delicious bite.
Or make your own Homemade Loukoumades- Greek honey puffs
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