It's always a pleasure seeing one of your videos pop up in my feed. Breakfast is indeed something variable in Greece. It may involve a single slice of rustic bread(most bakeries make quality bread, not the sweet stuff they make in the US) with butter and honey or jam to go along with the morning coffee. In northern Greece it is more common to eat a mpougatsa (various fillings from cheese to minced meat, spinach or sweet creme with cinnamon and powdered sugar) or as you demonstrated a fresh koulouri. It is more like a snack than a breakfast. Greetings from Thessaloniki!
Greetings from the USA. My husband and I will be visiting in October 2025 on a cruise! We really enjoy watching all your videos…sites and food! Can’t wait.
brav0 daniel! you are truly greek! its all about the heart! your connection and your passion! I am watching from Brisbane Australia! your videos are truly amazing! your greek is 100 percent perfect!!!!!!!!!! I love the way you love and embrace our greek culture! so glad I found your channel!
Beautiful, my wife's favorite. We are coming later in the season. I plan on visiting Nafplio and stopping by Panagiotis' shop. Maybe I will figure out a way to contact you prior to our arrival so we can say hello to you too.
I would say the "Greek breakfast" is either a tyropita or a spanakopita or even better a cream bugatsa, a coffee, kuluri, stafidopsomo, depends on the regions too, in Crete they could have wine with bread as ancient Greeks or mountain tea with paximadi.
Watching from Traverse City, Michigan USA! We’re excited for our first visit to Greece in October. Thank you for your videos - I’m hoping to learn enough about the culture and traveling tips to get the most from our trip!
Greetings from Canada! I'm Greek/Canadian. I'm really enjoying your videos! I've been to Greece twice but it's been so long. Thank you for taking the time to talk about all things Greek. 🇬🇷🍷
Hello Daniel, love your videos, will be visiting Nafplio with my family mid June, hope we cross paths and see you during our walks around the palamidi cliffs (also our favorite walking path in your videos). Greetings from Canadian Greeks soon to be visiting beautiful Nafplio!
Koulouri is my favorite "to go" snack. Whenever I am in Athens city center I always make a point to stop at my favorite koulouri stand at the top of Syntagma square near the large staircase and enjoy one of the fresh and fluffy koulouria. They are so good! 😋
❤❤Thank you my friend for loving our country so much i watch all your videos and are so beatiful i live at Korinthos i move from Athens since 2008 big difference so nice and peacefull so make more videos plz,You have my respect and say a hello to your family wish you health and love to all of you
Oh Man, I miss Koulouri, which to me is as good as a NY pretzel! Hate to tell you this, but we used to put either a bit of cream cheese, or some French's mustard on our Koulouri :) Love the quaint town you live in.
I LOVE koulouri whenever I'm in Greece...hope to get there NEXT YEAR...Oh P.S....my tatoo artist is in Greece also..she's in Athens , She has a great hand with fine detail.. can't wait to extend on her current work...Thanks for the Video helps me keep in touch...GOOD WORK Sir...!!!
Yiassou Daniel. My wife and I are Greek Americans from California. We will be visiting Greece in July, including Nafplio. Do you have some restaurant recommendations, i.e.: where the locals go, not tourists?
Hi!! Definitely visit Lykos, a fish taverna in paralia Mili and also the traditional tavernas (like T'alonia) in Pyrgiotika!! Inside Nafplio the best place to eat fish is the taverna Psarosavouras-top!!
watching from melbourne! can't wait to head to nafplio for a wedding soon, thank you for the inspiring video! and please don't call yourself as elderly 🤣 age is just a number!
Καλησπέρα.. είναι όπως τα λες, εδώ στην Ελλάδα δεν τρώμε πρωινό.. οι γονείς μου απλά έπιναν Ελληνικό καφέ κ τίποτα άλλο ή κάποιες φορές μαζί και κανένα κουλούρι.
The koulouri is part of the shared culture of Greek and Turkey. Which is quite fortunate for me, a German currently living in Neukölln, an immigrant neighbourhood of Berlin. Because the Turkish bakeries here sell simit, which is exactly the same thing. You can also get simits with various fillings (obviously in a different shape), and occasionally you can even see attempts to establish special simit places similar to American doughnut places. The only problem with koulouri/simit here in Germany is that they are far more expensive than in Greece or Turkey. You can easily pay 2 Euros rather than 80 cent as in the video. By the way, the Turkish bakeries / pastry shops here also have the Turkish named tiropita and spanakopita, as well as the mixed cookies sold by weight as presents for hosts that I came to love when once staying in Thessaloniki for a few weeks. Actually, I am not sure if there is any significant difference between Greek and Turkish baking culture. Unfortunately, I can't make much use of all this for weight control reasons. It's impossible to live the kind of Mediterranean lifestyle here that allows eating these high calorie foods daily without getting fat. (Unlike for Greeks, this is evidently a problem for a lot of Turks, too.)
I am watching from Belgrade (Serbia capital). Whole my family adore Greece. We are usually in northern Greece (Halkidiki region). My dream is to live there.
The koulouri originates from Thessaloniki, where it still abounds. Thessaloniki, the second largest and most cosmopolitan city of the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire is famous for its many delicacies. Bougatsa is another one that comes to mind when talking about breakfast. If you noticed, the shop logo states το γνήσιο κουλούρι Θεσσαλονίκης ('the authentic koulouri of Thessaloniki). Koulouri was unknown to the rest of Greece before the 80s. Back in the 50s, ambulant koulouri sellers (κουλουράδες) would go around the streets of Kalamaria, the suburb of Thessaloniki where I grew up, and bring the koulouri in front of your house. Kalamaria was a recent neighbourhood built by Pontian refugees from Asia Minor who arrived with the population exchange. There were only one or two bakeries in the entire suburb then. So, without the κουλουράδες, you would have to walk impossible distances to get your koulouri for breakfast. I used to spread butter and dip my koulouri in hot, morning tea. The butter melting in the tea made the drink to die for. In Paris, where I live now, we have a similar sesame bread called 'Jerusalem bagel'. It is thicker and less crispy although, according to Wikipedia (English), a "bagel" should have a crispy crust and chewy inside. There are bagel variants named after cities all over Europe and America where Jewish communities thrived. Therefore, I guess, the koulouri of Thessaloniki is a legacy of the city's Jewish past.
Greece is my favorite country so far. The Greeks in USA think I'm crazy for saying that. They think I am crazy for loving Greece so much because they had to leave because they said Greece is very poor.
I wouldn't say very poor compared to other eastern European countries but it's poor compared to what it was before the crisis of 2007. We haven't managed to bounce back since then or maybe we are are bouncing back in very slow rates. For tourism it's one of the best places on earth but living here you have to accept the plague of government corruption and the whole government/government employees rotten system that sucks the blood out of every private employee and small business owner
I see this "debate" very often lately. A place being beautiful is very different than a place being difficult to live for it's natives. The basic salary in Greece is around 600€. An average salary let's say 900-1000€. With the cost of living being what it is, these wages barely cover the basic needs. That's why you see many greeks badmouthing their country. That's also why we have such a low birthrate. Keep these in mind, when assuming things that other people experience first hand with great difficulty.
We have the same bread in the Netherlands...it is called Simit and you can only buy them in a Turkish grocery store ..... unfortunately these are to dry ...they cost €2 ....i don't buy them anymore
Wow around the same time two Venezuelans decided to upload videos about the pros and cons of living in Greece. You should meet each other and do a collaboration! :D. Here's his channel www.youtube.com/@thisismylifeingreece. Que Casualidad!
Ωραίο το βίντεο αλλά είδα τα φύλλα απο τη μποκαμβίλια κάτω στο δρόμο στα πρώτα πλάνα και ξενέρωσα, πρέπει το πρωί να καθαρίσω την αυλή δε πάει άλλο γαμωτ....
First of all the correct spelling is (I am) not (Iam) You seem to have forgotten that as you were editing your negative comment. Also, let me tell you that you are wrong, Κουλούρι It’s for breakfast. Plus, why are you watching my videos if you want to escape Greece? Shouldn’t you be watching videos about “escaping” Greece? Καλημέρα and good luck to you in whatever it is you do.
@@MovingForwardLifestyle i didnt comment negativelly your comment but Greece Im 64 year old Greek never ate koulouri for breakfast I had 1 drachma to buy one koulouri (i,5 drachma costed with a slice of cheese) in between classes at school back in the 60s. You "met" Greece in its worst period we have ever seen.If you enjoy financial benefits We (Greeks) "enjoy" more taxes. 20 drs coin even on the junta period was from pure silver instead the european 20 cent coinig jui (which is more) and the economy then was thriving 2nd economy after Japan globally. With 100 drs (40 cents) you could order in a taverna a big steak fried potatoes and salad and you had still money to buy cigarettes as well. Spinach pie costed 2 drs. before entering the euro zone. There arent any videos escaping this mess...who gives a sh#t about Greeks? See how many foreigners like you are making videos about Greece. Have you seen Geeks experiencing their every day lives?
@@MovingForwardLifestyle i also lived in London 2017-2018 ....actually in what is left from London after the invasion of foreigners....First time there was in 1973 totally diferent from todays poverty.
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In northern Greece, the stable breakfast is bougatsa with milko or rodopaki, or coffee
I am Greek and I have coffee and koulouri every morning and I am not old.
Lovely country with breathtaking views and flavorsome food🩵
Καλησπέρα από Θεσσαλονίκη στο αγαπημένο Ναυπλιο!!!love your videos !!!
It's always a pleasure seeing one of your videos pop up in my feed. Breakfast is indeed something variable in Greece. It may involve a single slice of rustic bread(most bakeries make quality bread, not the sweet stuff they make in the US) with butter and honey or jam to go along with the morning coffee. In northern Greece it is more common to eat a mpougatsa (various fillings from cheese to minced meat, spinach or sweet creme with cinnamon and powdered sugar) or as you demonstrated a fresh koulouri. It is more like a snack than a breakfast. Greetings from Thessaloniki!
My traditional Greek breakfast has been, for years, a coffee and a cigarette :D Love your videos :)
Greetings from the USA. My husband and I will be visiting in October 2025 on a cruise! We really enjoy watching all your videos…sites and food! Can’t wait.
I know the local food from crete. I was there eight times to make holiday. I have a lot of friends there. I am from Germany.
I really like your videos and the details of the everyday life living in Greece, especially the differences in the culture. Wish they were longer!!
Living the dream 💙
I used to eat κουλουρι for breakfast with black olives and haloumi cheese and black tea in Cyprus as a child!.
Greek-German watching from Berlin 🧿☺️
Another gorgeous , cute , helpful video, increases the appetite to visit in Nafplio this summer, Tnx.
You drink Greek coffee/Turkish coffee or do you drink espresso? The coffee in Greece is the best! All of it including the Espresso Fredo
Thank you for the lovely video.. Yes it is true living in a small place you get too know the people in the shop's and they become friends..
Greetings from Thessaloniki!
Milko? bah!
Koukaki is the way to go if you want the best chocolate milk in the world ;)
With bougatsa, of course.
I love watching your videos. I went to the gymnasium there in 1958 & 1959 prior to coming to the US. You bring me back memories ( good & bad ).
brav0 daniel! you are truly greek! its all about the heart! your connection and your passion! I am watching from Brisbane Australia! your videos are truly amazing! your greek is 100 percent perfect!!!!!!!!!! I love the way you love and embrace our greek culture! so glad I found your channel!
Wow, thank you so much my friend!
Beautiful, my wife's favorite. We are coming later in the season. I plan on visiting Nafplio and stopping by Panagiotis' shop. Maybe I will figure out a way to contact you prior to our arrival so we can say hello to you too.
Mmmmmmm love koulouria and LOVE. Nafplion
I would say the "Greek breakfast" is either a tyropita or a spanakopita or even better a cream bugatsa, a coffee, kuluri, stafidopsomo, depends on the regions too, in Crete they could have wine with bread as ancient Greeks or mountain tea with paximadi.
@@geogeo2299 It's a rusk. There are various kinds of it, depending on the type of flour used, whether it contains olive oil, etc.
That was a good Greek free lesson : ) I think she said "Kartoula" and you said "Psila" did I get that right?
Exactly. She asked if he wanted to pay with card and he replied that he would pay with change 👍
Or he could say "metritA", which is cash.
Watching from Traverse City, Michigan USA! We’re excited for our first visit to Greece in October. Thank you for your videos - I’m hoping to learn enough about the culture and traveling tips to get the most from our trip!
Greetings from Canada! I'm Greek/Canadian. I'm really enjoying your videos! I've been to Greece twice but it's been so long. Thank you for taking the time to talk about all things Greek. 🇬🇷🍷
Ουάου! Πολύ όμορφο το Ναύπλιο! Πρέπει να το επισκεφτώ σύντομα!
Hello Daniel, love your videos, will be visiting Nafplio with my family mid June, hope we cross paths and see you during our walks around the palamidi cliffs (also our favorite walking path in your videos). Greetings from Canadian Greeks soon to be visiting beautiful Nafplio!
Koulouri is my favorite "to go" snack. Whenever I am in Athens city center I always make a point to stop at my favorite koulouri stand at the top of Syntagma square near the large staircase and enjoy one of the fresh and fluffy koulouria. They are so good! 😋
❤❤Thank you my friend for loving our country so much i watch all your videos and are so beatiful i live at Korinthos i move from Athens since 2008 big difference so nice and peacefull so make more videos plz,You have my respect and say a hello to your family wish you health and love to all of you
Thanks from Sweden, great work!
Oh Man, I miss Koulouri, which to me is as good as a NY pretzel! Hate to tell you this, but we used to put either a bit of cream cheese, or some French's mustard on our Koulouri :) Love the quaint town you live in.
The BEST snack ever , delicious with a little cheese , Thank you for you amazing videos 🙏🩵🙏👏👏👏
JUST SUBSCRIBED. CONGRATULATIONS,THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS,ENJOY,I WISH YOU HEALTH AND ALL THE BEST. HAVE A WONDERFUL GREEK SUMMER. 👏👏🌷🌷
Greece my favourite country I just came back and I already planning for next year to go back for three months I am not Greek but Greece was born in me
Hey there neighbour! When are we having mezes with Tsipouro with the Papoudes at the Mezedopolio? Lol
I LOVE koulouri whenever I'm in Greece...hope to get there NEXT YEAR...Oh P.S....my tatoo artist is in Greece also..she's in Athens , She has a great hand with fine detail.. can't wait to extend on her current work...Thanks for the Video helps me keep in touch...GOOD WORK Sir...!!!
Our family will be there in a couple of weeks. I will find you on the promenade walk ;) keep making your videos !
Amazing breakfast
My lord, my heart is Aching , we used to buy fresh psomi and yogurt every morning 😢❤ Greece has a special place in my heart ❤️ 🇬🇷🙏
Make a trip up north and try the traditional bougatsa. Now that's the best way to start the day.
You always have great videos and content ❤❤❤
Yiassou Daniel. My wife and I are Greek Americans from California. We will be visiting Greece in July, including Nafplio. Do you have some restaurant recommendations, i.e.: where the locals go, not tourists?
Hi!! Definitely visit Lykos, a fish taverna in paralia Mili and also the traditional tavernas (like T'alonia) in Pyrgiotika!! Inside Nafplio the best place to eat fish is the taverna Psarosavouras-top!!
@@ourlifeinnafplio Thanks, maybe we run into you on one of your walks.
Florida, USA
Good job my friend. From kingsville Canada. Αχ Ωραίο κουλουράκι. Να είχα ένα με κασέρι.
Ohhhhhhhhh a tattoo shop.. lol I’m going to Athens for 3 weeks in October.. I’d love to get a tat while there! postage stamp, or something like it..
watching from melbourne! can't wait to head to nafplio for a wedding soon, thank you for the inspiring video! and please don't call yourself as elderly 🤣 age is just a number!
I miss Milko and Tiropeida 🙂 as breakfast ...
So many memories!!!! I Remember the high school trip !! 😢😢 time flies…
Love this town, just back home! 🙁
Γειά σου Daniel.
Greetings fm İstanbul. Nice video
Greek American here. My dream is to retire in Nafplio
Φρεσκο κουλουρακι το καλυτερο μαζι με ενα ζεστο καφεδακι.Very nice.Cheers from Pirea
Καλησπέρα.. είναι όπως τα λες, εδώ στην Ελλάδα δεν τρώμε πρωινό.. οι γονείς μου απλά έπιναν Ελληνικό καφέ κ τίποτα άλλο ή κάποιες φορές μαζί και κανένα κουλούρι.
You should make a video discussing how Spanish sounds phonetically like greek.
good information you have daniel,hope you are okay there.
Ah Daniello, i would definitely choose a local bakery (fourno) instead of a franchise l. Always when i travel to Eparhia i prefer local bakeries.
Watching from Dallas, TX U.S.A
The koulouri is part of the shared culture of Greek and Turkey. Which is quite fortunate for me, a German currently living in Neukölln, an immigrant neighbourhood of Berlin. Because the Turkish bakeries here sell simit, which is exactly the same thing. You can also get simits with various fillings (obviously in a different shape), and occasionally you can even see attempts to establish special simit places similar to American doughnut places. The only problem with koulouri/simit here in Germany is that they are far more expensive than in Greece or Turkey. You can easily pay 2 Euros rather than 80 cent as in the video. By the way, the Turkish bakeries / pastry shops here also have the Turkish named tiropita and spanakopita, as well as the mixed cookies sold by weight as presents for hosts that I came to love when once staying in Thessaloniki for a few weeks. Actually, I am not sure if there is any significant difference between Greek and Turkish baking culture.
Unfortunately, I can't make much use of all this for weight control reasons. It's impossible to live the kind of Mediterranean lifestyle here that allows eating these high calorie foods daily without getting fat. (Unlike for Greeks, this is evidently a problem for a lot of Turks, too.)
Same exact stuff for sale on the street in Κωνσταντινούπολη.
Koulouri and maybe coffee the elders and koulouri and feta or salami the youngest
Μπουγάτσα με Γλυκια Κρεμα και Φρεδο Καπουτσινο στην Χανια
Freddo espresso, μπουγάτσα και μισό πακέτο τσιγάρα
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I am also from Nafplio and hope I run into you sometime. I am also into music production part time!
I am watching from Belgrade (Serbia capital). Whole my family adore Greece. We are usually in northern Greece (Halkidiki region). My dream is to live there.
Very nice video, I can’t start my day without breakfast, 🇨🇦🇬🇷
giannitsa macedonia very close to ancient pella
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The koulouri originates from Thessaloniki, where it still abounds. Thessaloniki, the second largest and most cosmopolitan city of the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire is famous for its many delicacies. Bougatsa is another one that comes to mind when talking about breakfast. If you noticed, the shop logo states το γνήσιο κουλούρι Θεσσαλονίκης ('the authentic koulouri of Thessaloniki). Koulouri was unknown to the rest of Greece before the 80s. Back in the 50s, ambulant koulouri sellers (κουλουράδες) would go around the streets of Kalamaria, the suburb of Thessaloniki where I grew up, and bring the koulouri in front of your house. Kalamaria was a recent neighbourhood built by Pontian refugees from Asia Minor who arrived with the population exchange. There were only one or two bakeries in the entire suburb then. So, without the κουλουράδες, you would have to walk impossible distances to get your koulouri for breakfast. I used to spread butter and dip my koulouri in hot, morning tea. The butter melting in the tea made the drink to die for.
In Paris, where I live now, we have a similar sesame bread called 'Jerusalem bagel'. It is thicker and less crispy although, according to Wikipedia (English), a "bagel" should have a crispy crust and chewy inside. There are bagel variants named after cities all over Europe and America where Jewish communities thrived. Therefore, I guess, the koulouri of Thessaloniki is a legacy of the city's Jewish past.
It is called Gevrek here in BG
Greece is my favorite country so far. The Greeks in USA think I'm crazy for saying that. They think I am crazy for loving Greece so much because they had to leave because they said Greece is very poor.
We left Greece but now we all are coming back
I wouldn't say very poor compared to other eastern European countries but it's poor compared to what it was before the crisis of 2007. We haven't managed to bounce back since then or maybe we are are bouncing back in very slow rates. For tourism it's one of the best places on earth but living here you have to accept the plague of government corruption and the whole government/government employees rotten system that sucks the blood out of every private employee and small business owner
maybe their jealous! im Australian born greek and I want to go to visit Greece at m some stage! Greece is beautiful!
@@jimwatkins3134 Australia is supposed to be very nice. I haven't been. I did aee a lot of Australians in Athens though as tourists.
I see this "debate" very often lately.
A place being beautiful is very different than a place being difficult to live for it's natives.
The basic salary in Greece is around 600€. An average salary let's say 900-1000€. With the cost of living being what it is, these wages barely cover the basic needs. That's why you see many greeks badmouthing their country. That's also why we have such a low birthrate.
Keep these in mind, when assuming things that other people experience first hand with great difficulty.
Where is the spanakopita bro??the bread with butter and honey??tyropita??
if you want Greek breakfast make Strapatsada
It’s Simit in Türkiye
How did you learn your Greek?
We have the same bread in the Netherlands...it is called Simit and you can only buy them in a Turkish grocery store ..... unfortunately these are to dry ...they cost €2 ....i don't buy them anymore
Wow around the same time two Venezuelans decided to upload videos about the pros and cons of living in Greece. You should meet each other and do a collaboration! :D. Here's his channel www.youtube.com/@thisismylifeingreece. Que Casualidad!
Γειά σας, τι είπατε όταν παραγγείλατε: ένα κουλούρι...; ξέρω ότι υπάρχει μαλακό και σκληρό.
Είπε αφράτο !!
@@ourlifeinnafplio είναι το ίδιο με μαλακό;
@@davygabriels7971 Ναι!!! Απλά είναι μια άλλη λέξη! Soft or Fluffy !
The original traditional greek breakfast is one single ελληνικός (ibrik) coffee and two chain-smoked cigarettes !!
What is a"milko"?
chocolate milk!
You have to be a foreign resident to be obsessed with a true and authentic local.
I'll take that as a compliment 🇬🇷
koulouri thessalonikis
Simit olabilir mi simit
Ωραίο το βίντεο αλλά είδα τα φύλλα απο τη μποκαμβίλια κάτω στο δρόμο στα πρώτα πλάνα και ξενέρωσα, πρέπει το πρωί να καθαρίσω την αυλή δε πάει άλλο γαμωτ....
Milko & τυρόπιτα or ζαμπονοτυροπιτα is a guaranteed visit to the toilet within minutes….
Ειπιτελους ενα μαγαζι που εχει Ελληνικο ονομα.
Frape and cigs is the only true breakfast.
I want to hear why you get tats ? Personally, I hate anything like that with graffiti included. I want your thoughts.
Avoid chocolate milk (Milko) and bougatsa with cream in the morning, unless you want to spend the day in the toilet 😄
However, It's perfect if you are constipated 😂
True 😂
It's a crime to order "afrato" soft koulouri.
😂 true!! I always go for the opposite! Τραγανό 😊
ναι το τραγανο ειναι ποιο νοστιμο αλλα το αφρατο το γεμιζεις με οτι θελεις μεσα
Coffee with cigarettes is the real greek breakfast.
Yes, you are right 🇬🇷
Food for glucose spikes. 🤷🏽😔
Iam genuine Greek who is trying to escape from this damned place and coulouri is not greek breakfast its dekatiano , something to eat between meals
First of all the correct spelling is (I am) not (Iam) You seem to have forgotten that as you were editing your negative comment. Also, let me tell you that you are wrong, Κουλούρι It’s for breakfast. Plus, why are you watching my videos if you want to escape Greece? Shouldn’t you be watching videos about “escaping” Greece? Καλημέρα and good luck to you in whatever it is you do.
@@MovingForwardLifestyle i didnt comment negativelly your comment but Greece Im 64 year old Greek never ate koulouri for breakfast I had 1 drachma to buy one koulouri (i,5 drachma costed with a slice of cheese) in between classes at school back in the 60s. You "met" Greece in its worst period we have ever seen.If you enjoy financial benefits We (Greeks) "enjoy" more taxes. 20 drs coin even on the junta period was from pure silver instead the european 20 cent coinig jui (which is more) and the economy then was thriving 2nd economy after Japan globally. With 100 drs (40 cents) you could order in a taverna a big steak fried potatoes and salad and you had still money to buy cigarettes as well. Spinach pie costed 2 drs. before entering the euro zone. There arent any videos escaping this mess...who gives a sh#t about Greeks? See how many foreigners like you are making videos about Greece. Have you seen Geeks experiencing their every day lives?
@@MovingForwardLifestyle i also lived in London 2017-2018 ....actually in what is left from London after the invasion of foreigners....First time there was in 1973 totally diferent from todays poverty.
In ancient Greece they call it κολλύρα or κόλλυξ.
Cyrillic. Not ancient just greek.
I look forward to your videos I am trying to learn Greek but you talk too fast for me,my fault🫶🏴