Prize

Day of Alfonz in Hungary. Comes from the German and means: noble.
Szamos
Have you ever heard about Szamos Marcipán? One box of this tasty sweet stuff will be the prize in the point collecting competition. You all who participate will know more about Hungary and Budapest and one of yours (who collects the most points) will get a package with a box of original Szamos Marzipan from me!:)
Ok and the question of the day (the comments/answers will be visible only next day):
What is the full name of mr. Szamos who created most of the recipes of recent Szamos products?

More info on Szamos Marcipán where maybe you can find your way to the right answer is here.:)

13 comments:

photowannabe said...

I believe his name is Matyas Szamos. Thanks for the very informative description of Marzipan.

Kate said...

How about Auguszt E. Jozsef??

Colourful wrappers, and I'd bet that the confection inside is even better!!

Kris said...

fun! my entry is "Matyas". Hope I get the spelling right,because I forget easily :)

A friend loves the marcipán, she always praise how good it tastes. But I havent been tempted to try since my sweet tolerant is low. If i win, it will be a great first ;D

Lachezar said...

Szamos Matyas :)

Beautiful Maecipans...

Anonymous said...

yummy, these Mladen Szavits Marcipans look very tempting. last november i went to Hamburg and tried apparently the most famous marzipan in the world 'Niederegger' and by the look at that box of yours Szamos are in the same league =)

have a good week.

Jing said...

:))
such colourful "eggs"...
umm...maryas szamos???
:P
dont know how to pronouce...
:D
...Jing

Olivier said...

j'avoue n'avoir pas tout compris, mais ces douceurs on l'air delicieuse ;o) )


I acknowledge not to have very understood, but these softnesses one it air delicious ;o) )

Lara said...

Szamos Matyas. Everything for marzipan :)!!! Best wishes, L.

Annie said...

Matyas Szamos!

I give my mother a box of marzipan shaped and colored like fruits every Christmas. She looks forward to it.

Best wishes to you, Annie

Bill said...

Since chocolate is on the line, I must try! Is it perhaps Matyas Szamos?

Anonymous said...

Hi! This is Vanessa from Jakarta..... and thank you for this great quiz! I've always thought that marzipan came from Belgium (cause that's where I ate it for the first time!)... Anyway, I checked out the website and it's quite confusing but I think the answer is: Mladen Szavits!

Meg said...

Matyas, says http://www.szamosmarcipan.hu/flash/index.swf?nyelv=angol

JaamZIN said...

my dear Visitors!
Thank you for the attention you pay for my country by taking part in this little game:)

The question was tricky because mr. Szamos had two name as he changed it from his original Serbian Mladen Szavits to the Hungarian Szamos Mátyás (in Hungary the family name comes first and then the "firstname"). I accept both answers.

Santy..I am so happy that you are back! I am glad you like my Indonesia site..to me its a big pleasure to publish my photos there bringing me back to your wonderful country in a way.