Spotted: A new sweet shop is opening in Mladost 1A. The space used to house a pizza place. It closed about a year ago.

Now this. A sweet shop. A homemade sweet shop. That's a сладкарница for anyone wondering.

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Interestingly the window says, they are selling desserts from the 1970' and 80's made with homemade recipes. Or that's what I think it says. But really, what does that mean?

What are <em>communist</em> desserts? You know versus the <em>democratic</em> desserts sold today all over Bulgaria.

Sadly, I think that I'll have to wait a while to figure out because while I took a picture of the sign on the window I didn't snap any photos of the shop inside because it is still very much under construction.

The worst part? Waiting is hard for me.

Thoughts? What could these desserts from the 1970's and 1980's be?!