Kurtosh House joined our Mission to help provide access to “Clean Water for All by 2030”. This Mission was initiated by the United Nations.
A big thank you to Kurtosh House’s team and customers for joining this extremely important mission on 01 March 2018.
Kurtösh house is the culmination of yearning to recreate what home feels like – comfortable, cozy, relaxing, flawed, unquestionably accepting, eclectic & sweet.
The name Kurtösh comes from Kürtöskalács – a traditional Hungarian pastry famously known as chimney cake. Boasting the perfect harmony of caramelized crispy, flaky outer with soft, inner walls, the cylindrical yeast pastry is often sold as street snacks from carts all over Hungary.
Today, this sweet nosh forms one of many distinctive charms of Kurtösh house. Passerby often stop in their tracks to watch with their eyes widening with growing curiosity, the chef with a giant rolling pin & a thin ribbon of dough. From the chef’s expert nudge of the hand, the dough effortlessly coils around the rolling pin ready to be baked to sweet golden goodness.
As if by a knee-jerk reaction to feed their senses, many step inside the Kurtösh house, letting their noses guide them to the trays full of freshly baked pastries & delicious cakes by the slab. Neither the indecisive nor those with a penchant for variety need to fret as cakes & slices are all sold by the weight.
Make yourself at home & feed your memory with appetite for all things yummy as gluttonous curiosity is to be explored at Kurtösh house.
I want every community to have access to clean water by the year 2030.
Kemi from Ora-Igbomina village carrying out her daily routine of fetching dirty water three times a day, taking her five hours
Kurtosh House 's Care Network
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