Thanks to the variety of cultural traditions and natural resources of this northern region, there will definitely be no problems with choosing a gift for friends and family!
Jam from northern berries
Jam made from berries carefully harvested on the territory of the Kola Peninsula is a delicious and useful gift.
Northern berry sauces
Sauces from northern berries, prepared according to a special author's recipe, contain a large amount of vitamins and antioxidants. Perfect for any dish – meat, fish and even pancakes.
Juices, fruit drinks from northern berries
Juice and fruit drinks from northern berries are not only delicious, but also very healthy. They will awaken your body, fill it with energy and cheerfulness.
Yagel chips
Perhaps the most exotic edible souvenir from the Murmansk region. Yagel soaked in syrup from cloudberries, cranberries and blueberries is not only delicious, but also a healthy dessert.
Chocolate with a piece of the Arctic
Chocolate bars with unusual flavor combinations reflecting the richness of the nature of the Russian North. The composition of chocolate includes cranberries, cloudberries, juniper, yagel, Arctic kelp and even the salt of the Arctic Ocean.
Pomors gingerbread
Handmade gingerbread with a northern flavor is an excellent gastronomic souvenir from the capital of the Arctic.
Tea collections from local herbs and berries
Stunning collections of local herbs and berries not only warm, but also have a therapeutic effect.
Collections based on rosebay or lingonberry leaves are specially prepared to keep you warm on cold winter evenings. And most importantly, such a drink is incredibly healthy and very tasty.
Deer meat
The Arctic is famous for venison. Traditional food of the peoples of the North is popular today due to its unusual taste and rich content of nutrients.
Deer meat, if cooked incorrectly, can become tough, therefore it requires special culinary techniques. It is better to take the dried meat with you.
Seafoods
The fish of the northern seas is distinguished not only by its excellent taste, but also by its high content of vitamin D, Omega-3, amino acids and minerals.
The counters of retail chains abound with a variety of fish delicacies. Most often, guests of the Kola Peninsula buy home dried ruff, smoked halibut and salmon.
