VELIKA Coarsely Ground Lutenitsa (NO sugar added) 300g

A rustic Bulgarian lutenitsa with a hearty coarsely ground texture, this Velika favorite delivers classic roasted vegetable flavor without added sugar.

VELIKA Coarsely Ground Lutenitsa is made in Bulgaria by Deroni and offers a more traditional, country-style texture than smooth vegetable spreads. The coarsely ground format gives every spoonful more body and a homemade character that feels especially authentic on bread, with cheese, or alongside grilled foods.

Its no-sugar-added positioning makes it especially appealing for customers looking for a cleaner, more straightforward Balkan pantry staple. Deroni is known for naturally delicious vegetable products, including produce associated with Deroni Gardens, and that vegetable-first approach fits this 300g jar well.

How to Enjoy It

Spread it generously on toasted bread, serve it next to sirene, or add it to a meze platter with olives and roasted peppers. It also works beautifully beside grilled kebapche, sausages, and roasted potatoes, or as a flavorful layer in sandwiches and wraps.

What Makes It Special

This lutenitsa stands out for two reasons: its hearty coarsely ground texture and its no-sugar-added recipe. Together, those features make it a strong choice for shoppers who want classic Bulgarian character with a more natural, savory profile.

Quick Facts

✓  Product type: Bulgarian vegetable spread
✓  Style: Coarsely ground lutenitsa
✓  Special feature: No sugar added
✓  Origin: Bulgaria
✓  Manufacturer: Deroni
✓  Brand line: Velika
✓  Net weight: 300g
✓  SKU: DER1521

Bulgarian Serving Tip

In Bulgaria, lutenitsa is often eaten simply with bread and white cheese or served as part of a meze table with grilled foods and rakia. For an easy traditional serving idea, spread it on toast and top with crumbled sirene, or spoon it next to kebapche and roasted peppers.

Pairs perfectly with: Bulgarian cow sirene, kashkaval, roasted red peppers, and grilled kebapche from Malincho.

FAQ

What is lutenitsa?

Lutenitsa is a beloved Bulgarian vegetable spread usually made from peppers and tomatoes, often enjoyed on bread, with cheese, or beside grilled foods.

What does coarsely ground mean?

Coarsely ground means the vegetables are left with more visible texture, giving the spread a heartier, more rustic consistency than a smooth lutenitsa.

What does no sugar added mean here?

It means the product is marketed without added sugar, appealing to shoppers who want a more direct savory vegetable profile.

How do Bulgarians usually eat lutenitsa?

It is commonly served on bread, next to white cheese, with roasted peppers, or as part of a meze table with grilled meats and salads.

Is this product imported from Bulgaria?

Yes. This Velika lutenitsa is made in Bulgaria by Deroni and imported for customers in the United States seeking authentic Balkan pantry staples.

What size is the jar?

This product comes in a 300g jar, a convenient everyday size for home use, snacking, and shared meals.