Hungary
Dunakavics
A Hungarian candy of crunchy roasted peanuts coated with sugar, first produced in the 1960s and widely sold by Bonbonetti in blue packaging.
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About this dish
The candy comes in various colors similar to M&M's dragées. First produced in the 1960s, Dunakavics has been considered as bringing back a feeling of nostalgia into the retro years of Hungary. The Dunakavics brand has survived for over 60 years. This traditional Hungarian sweet treat, sold by Bonbonetti, has been widely distributed in its original blue packaging within the country.