Smolensk Confects - we revive traditions

Reviving traditions

Smolensk confections –
is a sugar-filled fruit made according to an old recipe.

Imperial treat

Catherine II's favorite dessert,
the one that took pride of place on her Desk

Interesting fact

It is known from history that the word "confecta" comes from
the professional jargon of pharmacists and is translated from Latin as "prepared medicine"

Taste of happiness

A treat that's hard to resist,
if you have a sweet tooth and adhere to
healthy diet

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Do not contain preservatives. This is a completely natural and very tasty product, prepared according to old technology.

A lot of fiber, vitamins of groups B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, E, PP, as well as minerals - sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper, manganese, selenium

The product is certified and declared. Smolensk confection successfully passed all laboratory tests

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Smolensk confections (assorted)

Structure: apples, pears, honey, mint, sugar, water.

Packaging: Recreated from descriptions found in the archive.

Weight: 300 grams: apple 75 grams, apple in mint sugar 75 grams, pear 150 grams.

Shelf life: 12 months

10 EUR

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Smolensk confections (pear) kraft bag

Structure: pears, honey, sugar, water.

Packaging: kraft bag

Weight: 100 grams

Shelf life: 12 months

3 EUR

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Smolensk confections (apple) tube

Structure: apple, sugar, water.

Packaging: cardboard tube with tin bottom and lid.

Weight: 150 grams

Shelf life: 12 months

7 EUR

6 EUR

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Smolensk confections (apple) kraft bag

Structure: apple, sugar, water.

Packaging: kraft bag

Weight: 100 grams

Shelf life: 12 months

3 EUR

2 EUR

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History of Smolensk Confects

Smolensk konfekts received their fame and further spread after one of the visits to Catherine II to Smolensk. Through the nephew of His Serene Highness Prince of Tauride G.A. Potemkin Count A.N. Samoilova she turned to the Smolensk governor G.M. Osipov with a request to organize the supply of Smolensk konfekt to the imperial table. Since then, confections began to be delivered regularly to the royal table. According to some sources, more often the ruler was delivered pear confections. Perhaps they were loved, and were also considered more useful.

Since then, confections began to be delivered regularly to the royal table. According to some sources, more often the ruler was delivered pear confections. Perhaps they were loved, and were also considered more useful.

In the XIX century, Smolensk confections were the main attribute of almost every festive table and cost 2 rubles for 1 pound (409.5 grams), which in terms of modern money is approximately 43 euros.