Bonduelle: Restaurants rarely offers legume
Bonduelle carried out a representative survey involving the food supply of 50 restaurants in Hungary and involving more than 1,000 people.
The research found that although the majority of restaurants, 84 percent, offer legume-based dishes, only 4 percent of the dishes in all restaurants were leguminous. The selection is mainly limited to traditional Hungarian dishes, including bean soup and bean goulash, the statement noted. (MTI)
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