“Fairy Bauyrsaq Day” celebrates Kazakh family values

Almaty, Kazakhstan – A new record was set for baursaq baking in Almaty on Saturday, as part of the city’s “Fairy Bauyrsaq Day” family holiday. Representatives of the Fairy brand decided to surpass the champions of the past year by baking 2047 kilograms of lush baursaks in five cauldrons. The feat was recognized by the Kazakh Book of Records, Turanews.kz reports.

The baursaq baking took place at the Central Park of Culture and Recreation in Almaty. More than forty cooks participated in the event, which was attended by thousands of people. The baursaks were baked in traditional Kazakh cauldrons over an open fire. Once baked, they were distributed to the attendees of the holiday.

The Fairy brand is a leading manufacturer of household cleaning products in Kazakhstan. The company has been organizing the “Fairy Bauyrsaq Day” holiday for several years as a way to promote family values and Kazakh culture. The holiday also aims to raise awareness of the importance of hygiene and cleanliness.

The new record for baursaq baking is a testament to the skills and dedication of the Fairy brand’s team of cooks. It is also a reflection of the strong sense of community and tradition that exists in Kazakhstan. The holiday was a great success and it is sure to be remembered for years to come.

Baursak (also spelled bauyrsaq, boortsog, or baursak) is a traditional Kazakh dish made of fried dough balls. They are typically small, about the size of a golf ball, and are often served with tea or soup. Baursak can be made with plain flour or with a variety of fillings, such as meat, cheese, or fruit.