TIRANA, Aug 14 /ATA/ Deputy Prime Minister, also Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Belinda Balluku was in Fier on Wednesday where she stopped at the Rustemi bakery, the oldest and most popular pastry shop in the city at the invitation of the SP MP, Antoneta Dhima.
“Drinking coffee with Antoneta Dhima in the centre of Fier, in the oldest and most famous pastry shop of the city’ ” Stopping for a coffee was just the reason for a fantastic surprise, a cake named after me, which has become the favourite cake of residents in Fier since 2023,” Balluku said.
The owner of the pastry shop, Neritan Rustemi, said, “It’s true, the cake is called Belinda and it’s one of the best-selling products.”
He said that this cake is a mixture of traditional Albanian pastry and also new tastes that have been recently introduced.
He also shared the story of his pastry shop.
“When I was born, my father was a pastry cook. We also worked at home,” he said.
“Cake is a mix of flavours,” he said, adding that, “cake is ordered more at weddings.”
While SP MP Antoneta Dhima thanked the Deputy Prime Minister for finding the time to come for this surprise.
“Thank you for carving time in your schedule to visit the pastry shop, because you were on inspections in the south of the country. ‘
Belinda cake is a champion in the ‘Rustemi’ bakery. In fact, the pastry shop is in every family in celebrations, in joys, why not in the celebrations of our parliamentary group” , said Dhima.
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