Lahví
Lahví is a type of traditional Czech pastillage, which is a type of decorative sugar paste or marzipan used to create intricate designs on Christmas cookies and other sweet treats. The name "Lahví" is derived from the Czech language, where it is known as "lahve" or "lahví". Lahví is typically made from a mixture of ground almonds, sugar, and egg whites.
Traditionally, lahví was used to decorate cookies and other sweet goods during the Christmas season in Bohemia,
In the era before the 20th century, lahví was a highly coveted ingredient in the Czech Republic,
Today, lahví is a prized traditional ingredient in the Czech Republic, and its use in the production