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George Konkoly-Thege is a Hungarian freelance photographer who was born in Pécs. His work has been exhibited around the world, most recently at the Nehru Centre in London. He has been widely published in magazines, newspapers, and books. His most recently photographed book was Food Wine Budapest (Little Bookroom). When he is not on the road--as he is much of the time--he lives in Budapest, in an apartment just a few steps from the Danube. Check out his Web site for more.
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SLIDE SHOW: A Sweet Museum You'll Never Find

By George Konkoly-Thege

Sep 30 2009, 6:45 AM ET Comment



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Tibor Elias amassed a collection of 10,000 Hungarian food- and drink- related objects, which he displayed in a small museum above his cafe in Szentendre, a town just outside Budapest.
Carolyn Banfalvi explores mementos of Hungary's culinary past at
A Sweet Museum You'll Never Find
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