https://padlet.com/g_margin/wswyj8kp5b73 By: Gianna Margin, Lily Alley, Alyssa Pacaccio, & Caroline Zimmer en-us 2016-01-19 19:24:15 UTC 2016-02-04 02:43:59 UTC hello@padlet.com lily_alley https://padlet.com/g_margin/wswyj8kp5b73/wish/90099909 In Croatia dinner usually consists of a very thin-crusted pizza or a shared plate of snacks, such as čevapi (spicy grilled sausage), pršut (smoked ham) and cheese, or grilled sardines, usually served well after 8pm.When eating with Croatians, you’ll need to wait just a second to see if anyone will be saying a prayer. The majority of Croatians are Catholic, and it’s customary to say grace before your meal.So wish your dining party ‘Dobar tek’ (good appetite) as no meal is ever started without it, and say a cheer of ‘hvala’ in response!Dessert: For dessert, it is usually coffee and ice cream. Sipping coffee is a social event in Croatia.

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