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I left the following feedback for the creator/future reviewers while reviewing this article: Very nicely done article. Literally made my mouth water. One thing, the last assertion in the article really should have a citation..
@Onel5969: I have rephrased the last sentence and added the citation. It read: "Apparently the pretentious name wasn't popular with the people and they were calling it "the princess", and eventually it became known as "a princess", which stuck.", and now it reads: "However, that name wasn't popular with the people and eventually it became shortened to "a princess", which stuck." It is a small difference, but you are correct, I don't know if the name became shortened because people found it pretentious, or because they found it too long. Hope this addresses the concern.
In my experience the name "принцеси/princess" is used exclusively in Sofia (where it was quite popular street food during socialistic times), while in the rest of the country "странджанка/Starndjanka" is used more often - most definitely in the southeast, close to Strandja region (Burgas, Sliven, Haskovo, Jambol). I would consider putting them both in the subject, Kerguelen Rogue Avon (talk) 21:14, 8 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]