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Students from the Tourism-Hospitality school in Šibenik have created the edible Bagatin. They have chosen the Bagatin as it is a cultural and historical heritage of Šibenik. For the creation of 350 Bagatin souvenirs they melted 10 kilograms of chocolate. To make the Bagatin mould, the students asked their neighbours at the Technical School in Šibenik for help and it was they who produced the moulds using 3D printers. The whole project was financed by the Croatian Ministry of Tourism.
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