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Once the butt of jokes communist-era East European goods are all the rage again.
A man holds a package of "Detska zakuska" (Children's breakfast) cookies in front of the Soviet Army monument in Sofia. Twenty years on from the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, communist-era goods provoke feelings of nostalgia in older people and curiosity in youths
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