Borsch is a traditional soup which has Ukrainian origin and is eaten across Eastern and Central Europe.
Beetroot is usually used as the main ingredient for the soup but there are many varieties, some made with a tomato base.
It's loved across Europe and it seems it's also loved by the team over at Kurochka Clothing who have decided to print t-shirts with Borsch recipes on the front.
They set out all the main ingredients used in a classic Borsch recipe so if you want to show off your secret love for Ukranian soup - this is the fashion to do it with.
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