HELP ME!!! DESPERATE TO KNOW!!!!!!!!!

[Sparkler]

Someone at work is from Lithuania and she came back from a visit there recently and brought in a "biscuit type thing" as a gift to the staff. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find out what this biscuit is called but would love to be able to get hold of one. She did tell me but the name has gone - it was a Lithuanian word!!!
All I can describe it as is the following:
2 feet tall
Tastes a little like shortbread
It was being eaten by lots of people who would just break pieces off.
Cone shaped
The pattern on the outside of it looked just like a candle would when it had been lit and the wax had dripped down.
I know I sound totally insane but really want to find out what it is. Was going to take a photo of it today but most of it had been eaten!!!!
When I spoke to the girl who bought it she said that the only other place that she knew of that these could be bought in Britain was Manchester??????
Help!!! lol

[Sparkler]

So sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been searching for this flippin' thing for hours and just after I posted this I found it!!!!! Sakotis!! Now if anyone knows where I can purchase one somewhere in Dorset, I'd love to hear from you!!! Hahaha!

[skramble]

I found a recipie but apparently you need a special oven and a rotating stick.

[skramble]

London Shop

[LaurieFairyCake]

OP is mad it's almost midnight and she is gripped by chasing down a giant cone shaped biscuit.

Barking

[skramble]

Try googling baltic, can't help much more as I don't know exactly where Dorset is , must go and google that now .

[skramble]

I must be madder then .

[sylvergirl]

Try Daiva's Shop www.daivashop.co.uk
There are a lot of Baltic food, "Sakotis" also

[Sparkler]

Hahahahahahaha. Yep I would say I'm pretty much on the verge of barking
Thanks for helping!