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Old 29 November 2018, 10:35 PM   #1
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Stollenprüfung 2018

I've got pictures from the Stollenprüfung. Stollen were judged by a jury. Spectators could try again free of charge.


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Old 30 November 2018, 02:11 AM   #2
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Can't wait to get some stollen for the holiday season.
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Old 30 November 2018, 03:26 AM   #3
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Still my second favourite Christmas market - Dresden. All the Stollen samples also make it the tastiest too.

Looking forward to visiting some again this year.
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Old 30 November 2018, 04:12 AM   #4
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Stollen cake!
In the U.K. it’s been on the market now for about month and I really like it!
In fact, near enough every day after my evening meal I have a slice together with a glass of Madeira wine in front of the TV.
For me it’s all a perfect combination until Christmas Day for tea when the Wife’s Christmas Cake is cut followed by next day, in the U.K. we call Boxing Day, when her Dundee Cake is cut!
No wonder I’m for getting a bit tubby this time of year!
But I do like Stollen! Enjoy!
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Old 30 November 2018, 06:09 AM   #5
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During the Christmas season there are a lot of pastries here, such as Lebkuchen, Stollen, Pfeffernüsse, cookies, Dominosteine, etc..
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During the Christmas season there are a lot of pastries here, such as Lebkuchen, Stollen, Pfeffernüsse, cookies, Dominosteine, etc..


I think Germany probably tops the Christmas bake off list !
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During the Christmas season there are a lot of pastries here, such as Lebkuchen, Stollen, Pfeffernüsse, cookies, Dominosteine, etc..
5min from the German border here, and I'm super glad you guys make such great pastries.
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