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Foods eaten at German holidays

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Top foods eaten at German celebrations and holidays.

Rated 0 points - posted 13 years ago by kris in category Food & Drink.
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Lemons Report Abuse
The fruit is added into a lot of the main dishes and the peels go in the wine.
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The Christmas goose Report Abuse
Prepared just like a thanksgiving turkey.
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Gingerbread Report Abuse
Served in just about every fashion.
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Gluehwein Report Abuse
Hot red wine that is seasoned with cloves, cinnamon sticks, lemon peels.
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Deer meat Report Abuse
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Sausage Report Abuse
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Spekulatius Report Abuse
A traditional spicy Christmas cookie.
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