Stollen

[sandbender]

"...nothing with marzipan in can be classed as Lovely Grub..."

Burn the heretic!

 

[rik_uk3]

this is in the wrong section -- nothing with marzipan in can be classed as Lovely Grub

Stollen is pretty much the only food with marzipan in it I can enjoy, I pretty much hate the stuff on regular cakes.

 

[Whittler Kev]

I switched to the little Stollen bites that Lidl and Aldi do. Two or Three of those with a nice brew is really rather nice.

Best of the lot...didn't know Aldi's sold them though he he he ....guess where I'm off to in the morning as the local Lidl's sold out

 

[Whittler Kev]

........ nice little job for young Jacob I think

Talking of the little treasure, he's at the local Church School now and was voted pupil of the week last week

:thinkerg: Round of applause for him me thinks

 

[ebt.]

this is in the wrong section -- nothing with marzipan in can be classed as Lovely Grub

Google translate doesnt have a 'drivel' option

The only problem with stollen is explaining the empty wrapper in the morning, i find a sigh and an intense look under the cupboard whilst muttering about mice works.

 

[woodstock]

Got some stollin from Aldi today god it was dry, not like the stuff you get at the ChristKindlMarkt, when we were living in Germany it was moist and full of Christmas flavour.

 

[British Red]

i find a sigh and an intense look under the cupboard whilst muttering about mice works.

My wife makes an incredible German apple cake - moist, light, with whole apple slices cooked inside it.

She comes down after I have had a sleepless night, finds the crumbs and merely enquires "cake mice?" whilst she knocks up another one

Got to love my missus.

 

[Damascus]

Stollen, the best shop bought I've had was from Marks n Sparks, look forward to it every year!

 

[presterjohn]

Stollen is pretty much the only food with marzipan in it I can enjoy, I pretty much hate the stuff on regular cakes.

Ditto. I hate Marzipan normally but in Stollen it seems to work OK for me.