It’s fascinating to read how different cultures celebrate Christmas. I know very little about the Polish celebration so this was a really interesting read for me Thanks for sharing it on #FarawayFiles
ReplyNiche Travel DesignDecember 3, 2018 at 5:18 pm
Thanks. We take in our partners’ traditions too as we go out in the world. And thanks for commenting. #farawayfiles
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ReplyTrish @ Mum's Gone ToDecember 10, 2018 at 12:43 pm
Ha! You must have been buzzing! I think this sounds perfect for Christmas morning, to keep me alert while I’m in the kitchen.
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ReplyNiche Travel DesignDecember 10, 2018 at 1:28 pm
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[…] served as the first course of the 12 course, meatless, Christmas Eve celebration called Wigilia (vee gee lee a) or The […]
It’s fascinating to read how different cultures celebrate Christmas. I know very little about the Polish celebration so this was a really interesting read for me Thanks for sharing it on #FarawayFiles
Thanks. We take in our partners’ traditions too as we go out in the world. And thanks for commenting. #farawayfiles
[…] streets, colorful buildings, cafes and squares offering the perfect stop for a fika, a coffee, and kanelbullar, Sweden’s famous cinnamon buns. After your fika, search for the narrowest street in the city, […]
Ha! You must have been buzzing! I think this sounds perfect for Christmas morning, to keep me alert while I’m in the kitchen.
#farawayfiles
Esattamente! Buon Natale!!
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[…] to return to every day consumption. Kanelbullar slowly began making a comeback and soon were being served in cafés and bakeries across the country. At this time, however, kanelbullar were considered a treat saved […]
[…] second incarnation of kanelbullar in Sweden have cardamom baked into the dough. At least that is the recipe I was given and told was a 100 year old authentic Swedish […]
Beautiful article. Thanks for sharing such an unique experience. 100 euro does sound on higher side, but hey its one of an experience. I will try it out. sooon..
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