Christmas time is cookie time. But while children usually pounce on gingerbread, cinnamon stars and speculoos with wide eyes, parents often have concerns. After all, Christmas spices like cinnamon and nutmeg are not entirely harmless. However, those who don’t overdo it with their sweet tooth and are informed about the ingredients of the cookies have … Christmas Spices
As soon as the Advent season begins and the Christmas market opens its doors, sweet treats lure us everywhere: cookies, roasted almonds, Christmas stollen and dominoes can now be bought on every corner. On the holidays themselves, a delicious Christmas menu awaits us. Good food is simply part of Christmas. For many, however, comes after … Eat Healthy At Christmas
During Advent and Christmas – especially at the holidays – we put our stomachs through a lot. With the quantities of cookies, mulled wine, stollen, dominoes and roast goose that we eat every year in December, it’s no wonder that our stomachs eventually fight back: bloating, flatulence and heartburn are among the typical consequences of … Stomach Friendly Christmas
In Advent and at Christmas, more than 90 percent long for harmony and silence, wish for tranquility and want to spend more time with family and friends. However, what does the reality often look like: Quarrels in the family and many people who are alone and suffer from loneliness. Days off, good food, being together … Christmas Time: Everything Could Be so Beautiful
The Christmas market season with all its temptations: Fragrant roasted almonds, fresh lard pastries and hot steaming mulled wine. Christmas market visits with friends and colleagues lift spirits in the dark season and increase anticipation for the holiday. But most specialties at the Christmas market contain a lot of sugar and fat and unfortunately rule … Calories At the Christmas Market
