To My Fellow Scandinavians
For many years I've wanted to celebrate with a traditional treat that my Swedish, Norwegian and Danish ancestors would have had.
This year I finally decided to go for it and bought my 1st Kransekake (Wreath Cake) out of NJ.
This treat is also used at weddings where the bride and groom will take the top ring and pull at it. Depending on how many come off is said to foretell how many children they will have.
Merry Christmas / God Jule!
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Looks delicious! Also, lovely home and decorations. Merry Christmas to you and yours and best wishes for 2024.
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That really looks tasty! Probably a good thing I'm not a baker. I would make sure all 12 rings of that cake were as solidly cemented together as possible just to see the look on the couple's faces!
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