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Tag Archives: Food
It’s asparagus time!
Spargel! The German diet isn’t famous for being heavy on vegetables. There is one vegetable, however, that Germans go nuts over: asparagus, Spargel. Not just any asparagus, either. In the US, we prefer thin, green asparagus, but in Germany, you … Continue reading
The Adventures of Heidi and Amanda: Krakow, Poland
If there is only one thing to learn from my blog, let it be this: Go. To. Krakow. Right now. Stop whatever you’re doing, book a ticket and get to Poland immediately. To be honest, I never would have chosen … Continue reading
Peeps!
Although this year has definitely been one big exception, I am usually very careful about what I eat and drink. Here are things that I do not eat: MSG partially hydrogenated oils/man-made trans-fats high fructose corn syrup/fructose/corn sugar/whatever other name … Continue reading
Berlin, part 2: The Adventures of Heidi and Amanda
After the Fulbright Conference, I had Easter break at school. For me, the break meant three weeks of traveling. I also had a visitor: my soon-to-be relative, Amanda! How will Amanda and I be related? Well… she’s the fiance of … Continue reading
German Products 4: How ’bout eggs?
I love eggs. I think they’re delicious and would like to take the opportunity to thank whichever early human first had the thought to eat that funny-looking thing it found in a nest somewhere. I have had the incredible luck … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture, Easter, Food, Germany, Holidays, Spring, Tradition
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