We were given a loaf of Butter-Almond Stollen as a Christmas gift from a very dear German friend. Is
this to be eaten "as is," do you put butter on it or some type of sauce? Thanks for your help.
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We were given a loaf of Butter-Almond Stollen as a Christmas gift from a very dear German friend.
Is this to be eaten "as is," do you put butter on it or some type of sauce? Thanks for your help.As is, plain with coffee or tea. If it still is too dry and not mellow enough, put it in a enclosed
metal box for another week.Gruss, Roman
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We were given a loaf of Butter-Almond Stollen as a Christmas gift from a very dear German friend.
Is this to be eaten "as is," do you put butter on it or some type of sauce? Thanks for your help.Stollen is generally sliced and eaten as is.... some like the slices slightly toasted.
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We were given a loaf of Butter-Almond Stollen as a Christmas gift from a very dear German friend.
Is this to be eaten "as is," do you put butter on it or some type of sauce? Thanks for your help.Many would eat it "as is" with tea or coffee. Personally, I prefer it sliced, lightly toasted, and
spread lightly with unsalted butter. I wouldn't add a sauce or cream cheese, or anything else for
that matter.Wayne
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It is just too complicated! Just box it up and send to my address.
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We were given a loaf of Butter-Almond Stollen as a Christmas gift from a very dear German friend.
Is this to be eaten "as is," do you put butter on it or some type of sauce? Thanks for your help.Eat your Butter-Mandel-Stollen 'as is', accompanied by coffee, tea or cocoa.
Victor
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Eat your Butter-Mandel-Stollen 'as is', accompanied by coffee, tea or cocoa.
Victor
Not good with Schumacher Alt eh?
Charlie
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Eat your Butter-Mandel-Stollen 'as is', accompanied by coffee, tea or cocoa.Not good with Schumacher Alt eh?
Uh, oh... *everything* is good with Schumacher Alt!
Victor
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