This is Part 3 of my homemade traditional German-style Gingerbread House (with all parts of the house being edible!). You can find the first part here and the second part here. Today we are going to finish and decorate the house until it looks just lovely. 🙂 Continue reading
This is part 2 of my homemade traditional German-style Gingerbread House (with all parts of the house being edible!). You can find the first part of the tutorial here. Today we are going to assemble the house and attach the roof and the door. Before we start, I am going to explain how you can make the best icing glue! Continue reading
If you follow Me & My Veritas on Facebook, you’ll know already that I made two homemade traditional German-style Gingerbread Houses. The best is: All parts are edible! It was my first attempt with Gingerbread Houses and, I must admit, it was lots of work but also lots of fun! If you would like to make your own Gingerbread House, I will provide you here with a very detailed How-To guide. Have fun and Continue reading
Christmas is like a magic thread that during one special night a year is woven into an invisible blanket covering the whole world in warmth and love. Continue reading
In many families it is a tradition to hang candy canes, gumdrops, gummy worms, sour tape, and other gummy candies on Christmas trees. In my opinion, it is time to revolutionize this tradition. From now on Continue reading
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