A Czech Christmas card, 1919
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Edible Czech advent calendar
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Vanilkové rohlíčky cookies from Hořkosladká
Vanilkové rohlíčky are crescent shaped biscuits.
They are usually made with ground almonds or hazelnuts. They get
their typical flavour from a heavy dusting of vanilla sugar. These cookies are also
widely baked in Germany and are common in Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia as a
part of the typical Christmas baking. Unlike other pastries, this particular kind is
difficult to bake. The batter used when hardened is very fragile. It takes a
skilled pair of hands to create the vanilkové rohlíčky or the horse-shoe
shape without breaking the biscuit
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by M. Fischerova Kvechova, 1946
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Jos. Lada, 1955 - woman selling a carp -
for the traditional Czech Christmas dinner
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Handmade Czech glass Christmas topper
and silver silver Christmas tree ornaments, from 1950s
Purchase them here: Bohemian Stars Ltd., Etsy
...and sweet Czech Christmas cards
from Ludmila Kubíková's Pinterest