PDJT has referred to Stollen a few times. Digging into it and stumbled on Stollen Bites from Aldi. German company. Treats or bytes? Servers? Hmmmm
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Stollen is German Christmas Bread. Gina Haspel was hiding the severs in a German bakery which were discovered on Christmas Day.
Stollen," a traditional German fruitcake-like bread. Stollen is a sweet bread that is usually eaten during the Christmas season. It typically contains ingredients such as dried fruit, nuts, spices, and sometimes marzipan, and is often dusted with powdered sugar
The bread has a long history and is associated with Christmas traditions in Germany. It is shaped into a loaf, often resembling a swaddled baby, symbolizing the Christ Child. Stollen has variations, and different regions may have their own unique recipes and methods of preparation.
True. You can buy it all over Framkenmuth (German christmas town in Michigan).