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Doughnuts/Faschingskrapfen

am 06.02.2007 von http://transblawg.eu

The German equivalent of pancakes on Shrove Tuesday is a proliferation of different kinds of doughnuts in bakeries.



These were seen at Confiserie Neef in Nuremberg.



According to their website they have:
Hagebuttenkrapfen
Zwetschgenkrapfen
Eierlikörkrapfen
Schokoladen-Nougatkrapfen
Himbeerkrapfen
Cappuccinokrapfen
Champagnerkrapfen
I had …

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