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Story December 20, 1956

The Glacier Reporter

Browning, Glacier County, Montana

What is this article about?

Article promoting homemade food gifts for Christmas, such as marzipan, lebkuchen, plum pudding, and gingerbread, emphasizing their personal warmth, affordability, and ties to family heritages like German, English, and French.

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HOMEMADE TREATS MAKE SPECIAL GIFTS

The Christmas season is traditionally marked by tasty things to eat. And good foods made in your kitchen add a traditional note to the celebration. Such gifts say "Merry Christmas" with an especially warm and personal touch. From a practical standpoint, they're easy on the pocketbook, too.

Many homemakers with a German heritage have treasured family recipes for beautiful marzipan candy or lebkuchen, pfeffernusse, and springerle cookies, for instance, that are perfect for sharing with friends at holiday time. Or, perhaps your family has its own special recipe for famous English plum pudding.

Spiced gingerbread is undoubtedly a family favorite if you're of French descent.

But, whether it's cookies, candies, pudding, fruit cakes, or jellies, homemade food gifts are easy to make and delightful to receive.

What sub-type of article is it?

Holiday Advice Recipe Guide

What themes does it cover?

Family

What keywords are associated?

Homemade Gifts Christmas Treats Family Recipes German Heritage English Plum Pudding French Gingerbread

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Event Date

Christmas Season

Story Details

Homemade treats like marzipan, lebkuchen, pfeffernusse, springerle cookies, plum pudding, spiced gingerbread, fruit cakes, and jellies make personal, affordable Christmas gifts tied to family heritages.

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