1.) pineapple
2.) grape
3.) apple
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2.) grape
3.) apple
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1. Banana candy
2. Grape fizz pop
3. Apple fizzer
2. Grape fizz pop
3. Apple fizzer
Lemon candy.
Grape candy.
Apple candy.
Grape candy.
Apple candy.
Snap crackle and pop.
Red grape fizz drink.
Green Ice cream.
Red grape fizz drink.
Green Ice cream.
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Steelworks = Pure koolada! Anything over 2% and it tastes like a cheap stainless steel spoon.
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Gløgg
This is mulled wine but on crack. Red wine, cinnamon, cloves, other spices, slivered almonds and raisins
Risalamande
Yes, it kind of sounds like it’s French, but the Danes are very proud of this dish, which is traditionally served on Christmas Eve. Sweet rice pudding gets a twist with cherry or raspberry sauce (um, yum) and an almond hidden in the dish. If you get the almond, you get a prize. Yes, prizes and dessert—the Danish Christmas spirit. You can buy these at Danish grocery stores in single serve packages like yogurt, and then you can have Christmas anytime.
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