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Feuerzangenbowle (listen) is a
traditional German alcoholic drink for
which a rum-soaked
sugarloaf is set on fire and
drips into
mulled wine. It is often...
- Die
Feuerzangenbowle (The Fire
Tongs Bowl, The
Punch Bowl) is a
German novel,
later adapted into
several films,
which tells the
story of a
famous writer...
- Die
Feuerzangenbowle ([diˈfɔɪ̯ɐt͜saŋənboːlə], The Fire-Tongs Bowl or The
Punch Bowl) is a 1944
German film,
directed by
Helmut Weiss and
based on the book...
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small loaves are a
required ingredient for the
Christmas season drink Feuerzangenbowle.
Jaggery List of
mountains named Sugarloaf Panela Peen tong – a Chinese...
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involved in
theater acting. He
appeared in a
stage production of Die
Feuerzangenbowle,
among others.
After a
serious car accident,
Pietschmann decided to...
- the
Heinz Rühmann
comedy films Quax the
Crash Pilot (1941) and Die
Feuerzangenbowle (1944). Her
career was
damaged in 1944 when the ****
regime banned...
- to America.
Parties on New Year's Eve ("Silvester")
often include a
Feuerzangenbowle ("burnt punch" or, literally, "fire
tongs punch"). This is a punch...
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portal Flaming...
- century. This
shape is
still in use in
Germany (for
preparation of
Feuerzangenbowle) as well as Iran and Morocco.
Brown sugars are
granulated sugars, either...
- for
mixing in
homemade Jagertee or
other warm
punches (including in
Feuerzangenbowle, or
mixed with hot tea, honey, and butter).
Because of its flammability...
