At Aldi. Those that don't know what I'm on about or are too snobby to shop alongside the kind of people that go there move along, there's nothing to see. For the rest of us, more biking will be required to burn it off!
Stollen has been in my local Tesco for a few weeks.
So ner.
I thought this was another thread about Bristol.
i was on about wanting some last night to our lass happy days 🙂
isn't that the stuff containing glace cherries and marzipan
<shudders>
Never knew they sold it too. Will have to try theirs as well.
Been in my local store in huge quantities (also Lebkuchen, Zimtsterne, etc.) for about 2-3 weeks.
Currently it's stacked up on all the special promo displays.
[i]Never knew they sold it too. Will have to try theirs as well. [/i]
Lots of places do.
The trouble with Stollen is the terrible weight penalty to lugg any around. You might as well be carrying a lead ingot.
Tasty though
A
Panettone,ah,and not too heavy either.
Ian
Aldi Stollen is the shiznit as it has the goo, well marzipan, inside. I would go buy some now but the chances of it seeing the end of the week, let alone xmas, are too remote.
*goes back on diet*
Dunno about Aldi, but the store I go to (Tegut) also sells mini packs of Stollen pre-sliced, and about the same size as a folded up spare inner tube. So perfect fodder to fit in the backpack, and hopefully won't get too squished.
Lidl does it as well and it's very nice. They also do bags of mini stollen, perfect bite sized nomming.
"I thought this was another thread about Bristol."
Eat it like it's stollen?
Stollen Cake Bristol.