Marzipan pig?
Found a New Year's Eve marzipan pig (wrapped) on a shelf from 2018…
Can you still eat this?
Found a New Year's Eve marzipan pig (wrapped) on a shelf from 2018…
Can you still eat this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMxWxGQZklU By the way, the cola variety is the best! sweet and sour
I just remembered the time I ate a schnitzel with herb breading in a restaurant. It was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Have you ever had the pleasure of enjoying such a meal? If so, how was it?
For example, if I eat a piece of chocolate and drink orange juice two minutes later, the orange juice doesn't taste sweet at all. But if I eat something salty and then drink orange juice, it tastes sweet. Why is that?
I know this pastry as Stutenkerl, but it's called something different everywhere. What do you call it, and which state are you from? 😋 Photo: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Weckmann.jpg
Good morning, I want to give my mom a teacup with a lid and strainer. Which one do you think would be better because of the strainer?
At worst, the almond oil in the marzipan has become rancid. If not, you can still eat it. If you don’t get poisoned, but it doesn’t taste.
If it is firmly welded in foil, then it stays very long beyond the MHD at the high sugar content.
I’d leave. Depending on storage, Marzipan is only stable for four to twelve months.
No, that’s a lot of trouble.