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Alsatian Frog Soup - The Recipe from the Ried
Alsatian Frog Soup - The Recipe from the Ried
Posted in: Alsatian Recipes
2026-06-25
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Alsatian frog soup is one of the most authentic and least-known recipes of Ried cooking. This wetland plain bordering...

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Schenkele - Alsace's Traditional Fried Christmas Biscuits
Schenkele - Alsace's Traditional Fried Christmas Biscuits
Posted in: Alsatian Recipes, Christmas in Alsace
2026-06-25
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Schenkele - literally "little thighs" in Alsatian - are one of the most original Christmas biscuit specialities of...

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Alsace by Bike - Complete Guide to Discovering the Region on Two Wheels
Alsace by Bike - Complete Guide to Discovering the Region on Two Wheels
Posted in: Practical Guides & Tips
2026-06-25
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Alsace is one of the most enjoyable cycling regions in France. Its moderate relief on the plain, its cycle path...

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Pinot Auxerrois - Alsace's Generous and Little-Known Grape Variety
Pinot Auxerrois - Alsace's Generous and Little-Known Grape Variety
Posted in: Alsatian Wines & Gastronomy
2026-06-25
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Pinot Auxerrois is one of Alsace's most confidential grape varieties. Often blended with Pinot Blanc under the...

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Riquewihr - Complete Guide to Visiting the Pearl of Alsace
Riquewihr - Complete Guide to Visiting the Pearl of Alsace
Posted in: Alsatian Heritage & Culture, Practical Guides & Tips
2026-06-25
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Riquewihr is nicknamed the "Pearl of Alsace" and the title is well-deserved. This medieval village of 1,200...

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Alsatian Expressions, Expressions of the Alsatian Dialect...
Alsatian Expressions, Expressions of the Alsatian Dialect...
Posted in: Alsatian Heritage & Culture
2020-06-11
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The Alsatian dialect is a Germanic language. It has a multitude of variants from the south (Haut-Rhin) to the north...
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Pay in 4 Interest-Free Instalments with PayPal on Déco Alsace
Pay in 4 Interest-Free Instalments with PayPal on Déco Alsace
Posted in: Practical Guides & Tips
2022-04-28
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Déco Alsace now offers payment in 4 interest-free instalments with PayPal for all your purchases of Alsatian products...
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Mondial Relay Delivery Times - France and Europe
Mondial Relay Delivery Times - France and Europe
Posted in: Practical Guides & Tips
2023-11-11
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You have chosen Mondial Relay for the delivery of your Déco Alsace order? Discover the average delivery times in...
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Recipe for Traditional Alsatian Sauerkraut
Recipe for Traditional Alsatian Sauerkraut
Posted in: Alsatian Recipes
2018-06-27
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Alsatian Sauerkraut is without doubt the most famous dish of Alsatian gastronomy. It is the "choucroute garnie" which...
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Les Estivales d'Obernai - Free Open-Air Concerts since 2005
Les Estivales d'Obernai - Free Open-Air Concerts since 2005
Posted in: Events, Practical Guides & Tips
2026-06-05
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Since 2005, Les Estivales d'Obernai have transformed the Place du Marché into an open-air concert stage every summer....
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Alsatian Frog Soup - The Recipe from the Ried
Alsatian Frog Soup - The Recipe from the Ried
Posted in: Alsatian Recipes
2026-06-25
3972 views 1498 Liked
Alsatian frog soup is one of the most authentic and least-known recipes of Ried cooking. This wetland plain bordering...
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Schenkele - Alsace's Traditional Fried Christmas Biscuits
Schenkele - Alsace's Traditional Fried Christmas Biscuits
Posted in: Alsatian Recipes, Christmas in Alsace
2026-06-25
4288 views 3153 Liked
Schenkele - literally "little thighs" in Alsatian - are one of the most original Christmas biscuit specialities of...
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Alsace by Bike - Complete Guide to Discovering the Region on Two Wheels
Alsace by Bike - Complete Guide to Discovering the Region on Two Wheels
Posted in: Practical Guides & Tips
2026-06-25
8503 views 5805 Liked
Alsace is one of the most enjoyable cycling regions in France. Its moderate relief on the plain, its cycle path...
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Pinot Auxerrois - Alsace's Generous and Little-Known Grape Variety
Pinot Auxerrois - Alsace's Generous and Little-Known Grape Variety
Posted in: Alsatian Wines & Gastronomy
2026-06-25
3638 views 2831 Liked
Pinot Auxerrois is one of Alsace's most confidential grape varieties. Often blended with Pinot Blanc under the...
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Riquewihr - Complete Guide to Visiting the Pearl of Alsace
Riquewihr - Complete Guide to Visiting the Pearl of Alsace
Posted in: Alsatian Heritage & Culture, Practical Guides & Tips
2026-06-25
3465 views 2098 Liked
Riquewihr is nicknamed the "Pearl of Alsace" and the title is well-deserved. This medieval village of 1,200...
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  • Schenkele - Alsace's Traditional Fried Christmas Biscuits
    Schenkele - Alsace's Traditional Fried Christmas Biscuits
    Posted in: Alsatian Recipes, Christmas in Alsace
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    Schenkele - literally "little thighs" in Alsatian - are one of the most original Christmas biscuit specialities of Alsace. Unlike oven-baked Bredele, these small roll-shaped biscuits are fried in oil then rolled in vanilla sugar or cinnamon. Crispy on the outside, soft and almond-scented on the inside, they always surprise the uninitiated with their unique texture and irresistible flavour. An ancestral recipe absolutely worth rediscovering during Advent.

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