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Coconut Fudge, made with almond extract and shredded coconut.

Classic Marshmellow Fudge, plain, traditional recipe

A small dish of Marschino cherry fudge, absolutely delicous, made with tart cherries, almond oil, and chopped walnuts

Bakers dark bitter chocolate shavings, used to create the fudge
Thomas had never experienced fudge before, which is such a bummer as it is one of my more favorite Christmas treats–and not knowing what Fudge and all of it its variations he was missing, I accepted the challenge of creating the wonderful delight, in a few simple varieties, at home.
I used condensed milk, sugar, various extracts, walnuts, cherries, marshmellow fluff (which thankfully is now available in Germany) and love to make the delights, which turned out super well.
Thomas soon became ‘addicted’ to the wonderful American delights, which is great–now pronouncing the word ‘fudge’ is still a bit odd but I know what he means.
Tucked away in the Northwest section of Karlsruhe, Germany, this lovely cathedral is a hidden treasure…Thomas and I used our Schloss Card to locate this wonderful cathedral. We would have never known about it otherwise…. The Schloss Card (Baden Wurtämburg Province) has been absolutely amazing and has allowed us to gain access to places we would have never dreamed possible before–and all for the low cost of the Schloss Card.
It is a ‘newer’ addition to Karlsruhe, being built between 1889-1896.
I hope you enjoy the video tour I made.

Döner Teller–amazing

Locally owned and operated.
A definite ‘must’ in Karlsruhe–a family restuarant/locally owned business that is just simply amazing!!
Located on Kronenplatz, Karlsruhe, Germany, it is a must for any local or traveler.
The Döner Teller is filled with shaved, roasted meal, a yogurt dressing atop a fresh salad, a potato side with a orange sauce..incredible. The falafels were also a hit with our friends.
Treasure hunting is so much fun–and it is helping to create great and awesome products on my eBay.

Friends enjoying great food.

Jenny F. with her 2 daughters and boyfriend
Way back when, okay, so in 1996 and 1997 my family hosted an exchange student from Germany–and we have kept in touch all these years.
Before leaving Colorado, I wrote to Jenny, telling her I would be moving to Germany–and she came to see me.
The last time I had seen Jenny in person, I was 15, she was 18. Now, we are older ( a lady never reveals her true age) and Jenny has two beautiful daughters.
Jenny and her family drove 6 hours to spend a weekend with us the Black Forrest and A joyous day makes all the difference.
We enjoyed the Botanical Gardens (Karlsruhe, Germany), Schloss Karlsruhe and so much more. It is awesome to get to see old friends and spend time together.


Jenny, Thomas, Leoni, Sara, Marcel on the Rhein (German side, France across the river)
Treasure hunting is so much fun–and it is helping to create great and awesome products on my eBay.