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What kind of food are you having for New Year's Eve?
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Oliebollen, and probably too many :)
Last year I had to stand in line for up to two hours to get a fresh batch on the 31st. Even appeared on local tv because of the huge line.
Not sure where and when I’m going to get this year’s batch, but I definitely don’t want to have a repeat of last year.
In denmark he have the tradition of eating kransekage which is only available in bakeries and grocery shops around new years eve.
After reading the wiki I can see why. 🤤
fuck yeah!