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What are you having for dinner tonight?
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this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2023
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That's awesome.
I'm in Denmark (so close to Germany) and we usually have the Danish variety of Gluwein, Glögg, multiple times throughout December.
I can totally relate to not being much into traditional Christmas cooking. My family isn't either, so we try something new every year.