Phatt Holiday Treats From Europe ~

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For all good little adults, (Wurzburg, Germany)
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like you, and me! Kids of course get all that they can eat. (Budapest, Hungary)

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Oh heck, even if you’ve been bad, (Bamburg, Germany)

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you can have some too. (Nurenburg, Germany

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We will all behave better next year! (Vienna, Austria)

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And if we don’t, (Vienna, Austria)

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there are always holiday treats, (Brussels, Belgium)
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for the good in all of us! (Budapest, Hungary)
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And be happy because these phatt photos,
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cannot make you fat! (Passau, Germany)

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Cheers & Happy Holidays to you (Budapest, Hungary)~


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283 thoughts on “Phatt Holiday Treats From Europe ~

  1. This is a joy to the eye, firstly… secondly, a feast to the mouth… excellent photographs, dear Cindy. Merry Christmas and all my best wishes to you. Aquileana 🎄

    1. I am positive, but, (no pun intended) with the current fashion in butts, I suggest you eat as much as you would like! But then honestly, who in their right mind wants to keep up with the Kardashians? Not you. Not me.
      Merry Christmas my friend and I look forward to 2016 with you! <3

    1. Oh MY GOD!! This is the BEST video I have EVER seen!! I watched it like three times. These are MY PEOPLE! This is hilarious. It is now going in the inbox of everyone I know. I swear if I see another gluten free cake I will SNAP!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for sending this best of bestest holiday video and Merry Christmas to you! <3 😉 🙂 (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)

  2. Cindy – Your photos convinced me I should be able to reach into my screen and select any number of goodies. One of my favorite things I loved about living in European countries, Christmas markets or not, was being able to stop at the bakery each and every day for fresh brochen and whatever else I thought I couldn’t live without. Needless to say, it’s a place where one must practice every ounce of courage they have.
    It’s a good thing I had to do a serious amount of walking and such on my job or I would have come each time as ‘baggage’ and not as a passanger.

    1. Exactly! The problem is one wants to try EVERYthing, which of course you can’t do. You have to settle for some incredibly delicious tastes which then remain in your mind like mantras, oooooooh that was so delicious!! Merry Christmas to you and Tom! <3

      1. And the same to you and yours. The best I learned from the many bakeries I visited was that having a cup of coffee was an event and not a mad dash wherein you make a mad dash of in and out.
        I finally learned, when the locals asked you to join them at (their table) you had finally arrived! It also offered up an opportunity to taste most everything offered in a particular bakery if you desired.
        Friendships formed during those 3 to 4 hour cup(s) of coffee are some of the best that remain today. Here’s to friendships forged what seems a lifetime ago that remain strong today.

      2. Yes, I know exactly what you mean, there is no rushing at the table expecially in France and Italy. People savor, food, drink and friends. It is a nice way to live. Be well dear Sheri.

      1. I’ve been chomping down Peggy’s Christmas cookies like there is no tomorrow. I have a clear understanding that another word for Holiday is indulge. 🙂 Happy Holidays also to you and your family as well, Cindy.

  3. The first picture makes me feel like taking a dive into it!… Your photo’s seem to have a strange effect on me… 😀

    Merry Christmas!

      1. I lived in Germany for some time in my childhood and the highlight of a weekend after long walks in the woods with my mother was one of our favourite ‘Konditorei’, a coffee or tea and a lovely piece of cake. I can still taste them when I look at the picture 😉
        So, just beam me up! (…or is it down?…) 😀

  4. Liebe Cindy da hast du aber wunderschöne Köstlichkeiten fotografiert da läuft einem ja das Wasser im Mund zusammen so viele schöne Leckereien hab einen schönen Start in die Weihnachtswoche Klaus in Freundschaft

      1. Oooh , mud pie. I could get down and dirty with that. I’m making oatmeal scotchies, sugar cookies, brownie Christmas trees and chocolate chip cookies. I feel the phatt coming! LOL Hope you and yours have great holidays!

  5. Looks delicious! If you visit Bamberg, it’s worth sampling the Rauchbier (smoked beer) at the Schlenkerla brewery. Rachbier has an unusual taste; a little reminiscent of smoked bacon, and Bamberg is the best known place in the world it is brewed. http://www.schlenkerla.de/indexe.html
    There used to be a US Army base in Bamberg, Warner Barracks, but it closed in 2014.

    1. Yes, we were in Bamberg! Beautiful town. My husband tried the beer. I’m not a big beer drinker. The half timbered, ancient buildings were so impressive! Happy Holidays to you and your family John!

  6. I should call you “temptress” for showing us all these treats. 🙂
    I’ll take the chocolate tort from the bakery case in the top photo, please. The whole thing. My order is to go.

  7. Oh my, please excuse the heavy drooling! Gained a few pounds staring at your decadent treats, but it’s worth it for a lovely glimpse of Christmas-time Europe. The merriest wishes of the season to you!

  8. Oh Cindy what a temptress you are… I’m just going over to check the fridge… Damn nothing but veggies in there, I’ll just have to drool over your photos…

  9. Looking this Post I am already feeling the festival.
    How much they have tried to put them on the counters.
    How much you have tried to put them on this Post
    Happy Merry Christmas to YOU and ALL at Home.
    Shiva

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