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Pfeffernüsse

Pfeffernüsse

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    11%

  4. Nutmeg

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    9%

  5. Aldi

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    7%

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    7%

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    2.8%

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    2.7%

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    Dutch confectionery.

    31%

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    Biscuit with ginger flavor.

    18%

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    German honey-sweetened cake.

    8.9%

  4. Anise

    Species of flowering plant.

    7.6%

  5. Cookie

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    7.5%

  6. Mennonite cuisine

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    5.2%

  7. Christmas cookie

    Sweet biscuits/cookies eaten during the Christmas season.

    3.2%

  8. Danish Americans

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    2.1%

  9. Cuisine of the Midwestern United States

    Regional cuisine of the United States.

    0.99%