stollen
- noun
- /ˈstoʊlən/
- The bakery's signature item is a rich stollen dusted with powdered sugar, perfect for Christmas celebrations.
- German stollen
- love stollen
Examples
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Well, it's called a German stollen.
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I make these: the dog biscuits, the Stollen, and lots of other things all the time.
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If you are there in the winter for the country's oldest Christkindl Markt, you will be treated to the original and best German pastry known as "Stollen."
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During the festive season, we always enjoy homemade stollen filled with nuts and dried fruits.
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For our holiday dinner, I decided to bake a traditional stollen using a recipe passed down from my grandmother.
Synonyms
A sweet Italian bread with dried fruit traditionally eaten at Christmas
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Etymology
The word stollen for the Christmas bread comes from German and may have meant a 'stump' or 'small roll'; one popular story says it was shaped like the baby Jesus wrapped in cloth. That's why stollen is a rich, fruit-filled bread eaten at Christmas.