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    Home » Christmas in Germany » German Christmas Food

    Best German Christmas Candy & Chocolates

    Published: Dec 14, 2017 · Modified: Apr 5, 2021 by Angela Schofield · Leave a Comment

    The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with a selection of classic German Christmas candy and chocolates? From decadent rich chocolate truffles to traditional marzipan confections, there's something to satisfy every sweet tooth.

    Whether you're looking to indulge in a delicious treat or to share with friends and family, explore the delectable options of these traditional German Christmas candy and chocolates.

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    • 1. German Rum Balls "Rumtrüffel"
    • 2. Chocolate Nougat Marzipan Truffles
    • 3. Tipsy Raisin Almond Clusters "Rumrosinenberge"
    • 4. Chocolate Dusted Marzipan Candy "Marzipankartoffeln"
    • 5. Chocolate-Cinnamon Truffles "Schoko-Zimt-Trüffel"
    • 6. Candied Almonds "Gebrannte Mandeln"

    All recipes can be found in our Facebook group or in the German Christmas treats cookbook.

    1. German Rum Balls "Rumtrüffel"

    Rum balls are a classic holiday treat that have been around for generations and offer a delicious balance of rum and chocolate in every bite. Whether you are looking for a special treat to serve at a holiday party, an after-dinner dessert, or just a sweet snack, rum balls are sure to please.

    2. Chocolate Nougat Marzipan Truffles

    They say that some things are just meant to be together. The combination of chocolate, nougat, and marzipan is a match made in heaven. From the silky texture of the chocolate to the creaminess of the marzipan, these truffles offer a delectable flavor experience that will keep you coming back for more.

    3. Tipsy Raisin Almond Clusters "Rumrosinenberge"

    Chocolate-covered raisins are a classic treat that everyone loves, but now there's a decadent twist on the traditional favorite. Introducing raisins soaked in rum and covered in chocolate - a delicious combination of sweet and boozy flavors.

    Explore the deliciousness of this irresistible combination and find out why it is sure to become your new favorite guilty pleasure.

    4. Chocolate Dusted Marzipan Candy "Marzipankartoffeln"

    Chocolate powder dusted marzipan candy are a delight to the senses. With their sweet and delicate flavor, these treats are sure to excite every marzipan lover. Try Marzipankartoffeln and find out why this chocolate powder dusted marzipan candy has become a favorite of many in Germany.

    5. Chocolate-Cinnamon Truffles "Schoko-Zimt-Trüffel"

    Nothing says Christmas quite like delicious cinnamon chocolate truffles. Whether you're looking for an indulgent treat to share with family and friends, or simply want to satisfy your own sweet tooth, these truffles are sure to bring a smile to everyone's faces!

    6. Candied Almonds "Gebrannte Mandeln"

    The sweet, crunchy delight of candied almonds has long been a favorite snack among people in Germany. Whether enjoyed at home or savored at the Christmas market, these delicious treats will surely bring joy to all.

    With their crispy texture and sugary coating, candied almonds make for a delightful snack that will satisfy both your sweet tooth and your craving for something crunchy. So why not give them a try and see what all the fuss is about?

    German candied almonds in small mason jars with lids.

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