German marzipan

Homemade marzipan paste is so much better for you and your family. No fillers, no preservatives or other nasty ingredients. It is easy to make and keeps quite well in the fridge. How to pronounce "Marzipan" in German? Listen to this audio file to hear how to say "Marzipan" in the German language. Homemade Marzipan...Read More

My Boozy German Marzipan Speculoos Cookie Truffles are easy to make and the perfect last minute Christmas gift – that is, if you can part with them!

These Stollen bites keep very well for several weeks. If you can resist them, they never last more than a couple of days in our house. Authentic German Stollen Bits with Marzipan Filling Recipe

Make this super easy marzipan candy. These German marzipan potatoes are ready in 15 minutes and will make any marzipan lover's heart beat quicker.

Celebrate the holidays like they do in Germany with these German Christmas cookies. From lebkuchen to spritz to marzipan, these authentic sweets are sure to please.

Marzipankartoffeln is a marzipan candy dusted with chocolate. These potato-shaped balls are a popular German Christmas treat and so delicious.

Marzipan is easy to make from scratch and cheaper than store-bought! It comes together quickly and can be used in cookies, cakes, and candy.

This traditional German cookie is a family favourite! Marzipan lovers got to try this for Christmas or any other occasion!

These German German Marzipan cookies are quick and easy to make. The dough is so soft, that you can just pipe them with a piping bag.