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Halloween in Germany
Halloween is a bit of non-event in Germany. Find out more about Halloween and similar German holidays here.

Zwiebelkuchen / Onion Pie
Zwiebelkuchen is a specialty food served in wine-growing regions in Germany in September and October. Never had onion pie? Try this recipe!

Brigitte Magazine goes "model-free"
Brigitte magazine, said to be the most popular magazine for women in Germany, has just announced a decision which may impact the publishing industry and women in general in a very positive way.

Zucchini Auflauf/Casserole
I was inspired to create a zucchini casserole recipe because my German friend gave me two massive zucchinis from her garden. Check out my recipe... it's perfect for fall weather!

Du or Sie? How to address someone in German
In Germany there are two acceptable ways to address someone using the word "you": by using "du" or "Sie". You may ask if it really makes a difference… in most cases, it really, really does!


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