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1. jezra (jezra@pleroma.jezra.net)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Jan-2022 20:51:36 UTC jezra
   My Danish neighbor says this stuff is a traditional holiday beverage. #sipclick
   • NYbill (nybill@mastodon.sdf.org)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Jan-2022 20:51:28 UTC NYbill

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     @jezra @theru, needs confirmation.

   • jezra (jezra@pleroma.jezra.net)'s status on Thursday, 06-Jan-2022 00:14:23 UTC jezra

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     @tpheine @NYbill @theru is there a traditional way to warm the beverage? Do I need to add spices? Is it a single serving?
   • theru (theru@pleroma-in.ouda.space)'s status on Thursday, 06-Jan-2022 00:14:23 UTC theru

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     @jezra @NYbill @tpheine Gløg! :)you need æbleskiver as well.
   • Thomas (tpheine@mstdn.io)'s status on Thursday, 06-Jan-2022 00:14:24 UTC Thomas

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     @NYbill
     @jezra
     I can confirm for Germany. Glühwein is also a German word, meaning literary glowing wine, because you drink it hot and it makes you warm.

     CC @theru