As it’s
getting colder and colder, one of coffee shops in Poznan decided to make this
time of the year more pleasant for us. They came up with an idea of creating a hot
chocolate week. Chocolate lovers can enjoy themselves and try all different
kinds of chocolate tastes in a special prices (20% discount). Also, especially
for this occasion Cafe Misja CK Fara has prepared two limited edition hot chocolates:
one with pinch of chili and another one called Oreo. It is important to treat
yourself from time to time and with winter coming we have a good excuse to do
it 😊 There’s nothing better (or almost
nothing) than a mug of delicious hot chocolate that warms our bodies and souls
after a long day. Origin of this beverage date back to Aztec’s times. In XVI
century the recipe arrived in Europe and ever since hot chocolate has won our
hearts. So if you’re freezing from the cold outside or simply want to try
something new, the evet will take place from 27th of November till 1st
of December.
We’re all used to Polish Christmas traditions and they don’t seem to be weird for us but some foreigners might find them unusual. Just like we consider many of their habits quite bizarre. Here’s the list of 8 that I find particularly different. 1. In Austria, parents threat their children with Krampus- the evil brother of Santa that comes overnight on 5 th and 6 th of December and punishes bad kids. He’s truly scary and has goat’s horns on his head. During this night we may encounter many people dressed as Krampus in the streets. 2. Japanese eat KFC on Christmas Day. 3. In India the traditional Christmas tree is a banana or mango tree. 4. Women in Czech Republic have a tradition to make some predictions or foretells during the Holiday. For example they throw a shoe over the shoulder and if it lays in the way that the...
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