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Strudel
A strudel is a baked filo pastry which is often eaten as a dessert or treat, particularly in Europe. The common strudel fillings are apple, cherry, walnuts & raisins and even cheese. The oldest mention of strudel as far as we can tell was in a book found in Vienna around 1696, though the actual origin is disputed between Austria and Hungary. The name "strudel" is German for "whirlpool."
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According to personal chef Gerhardt Shtammer whose favorite dessert was either a strudel or an Clair decorated with swastikas?
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Where can one purchase a Toaster Strudel?
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One can purchase a Toaster Strudel at any grocery store. These include Walmart Superstores, Meijer, Target, Kroger, IGA, Kmart Superstores, and Marsh.
Would you rather eat a poptart or toaster strudel?
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I would definitely want to eat a poptart more because they taste better and come in awesome flavors.
How is apple strudel normally served in Austria?
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If you care, you serve it hot and with whipped cream.
(Nevertheless there are a lot of restaurants which serve it pure and cold)
Do you heat up toaster strudel frosting?
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no you don't, just put it on the pastry strudel cold.
Who invented the popster strudel?
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Are guy in 1873 who knew how to make the popster strudel in his sleep when he was 21
Was there a Cadbury's product called apple strudels?
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Cadbury's Strudels (Stroodles?) were around in the early 1970s: they were chocolate-covered pieces of dried apple, a la chocolate raisins, and came in a big round apple-shaped foil bag. The TV advert featured an Einstein-like scientist and the catchphrase "Oodles and oodles of Strudels!"
Is apple strudel kosher?
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It can be if it's made with kosher ingredients in a kosher kitchen.
