Lebkuchen-Schmidt's Culinary Delights Now In Store at Takashimaya

Published - 05 December 2023, Tuesday
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Deciding to indulge in more meaningful foods, especially when it comes to classic Christmas nibbles, is becoming more and more popular among Singaporeans with sophisticated palates as the year-end festivities approach. With a mouthwatering selection of confections available only at Takashimaya, Lebkuchen-Schmidt, the celebrated German confectionery brand, is set to make its debut in Singapore, offering a delectable array of treats.

Schmidt, known for its gingerbread, or freshly baked Nuremberg Lebkuchen, transports fans back in time. This delicious recipe, which has been based on German baker Otto Schmidt's skill since 1926, has a lengthy history that includes the countrywide mail-order delivery of these gingerbreads.

Nuremberg Lebkuchen, also known as gingerbread and honey cake, has long been a Christmas mainstay in Europe. Lebkuchen-Schmidt's rendition is distinctive due to its connections to the highly regarded Schmidt brand worldwide and its hometown of Franconia.

The popular confection we know today is the consequence of the evolution of the 14th-century gingerbread tradition in Nuremberg, which included the addition of nuts and spices. Schmidt's repertoire includes more than fifty different German specialties, not just gingerbreads.

The much-awaited Southern Elise Gingerbread, Lebkuchen-Schmidt's Gingerbread of the Year, debuts in 2023. Fresh almonds, cinnamon, cardamom, Sicilian oranges, and a hint of secret spices are just a few of the premium ingredients used in this recipe, which draws inspiration from a recent trip to Italy. Baked on new wafers and dipped in fine chocolate, this work of art is a marvel of skill and goes well with tea, coffee, or just as a tasty snack.

Lebkuchen-Schmidt offers more than just gingerbreads for the holidays—they also have adorable packaging and authentic German desserts. The Festive Chest, Nuremberg Story Chest, and many tins are examples of German craftsmanship that tell tales and traditions from Nuremberg's rich past.

Presenting almost three kilogrammes of Christmas favourites in an elaborate metal box, the Festive box is a mark of luxury and a long-lasting memento. Gifts that are both tasty and aesthetically pleasing can be given thanks to the assortment of tins, which includes the Emperor's Elisen Tin and conventional Elisen tins.

Another highlight of Lebkuchen-Schmidt's assortment is the beloved German pastry known as Christmas Butterstollen. It's carefully crafted and dusted with icing, perfectly capturing the spirit of Christmas and adding the right touch of cosiness and happiness to holiday settings.

Under the radar, Lebkuchen-Schmidt maintains "exquisite quality." Strict standards guarantee that patrons receive nothing less than the best, adding to the pleasure of savouring these culinary treats.

From November 22 to December 26 at the Takashimaya Basement 2 Christmas Market, Schmidt's unique products will be on sale, providing a once-in-a-lifetime chance to have a taste of Germany without ever leaving the city.

Christmas Fantasy 2023 at Takashimaya

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