In Denmark , there are a alot of fun traditions for birthdays and anniversaries that are quite different from in the US .
There is a long tradition for calling the 30th birthday of an unmarried person the “pepper birthday” or “pepper bachelor/oldmaid.” You do all kinds of things with pepper and also give them pepper as a gift.
A newer tradition is that of calling the 25th birthday the cinnamon birthday. This is a much newer tradition, probably thought up by young Danes who just wanted to have some extra fun and an extra excuse for a big party.
Boy recently turned 25 (aka old). So of course, I couldn’t let the opportunity pass to 'give him cinnamon' - Christine Style!
Cinnamon is really messy and stinky though, so I don’t really like the idea of throwing cinnamon around and making a mess with it. This is actually what alot of people do - they throw it around, put it in stuff that explodes - lots of grossness. Also, since I am younger, I don’t want to get the cinnamon back 10 times worse than I gave it.
So instead, I decided to bake and make foods with cinnamon. Lucky you, I'm sharing my recipes and pictures....
Brown sugar
1 egg
100 gr butter
250 gr flour
Cinnamon
Baking powder
Vanilla
salt
*Oatmeal raisin cookies* DELICIOUS*
125 gr sugar
225gr brown sugar
200 gram butter
Milk
Cinnamon
Baking powder
Flour
Raisins
Oatmeal
aww you're sooo cute!! How was boy's birthday??? Will you make Matt lots of cinnamon treats next year when he turns 'old'?
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