Den Danske Forening
Heimdal
December 2013
Tivoli celebrates Christmas
Medlemsblad
Newsletter for the Danish Association Heimdal – Established 1872
THE DANISH ASSOCIATION “HEIMDAL” INC
36 AUSTIN STREET NEWSTEAD QLD 4006
Contact details: 0437 612 913
www.danishclubbrisbane.org
Contributions
We would love to share your news and
stories. You are welcome to send emails
and other material to the editor for
publica-tion. The closing date for the
February issue is 17 January 2014. We
reserve the right to edit or not publish your
contribution. Any material published does
not necessarily reflect the opinion of the
Danish Club or the Editor.
Christmas with family and friends and lots
of happy surprises and a beautiful and safe
New Year.
Editor: Lone Schmidt
Phone: 0437 612 913
Email: [email protected]
Webmaster: Peter Wagner Hansen
Phone: 0423 756 394
Skype: pete.at.thebathouse
Email: [email protected]
From the Editor
It’s almost time to start counting down
the days to Christmas.
WELCOME TO OUR NEW
MEMBERS
Samantha Akaczonek & David Møller,
Windsor
Neil Theodore,
Scarborough
FLØDEBOLLER
November and December are always
incredibly busy months with many
events coming up both in the club and
everywhere in Brisbane. Concerts,
Christmas markets in the City and
Christmas parades and other activities
at South Bank. On behalf of the whole
Committee, I wish you a wonderful
Made on the Gold Coast, get them at the
Café at 4/$5, 8/$10 or a whole box of 16 for
$20. Apparently ‘flødeboller’ were first made
in Denmark almost 200 years ago, but these
are a lot fresher!
What’s on at the Danish Club?
Café Danmark
with Christmas stalls
22 November 2013
from 6 pm
It’s the last Café Danmark of the year, time to ‘hygge’ and spend some time with new
and old friends. The ‘smørrebrød’ menu varies from time to time, but you’ll usually
find ‘rullepølse’ (spicy rolled pork), smoked salmon, roast beef, ‘leverpostej’, roast
pork and ‘Esrom’ cheese on the menu. And hot dogs. The bar offers Tuborg and
Carlsberg beer varieties imported from Denmark just for us as well as several
Australian brews. If you like a glass of wine with your food, we have a good variety
of whites, reds and sparkling on offer. And check out our tempting chocolates,
marcipanbrød, licorice and other goodies from Denmark!
It’s also an opportunity to buy delicious Danish pastries, rye bread and other specialty
breads and organic biscuits and even marcipan direct from Britt’s Danish Delights.
Tea offers smallgoods and quality meats from Heinz Meats, the Danish butcher at
Woolloongabba, as well as her own goodies including remoulade. Order in advance
and pick up at the café.
Legestue / Play Group Every Friday 9.30-11.30
Check their Facebook page for events or ring Tea, Tina or Iben (see details inside the
newsletter)
Ross Couper & Tom Oakes
In concert (see ad in newsletter)
23 November 2013
7-10 pm (doors open at 6:30)
Swedish Christmas Market
24 November 2013
with Lucia parade at Oakleigh State School,
Ashgrove
11 am – 3 pm
Juletræsfest (Christmas Party)
with KUPALEJA & friends (see more in newsletter)
14 December 2013
2 – 5 pm
Carsten Knudsen On Tour in Australia
1 February 2014
70th Birthday Party Dinner Dance
8 February 2014
Fastelavnsfest
9 February 2014
Café Danmark is back
28 February 2014
GLÆDELIG JUL & GODT NYTÅR
Dansk Legegruppe
Vores danske legegruppe mødes hver fredag i Heimdals lokaler fra 9.30 til kl 11.30.
Aldersgruppen er fra 0 til 5 år, søskende til yngre børn er selvfølgelig velkommen i ferierne.
Vi starter altid med formiddagskaffe og hjemmebagte boller, efterfølgende varierer
aktiviteterne med fri leg, hoppeborg, tegning og sanglege mv. Vi skiftes til at medbringe
boller og tilbehør.
Vi betaler $2 hver gang per familie, medlemskab af Playgroup Queensland og den danske
klub Heimdal er en betingelse.
Nye medlemmer er meget velkomne til at komme og være med.
For yderligere information kontakt:
Iben [email protected] 0434 933 953
Tina [email protected] 0403 838 663
Tea [email protected] 3379 1667 / 0419 659 837
Study & Stay in Australia?
Your door to the best in Australian Education & Training….
IAE Study In Australia is owned and operated by a Dane – Riborg Andersen – a former teacher and senior
government employee, with a strong background in both Danish and Australian education and training. We
are a professional International Education Agent, with over 18 years’ experience.
Did you know that when Denmark decided that it wanted every senior secondary student to have an
international experience, the Danish Undervisningsministeriet invited Riborg, as the only Australia
representative, to run workshops for Danish secondary schools seeking to establish relationships with
international counterparts, to encourage their students to have an international study experience? Using our
knowledge and expertise, we help Danish (and many other international students) to come and study in
Australia. Do you have family or friends in Denmark wanting to come and study in Australia?
We are here to help.
 For individual students, we can help you to find a suitable school, college or university taking into
account a student’s academic background, family/friendship ties in Australia, their strengths and
interests, budget and aims. We place students into primary and secondary schools, TAFEs and
universities all over Australia.
 For Danish schools, colleges and universities, we can help you to identify suitable partner
institutions in Australia, and develop successful Study Abroad programs. Over the years, we have
established such programs between Australian institutions and schools/colleges in Aalborg, Aarhus,
Skanderborg, Silkeborg, Køge and Roskilde among other places.
Tell us what your aims are, and we can find the best way forward. Did you know Australia now offers a 485
Graduate Visa for students graduating from any 2-year Australian Bachelor or Master’s degree, and wanting
to stay in Australia for another 2 years to work and/or play? Want to know more? Ask us. And the best
news …We do not charge any service fee, as we are paid by the Australian schools, colleges and
universities. We look forward to hearing from you.
Contact: Riborg Andersen [email protected] or phone 07 3852 5511
Get all your Danish Baked Goodies from Britt’s Bakery at Café DANMARK
4th Friday of each month
Authentic Danish Pastry & Organic Bread Products
Kringler, Smørtærter, Kanelstænger, Birkes, Rundstykker, Fuldkornsrugbrød,
Kransekagekonfekt, Småkager, Knækbrød og bagerens dårlige øje.
For information, order forms and delivery details, go to our website:
www.brittsdanishdelight.com.au
Unit 5/10 Energy Crescent, Molendinar QLD 4214
Ph: 07 5571 6881 Fax: 07 5571 6947
Email: [email protected]
HEINZ MEATS
TRADITIONAL SMALLGOODS
Continental butcher and deli
611 Stanley Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102
www.heinzmeats.com.au
Ph: 07 3391 3530 (parking behind shops)
Lammekød
Dansk udskæring på bestilling
Grisekød
Oksekød
Pålæg og røgvarer blandt andet:
Hamburgerryg
Medisterpølse Ost:
Røget flæsk
Knækpølse
Havarti
Spegepølse
Wienerpølse
Esrom
Rullepølse
Leverpostej
Nu også smørrebrød
HOURS:
Tuesday - Friday 8am - 5:30pm, Saturday 8am - 1pm
CLOSED: Sunday & Monday
C h r i s t m a s
P a r t y
Saturday 14 December 2013 2–5 pm
Christmas Party 2012
(photo: Alan Pryzbylak)
We invite members, friends and their children and grandchildren to celebrate Christmas
together with ‘KUPALEJA’ without PA and JA, but with Steinar on accordion. They will
entertain us with traditional Danish Christmas songs while
we wait for Santa Oz to arrive. There’ll be Christmas
stalls, gløgg and æbleskiver and hot dogs on the menu and
maybe a few other goodies. Come decked out in your
Christmas gear and be prepared for a lot of dancing and
singing around the Christmas tree.
This year, we ask parents, friends or grandparents to
bring a gift for their child/children (approx. value $15),
wrapped and clearly labelled and hand it in at the door.
Santa will hand out the gifts when he arrives. To make
sure that there’s room for everyone, please book by
Tuesday 10 December 2013. Send an email to
[email protected] or ring Lone on 3359
2026 or 0437 612 913 with names and numbers.
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Scandinavian Singers accompanied by
KUPALEJA and other Scandinavian artists
will perform a Christmas concert at the
Nazareth Lutheran Church, Hawthorne St,
Woolloongabba on 11 December 2013 at
7 pm. All are welcome.
Julegudstjeneste (Christmas service) at the
Danish Church in Mount Gravatt will be
held on Sunday 22 December at 2 pm.
The address is 71 Newnham Road, Mount
Gravatt East. Check out their website for
updates.
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Soren Hoimark is the local contact for
DABGO and the group meets at the Danish
Club on the first Wednesday of the month
(next date is 4 December 2013 at 6 pm).
There is no meeting in Brisbane in January.
Visit the DABGO website to join and get
more information.
Alan has a Fisher & Paykel fridge for sale at
$200 and an ASKO washing machine for
$300. Talk to him in the bar, ring on 0402
691 435 or e-mail
[email protected].
Thank you again to Lanier for providing us
with a great colour printer for the
newsletters.
Just a reminder if you haven’t paid your
membership fees for 2013/14 yet. You can
pay the membership fee either by EFT to
Suncorp BSB 484-799 Account 02495 1468
(account name is Danish Association
Heimdal), by PayPal at our website
www.danishclubbrisbane.org or by cheque.
Fees are unchanged $40 for single and $60
for family membership.
FEEL AT HOME WITH SBS DIGITAL RADIO
Listen to the Danish language
every Thursday at 4pm
Choose one of the many platforms:
SBS Digital Radio 3, Digital TV (channel 39),
Live on Demand via phone and Androids apps
Streaming Online at sbs.com.au:
Danish/Swedish/Norwegian/Finnish
Via Podcast
Further information on www.sbs.com.au
Vikings – Beyond The Legend opens
September 19 – to November 30
In Sydney at the Australian National
Maritime Museum www.anmm.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=
2134 Vikings – Beyond The Legend
NEWSFLASH: If you need a new Danish
passport, the scanner is in Brisbane
Monday 18 and Tuesday 19 November.
Head to Toowong Tower between 10 and 4.
Contact details for the Royal Danish
Consulate in Brisbane
Honorary Consul Lars Kirk
Suite 525, Level 5 Toowong Tower
9 Sherwood Road
Toowong QLD 4066
07 3374 3062
[email protected]
Julens uhygge
I dag forbinder vi i høj grad julen med hygge og
tryghed. Men for bondesamfundets mennesker
havde julen også en anden og mere dyster
dimension
"julespøgelser". På Kongensgård spøgte en
jomfru spøger hver jule- og nytårsaften i stalden,
hvor hun havde hængt sig. I Dalsager skulle
spøgelset Terkild, som var manet ned i Tyvemose,
have "natter", dvs. aftensmad jule og nytårsaften.
Ellers blev der spektakel i gården. På Spentrup
Julen falder på årets mørkeste tid, og i mørket
kirkegård ved Randers gik en barnemorderske
kunne mange farer og ubehagelige væsner lure.
igen mellem jul og nytår, og i Besser præstegård
Der er mange sagn, som netop fortæller om
hørte man et barn græde hver juleaften. På
julespøgeri eller møde med overnaturlige væsner
Høgsholm blev en herremands datter manet ned i
i juletiden.
skoven, og da hun var sunket i til halsen, bad hun
De dødes gudstjeneste
om lov til at nærme sig gården med et
Et kendt sagn handler fx om de dødes
"kokketrin" hver juleaften. Det fik hun lov til, og
gudstjeneste julenat, og udspiller sig - blandt
når hun kommer helt frem til slottet, synker det i
mange andre steder - på en gård vest for Vokslev
jorden. I en gård på Balleskov mark var der altid
kirke. Karlen var tidligt ude at give hestene foder
"spektakel" ved jule- og nytårstid, og på en gård i
julemorgen. Gården havde intet ur, så da karlen
Kældernæs startede spøgeriet så småt i
kom ind og sagde, at de havde sovet over sig, fløj
november, for at tage til i julen og atter klinge af i
konen ud af sengen. Karlen havde hørt, at
januar. I Kalundborg kørte Hans Lindenow, der
morgengudstjenesten var begyndt, for der var
døde i 1659, gennem Skibbrogade med sit hoved
sang i kirken. Konen fik tøj på og skyndte sig til
under armen. I Nordborg på Samsø kom
kirke og ind i sin kirkestol. Først da opdagede
helhesten og drak af vandtruget, etc. etc. I nogle
hun, at sidemanden var en person, som var død
egne kunne man desuden risikere at møde "Den
for mange år siden! Alle kirkegæsterne var folk,
vilde Jagt". Et selskab af jagende svende og
der forlængst var døde. Hendes sidemand
glammende hunde anført af "Nattejægeren",
hviskede, at hun måtte skynde sig ud i en fart og
"Elleskytten", "Goen" eller "Wojensjæger". Han
hægte kåben op, hvis hun mærkede noget, der
varsler død og ulykke, hvis han ikke får et
rykkede i den. Konen gjorde, som hun fik besked
afværgeoffer, fx. kød til sine hunde. Den natlige
på. Og da hun nåede kirkedøren, blev kåben flået
jæger er måske, hvad også nogle af navnene
af hende.
antyder, ingen ringere end Odin. De nordiske
Om morgenen, da landsbyens folk kom for at gå i
asers kloge, men også dystre overhoved.
kirke, lå konens kåbe udenfor, splittet ad i små
stumper.
Dødsvarsler
Julen var - på grund af tidspunktets særlige magi -
Julespøgelser
også synderligt velegenet til varseltagning, fx om
Andre sagn fortæller om egentlige
bryllup, vejrlig, kornpriser, dødsfald og lignende.
Den, der under julemiddagen listede udenfor og
sindsbevægelse", således som det skete for en
kiggede ind ad vinduet, ville opdage, hvem der
karl i Lumsås. En anden metode var at gå til
var "feig" og skulle dø i det kommende år. De sad
kirkegården julenat kl. 24 og sætte sig på
enten hovedløse eller uden skygge. Men det var
kirkegårdslågen med en grøn tørv eller gravmuld
ikke ufarligt. Man kunne se noget, man ikke brød
på hovedet. Dette kunne sætte én i stand til at se
sig om, og endte med at blive "rent tosset af
skyggerne af de, der skal dø i det kommende år.
Heller ikke dette var ufarligt. En karl, som
under bordet, måtte man ikke bukke sig ned for
forsøgte sig fik hovedet vredet om i nakken. En
at tage det op. Enkelte steder, fx. på Bornholm og
anden kendte alle de skikkelser, der kom
i Hørve, sov husets beboere julenat i halm på
skridende, på nær en. Den ukendte havde en
gulvet, mens de opredte senge stod tomme.
strikke om halsen og viste sig at være karlen selv.
For inden årets udgang havde han hængt sig.
Menneskelige skræmmevæsner
Nogle af julens uhyggelige gæster var virkelige
Glosoen på besøg
nok. Optegnelser fra 1700-årene fortæller om
Men heller ikke inden døre kunne man være helt
julebukken, en udklædt karl, der hoppede
sikker. Havde man fx. glemt at ofre et par neg på
omkring, stangede efter
glosoen ved høstens afslutning, risikerede man at
folk og prøvede at forskrække på skrømt. En
det uhyggelige svin kom og lagde sig under
beretning fra begyndelsen af 1500-årene
bordet for at skabe ravage juleaften. Glosoen,
fortæller om unge, der løb rundt i "rædegrimer
eller gravsoen, var en gigantisk gris med
og anden djævleham", skræmte folk for sjov og
knivskarp ryg, strittende børster og stirrende
lavede ballade. De menneskelige julespøgelser
øjne, som varslede død og ulykke.
lavede larm med rumlepotter og smed potteskår
og askeposer på dørene. Rumlepotter opfattes i
nyere tid som et rent sønderjysk fænomen, men
var tidligere langt mere udbredt, dog ikke til alles
glæde. I slutningen af 1660'erne blev det fx.
forbudt at gå med rumlepotte i København. Efter
at have larmet og regeret flygtede spilopmagerne
på skrømt, for til sidst at blive indfanget og
beværtet.
Meget tyder på, at nogle af de overnaturlige
De menneskelige julespøgelser tog brodden af
gæster var kendte og ventede. I Helsinge sogn og
julenætternes skrækkelige væsner, ved at give
på Århusegnen satte husmoderen en ekstra
dem en konkret, men ufarlig skikkelse, som man
kuvert på bordet. På Bornholm og visse steder i
uden risiko kunne invitere ind på en dram.
Nordsjælland skulle maden, eller noget af den,
blive stående på bordet julenat, lysene skulle
brænde hele natten og tabte man noget ind
(kilde: www.historie-online.dk)
The very first Heimdal event of 2014
The
Carsten Knudsen
Show
Premiere of Carsten Knudsen’s Australian Tour
This show is also suitable for non-Danish speakers as most will be in
English, and Carsten is world famous (in Denmark) for his cracking humour
and stand up comedy – as well as musical talent.
Come and join us for his one and only night in Brisbane.
Where:
The Danish Club, 36 Austin Street, Newstead
When:
Saturday 1 February 2014
Doors open:
6 PM
Show starts:
7 PM
Tickets:
$20 – concessions $15
Booking:
[email protected]
Bookings are strongly recommended as we very rarely have the
opportunity to present such an artist in Brisbane and interest has been
great; any unsold tickets will be available at the door.
Danish smørrebrød/open sandwiches are available from 6 PM.
Famous Danish comedian Carsten Knudsen will perform a variety of music,
comedy, clown acts and stand-up for us in Brisbane.
Spoken words will mostly be in English; the songs will be in Danish and a few in
English and German. He brings his guitar, ukulele, harmonica, flutes and he will
even play a solo on plastic tube.
Carsten has entertained the Danish Queen more than once. He is a member of the
band “De Nattergale”, who made 24 episodes of the comedy “The Julekalender”,
one of the biggest and most successful Christmas programs on TV2 Denmark.
Besides entertaining he plays classical music on the ukulele in churches and
festivals.
20/11 Chloe
21/11 Kasper Jerlang
22/11 Karl Sørensen
22/11 Elizabeth Ling
27/11 Ejler Köhncke
28/11 Jose Jungo
29/11 Eva Kaiser
29/11 Tanja Hindsberger
29/11 Ben Christensen
29/11 Peter
30/11 Annika
1/12 Fred Burford
2/12 Jacqueline Hoogervorst
3/12 Janice Nixon
7/12 Anna Jensen
8/12 Carol Andersen
8/12 Felix Tobias
8/12 Anny Haylock
9/12 Teri Villsen
9/12 Maya
9/12 Maureen Hoeg
9/12 Alf Berg
12/12 Arne Bentved
13/12 Lachlan
14/12 Lach Henderson
14/12 Helen Luckow
15/12 Madeleine Stærmose
16/12 Niels Ross-Teigan
16/12 Noah Bang Addison-Madsen
16/12 Michael
18/12 Lone Schmidt
20/12 Aase Andersen
21/12 Terry
22/12 Samantha Madsen
22/12 Lene Simpson
23/12 Peter Lee
23/12 Christian Lundgaard
27/12 Jacob Adams
1/1 Olaf
4/1 Per Harboe
7/1 Susanne Phillips
7/1 Regina Jensen
8/1 Christina Meagher
8/1 Vicky Kristoffersen-Wright
8/1 Eric Madsen
8/1 Shirley Jensen
8/1 Latoya Temorenga
8/1 Niels Larsen
9/1 Tom Larsen
9/1 Jennier Rasmussen
10/1 Sallyjane Bak
10/1 Liam
11/1 Brian Bisset
12/1 Hans Jensen
12/1 Lars Bang Madsen
13/1 Grete Rugholm Hindsberger
14/1 Carnie Kirkemann Nielsen
14/1 Melinda Hansen
14/1 Hannah Polkinghorne
14/1 Alexander & Benjamin Siesing
16/1 Donna Ross-Teigan
18/1 Susie Jonsen
19/1 Roy Schack
19/1 Benjamin
19/1 Misty Moir
22/1 Mads Bladt
22/1 Gurli Hansen
24/1 Mogens Reimich
As I mentioned before, our membership list is far from complete with many birthdays
missing. Even worse, children born after the initial membership form was completed, aren’t
on the list. So I’ll need your help with corrections and additions over the coming months and
don’t be surprised if I ask the question. If you absolutely hate the idea of having your
birthday advertised, let me know as well. Email [email protected] with any
updates you may have. Apologies if your name is not on the list – there’s always next year.
What better way than to start the year with a Party?!
Many members of the Danish Folk Dance Group “Heimdal” are reaching certain milestones in
2014... namely 60th, 70th & 75th birthdays.
Our last party was so popular we have decided to do it again! Hence, we have thrown open the
doors and would like to invite you all to join us for another night of fabulous food, live
entertainment and dancing.
Kupaleja, our very own and much loved Band, will get the festivities rolling for the evening
with some of our favourite Scandinavian tunes.
Michael Whitmore and his “Big Band” sound (known from clubs + Cruise Liners) will provide
the main entertainment with anything from Jazz, Rock’n’Roll & Country to “Pride of Erin”…
ensuring a full dance floor at all times.
When:
Saturday, 8 February 2014
6pm for a 6:30pm start
Where:
Cost:
Danish Club, Austin St, Newstead
$35 includes 3 course dinner, coffee/tea and birthday cake
(Bar will be open on the night)
Please note that bookings are essential. Our last party was a sell-out & sadly we had to turn
away over 20 people at the door. Don’t miss out!
Please contact Lone on 0437 612 913 or simply email your booking with the number of people
to [email protected]
and pay in the amount due to the club account marked 8Feb14 and your name. The
club’s account details are BSB 484-799 (Suncorp Bank) 02495 1468 (account number)
Please book before 31 January 2014
Young Dane starts webshop in Australia
By SOF
Daniel Sorensen recently finished his two and a half
year internship in E-Commerce and then traveled to
Australia with his partner.
He decided to start his own business online with
tieguy.com.au being the first of several webshops
planned. The first webshop is selling ties, butterflies
and cufflinks but will slowly widen the range of products
available to ensure a full selection of men's clothing
accessories.
When asked what the biggest challenge was, it was
surprisingly enough not the practical issues of importing
from abroad or establishing the business with an
accountant and government sites. Daniel explains that
it was finding the right types of goods at the best
possible price in order to be competitive.
Now that tieguy.com.au is up and running the challenge is to market it correctly, therefore
much effort is now put into this very important area of running a webshop.
Daniel is looking forward to continuously developing tieguy.com.au and also creating new
exciting webshops.
We can advise on freight Australia wide!
0411 297 236
[email protected]
Do you need Danish beer, snaps, herring or licorice for Christmas? We can help.
Price list
Beer
Tuborg ‘Green’ 24x33cl (bottles)
Tuborg Classic 24x33cl (cans)
Tuborg Gold 24x33cl (cans)
Carlsberg Black Gold 24x33cl (cans)
Snaps
Jubilæum 100 cl
Taffel (Rød Aalborg)100 cl
Taffel (Rød Aalborg) 70 cl
Aalborg Export 70 cl
Lysholm Linie Akvavit 100 cl
$ 55
$ 50
$ 60
$ 60
$ 70
$ 70
$ 50
$ 50
$ 75
O P Anderson Akvavit 100 cl
Aalborg Porse 70 cl
Aalborg Dild 70 cl
Brøndum 70 cl
$ 65
$ 55
$ 55
$ 55
Bitters
Gammel Dansk 100 cl
Dr Nielsens Bitter 70 cl
1-Enkelt 100 cl
$ 65
$ 50
$ 65
Other
Blå Ga-Jol 100 cl
$ 55
How to order and pay:
By email
[email protected]
By phone 0437 612 913
Payment by EFT to Heimdal’s account at Suncorp Bank
BSB 484-799 Account 02495 1468
ONLY AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS OF THE DANISH ASSOCIATION HEIMDAL INC
Herring, fish balls, chocolate, licorice and other goodies – mainly from Denmark
100 g containers / $2.50:
Toms Ama’r bidder
Toms Heksehyl
Toms Chokofanter
Haribo Skipper Skrå
Haribo Lakridskringler
Haribo Salminger
Haribo Saltkringler
Haribo Stafetter
Carletti Saltlinser
Carletti Strandgrus
Carletti Lakridspinde
Haribo Super Piratos 425 g $ 10.00
Haribo Matador Mix 500 g $ 10.00
Haribo Skipper Mix 500 g $ 10.00
Fazer Skolekridt 140 g
$ 4.00
Bon-Bon Lossepladsen170g$ 4.00
Pingvin Hurlumhej mix 350g$ 7.00
Toms Bridgeblanding 250 g$ 6.00
Lagerman Lakridskonfekt $ 7.00
FC Nougattabletter 75 g $ 2.50
FC Kongen af Danmark
$ 2.50
Pingvin Poletter 140 g
Pingvin Blanding 140 g
Ga-Jol Blå, sort, gul
2 x 23 g
Anthon Berg
Marcipanbrød 40 g
Marcipanbrød m/blød
nougat 40 g
Marcipanbrød m/kakaokerner 33 g
Odense nougat 100 g
Toms Guldkaramelbar 50g
Toms Kæmpeskildpadde
28 g
$ 4.00
$ 4.00
$ 3.00
$ 2.00
$ 2.00
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$
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2.00
3.50
2.50
1.50
VIKING herring (550 g jars) $ 8.00
Onion Herring, Matjes or Anchovy Spiced
Lykkeberg Fiskeboller 400 g $ 4.00
ABBA fish balls (375 g tins) $ 5.00
Bouillon, lobster sauce or shrimp sauce
AMANDA cod roe (200 g) $ 4.50
Dronning Makrel I tomat 125 g $2.50
Christmas Countdown Candles (kalendarlys)
Terry-Anne Whiting makes Christmas Countdown Candles. Candles start at only $5
Diameter: 22 mm, Height: 19 cm, Burning time: 6 hr, but can be made in any size
(depending on availability of candles )
Visit her website at www.justmomentsqld.com or write to her at
[email protected]
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Glædelig jul til alle, der har støttet mig i 10år nu med mine håndlavede juleting.
Med hilsen fra Hanne.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
&
HAPPY NEW YEAR