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December 8, 2015
Fish Allergy Facts: Why I Can Eat Tuna Without Dying (According to My German Wife, Who Is Not a Doctor)
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Planked Alaskan salmon and asparagus

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German Christmas Gifts

How 'bout a rousing game of
"Hide the Pickle?"

Step up your egg game with
"der Eierschalensollbruch-
stellenverursacher"

And just in case you aren't fat enough already:
Traditional German Gingerbread

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