OK so Waldmeister is apparently an herb that is popular in German confectionery and beer and wine making. It’s called Sweet Woodrow in the US.
Waldmeister translates to “Master of the Forest.”
OK so Waldmeister is apparently an herb that is popular in German confectionery and beer and wine making. It’s called Sweet Woodrow in the US.
Waldmeister translates to “Master of the Forest.”
I don't think using brand names to refer to popsicles is a real thing
"Bussi" also means a kiss in (southern) German. You hear it a lot in Austria.
I mean, I imagine it wouldn't sound all that different from the other kinda bussy, depends how sloppy you get with it
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