Vikings is just a generic term for Norse people from that era.

He also vastly exaggerated his number of victims, and much of the detail about the “murder castle” and grisly shit seems to be fabricated. Only a hand full of murders can plausibly be tied to the guy, and a good number of the people he confessed to murdering later turned out to still be alive.

The murders he did…

impossible to find in grocery stores or online.

I hear a lot of comments like that, along with it’s “stupid macho shit”.

But it’s a water brand that wanted to get people drinking cans instead of bottles because plastic is bad. And to do that they went with an extended parody of craft beer marketing. The “try hard” and aggressive bullshit are the things they’re…

So for one, of course the coffee cooks the egg. This is no more risky than a soft cooked egg.

That’s Ibn Fadlan, he was an Arab diplomat/scholar sent from a Caliphate through Eastern Europe and he produced one of the most detailed accounts of contact with a particular group of Norse people that we’ve got.

“viking migrations at the forefront, not just being brought to new colonies later. And they had substantially more authority in viking culture than other European cultures of the time.”

They are not. The contemporary Knights Templar is just a fraternal order, like the Shriners or Knights of Columbus. If memory serves they’re a subset of the Masons for higher ranking members. There’s no connection to the medieval groups at all. And for that matter the Masons have no connection to either the real…

That sounds like the polish cakey one. It tends to get called easter babka, but regular babka seems more popular in the polish immigrant communities I’ve lived in or near. Even at Easter.

More over “Greek coffee” in the US usually refers to cheap, drip coffee from a street cart or deli served on these:

A bit more like a mutant Danish. If you’ve never had it the Babka dough is a lot like challah or brioche, and then it gets stretched and folded over the filling, and then braided or twisted. So it gets a little bit laminated.

Two post about Babka and noone has even mentioned cheese babka?

Sorta. What you’re specifically doing here is culturing the yeast from the fruit and then growing it.

Bit of a different experiment than a regular sour dough starter. You’re basically making a sponge/poolish/biga/fancy baking term from the specific yeast already yeasting it up on <insert fruit>.

With the sour dough…

They’re also commonly used as the crust for super thin bar pizzas.

The kind of pastry it’s made from is even named for Vienna.

Purportedly a bishop, about 4 dozen different saints, or monks created then to teach about the Trinity. And the crossed arms/knots represents people praying.

It isn’t even just that. Computer text gets its self variable spacing between the characters. There’s already additional space added for readability. That space at the end of a sentence is bigger than the other spaces.

I dunno if “stereotypes are understandable” adds anything.

The monks did cause Jesus story is bull, and almost always is.  But yeah pretzels are German.

To say both nothing of baked goid specific to this very border.