The Colorful World of Carnival
A festival with many names but an unmistakable atmosphere! While some associate the term "Carnival" with wild street parades in German cities like Cologne or Düsseldorf, others think of the colorful parades in Rio de Janeiro or the elegant masquerade ball in Venice. Traditionally, Carnival or Mardi Gras is celebrated as a festival before Lent, a time of penance, abstinence, and preparation for Easter in the Christian tradition. But whether it's Carnival or Mardi Gras – the goal is the same: to celebrate joyfully together and forget everyday life for a short time. And what would such a celebration be without sweets?
Carnival Sweets – Variety in All Colors
In the world of Carnival, everything revolves around colors, creativity, and exuberance. And just as colorful as the costumes and decorations are the Carnival sweets. From brightly colored lollipops to multicolored fruit gums to shimmering chewy candies – there's something for everyone. And, of course, traditional pastries like Berliner, donuts, or spritz cookies should not be missing. Whether it's melt-in-the-mouth chocolate or sweet cotton candy – the selection of sweets for Carnival is endless!
Carnival Around the Globe
In Germany, Carnival, with its parades, costume parties, and traditional German sweets like Berliner and Kamelle, is a highlight of the year. But Carnival sweets are not only popular in Germany but also in various countries in Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. In Brazil, the famous Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is celebrated with hot samba rhythms and colorful parades through the streets. Other Carnival hotspots include Italy, Spain, and Colombia.
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