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Kolac

Kolac refers to small cake made of white flour with an indentation on the surface for a filling of poppy seeds, plum jam, or sweetened farmer cheese ; a round flat yeast bun with a dimpled hollow that is filled with jams, usually Povidla. Kolac is the singular form of Kolace/Koláce, a popular sweet from Czech Republic.

Kolace/Koláce

Kolace/Koláce refer to a round flat yeast buns with a dimpled hollow that is filled with jams, usually Povidla. Kolace is one of the popular sweets from Czech Republic. Likewise, Kolace are small cakes made of white flour with an indentation on the surface for a filling of poppy seeds, plum jam, or sweetened farmer cheese Kolac is the singular form of Kolace.

Kolach

Kolach refers to Ukraine's Christmas bread made with sour cream and honey, is dipped in salt and honey and given to each member of the household during the traditional Christmas meal.

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Kolachky

Kolachky refers to Croatian filled butter cookies

Kolja

Kolja is the Swedish word for haddock, a kind of fish

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Komedor

Komedor is a Filipino word for dining room

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Kona

Kona refers to Maori's weaved baskets which is traditionally used to hold food

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Kondate

Kondate is the Japanese word for menu

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Konditorei

Konditorei is the German word for "pastry shop".

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Konditoreien

Konditoreien is Namibia's term for "cake shops". These cake shops sell German-inspired or German-influnced cakes and pastries, such as: (1) Apfelstrudel (Apple Strudel- a famous cake also in Germany with the same name);. (2) Sachertorte, a rich chocolate cake that is layered with apricot jam, also found in German Konditorei;. (3) Schwartzwälder Kirchtorte or Black Forest Cake; and other delicious cakes and pastries. I wonder what are my favorite German cakes I can find in Namibia in case I have a chance to visit the country. Maybe I will put Namibia in my wish list of places to visit one day with my German husband. Cakes and pastries available in these "Konditoreien" only show how much the German colonizers has influence the cuisine of Namibia.

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