There are the famous German Christmas markets… and then there are the towns that feel like you accidentally wandered into a storybook. ✨ These are the places most people skip—but they’re exactly where you find the real magic: half-timbered houses, cobblestone lanes, tiny markets, glowing windows, and the feeling that Christmas has been celebrated the same way for hundreds of years. From Rüdesheim’s wine-soaked charm to the Advent calendar house in Gengenbach, from Mosbach’s medieval market to th

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Christmas Crock Pot Candy *There’s something magical about those old-fashioned holiday treats that fill the kitchen with warmth long before they’re ever wrapped or shared. This slow-cooker candy has that same timeless charm—simple ingredients, hardly any effort, and a sweet little bite that feels just right for gifting, gatherings, or enjoying by the tree.* What You'll Need (2 lbs) white almond bark or vanilla candy coating, chopped (4 oz) German sweet chocolate bar, chopped (12 oz) semisweet ch