Henrich Haeberlein Lebkuchen (Present) By @Cinabar

This awesome tin of Lebkuchen was a gift for Christmas. Lebkuchen is a traditional German baked treat that is spongy, but I still refer to it as a biscuit. It is typically enjoyed during the Christmas season. The biscuits are often made with a mixture of flour, honey, spices, and candied fruit. This fine tin is the cute shape of an old-fashioned truck, complete with moving wheels. If that wasn’t cool enough, there is a wind-up mechanism at the front that plays a tune. It is a super cute biscuit tin, and one that is definitely a keepsake for after Christmas.

 Inside the tin are three different types of Lebkuchen biscuits: milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and no chocolate. All three are lovely and soft, with light spicy notes. I dunk most biscuits, but not these because they are already soft. The chocolates are my favourites, but I'm honestly more than happy to munch on all three. I enjoy a bit of cinnamon, and these do the trick; they also scream Christmas to me, and go great with a hot chocolate on a cold evening. I really am going to miss all the wonderful spiced (specifically cinnamon spiced) goodies that are around this time of year, and I do need to stack up a bit before the season ends.