Anise Cookies from Baden - Switzerland (Badener Chräbeli)

[@lizsairitupac6078]

Ohh God.. I found it.. I used to help to my swiss godmother to prepare these cookies for Christmas... wowwww all my memories are coming back 😍😍😍😍 Great Video.

[@cookswiss2024]

Thx 🙏 i am glad i could bring back these happy memories 🥰

[@sandyhossman7771]

So glad I found these anise cookies. My swiss grandmother use to make these when I was a small child. Going to make them this year for Christmas.

[@estherhezghian8770]

Love anise! Loved your video; this is the most well made video on cooking/baking that I've ever seen! Thank you for sharing.

[@cookswiss2024]

Esther Hezghian
Thank you very much!

[@pbr2805]

Great! I would have liked to see one cookie broken in half to see how crisp it is and it's texture.

[@cookswiss2024]

That’s a very good idea, im going to do that in my future videos :) 😊 thx

[@giuseppebennici8412]

Stupenti ❤❤❤

[@cookswiss2024]

Guets neues ;)

[@pbr2805]

You can also use this recipe for almond cookies. Just eliminate the anise.

[@Goodbrod]

Thank you for this video! How do you pronounce the name?

[@cookswiss2024]

Hey 👋
Not sure how i should explain this in writing ✍️😅 also this „ä“ vowel does not exist in English. I would say Anise Cookie 😃