Pirker's Lebkuchen

Es ist ein "Muss" bei Pirker einen Lebkuchen mit nachhause zu nehmen

Waren gestern mit meiner Freundin meiner Schwiegertochter und meinem Enkel zu Besuch in Mariazell und wir wollten zum Ausklang unseres schönen Tages auf ein Stück Torte im Kaffee Grazerstrasse einkehren. Nach vorweisen der Negativ Test bzw. Impfpass und meines Antikörpertests hat uns die Bedienung mitgeteilt das mein Antikörpertest nicht gilt und ich eine Bestätigung vorlegen muss in welcher bestätigt wird das ich Corona hatte. Habe auch einen Selbsstest und mittels Ergebinsdokumentation des Landes Kärnten durchgeführt und ihr gezeigt. Ihre Aussage dazu " Leider steht da nicht das sie negativ sind " War das reine Schikane ???? Da steht nämlich wer diesen schon selbst durchgeführt hat : Prüfung gültig ! Eintrittstest gültig bis 31.05.2021. Vielleicht erreicht diese Rezession auch den Chef !! Bitte das Personal zu sensibilisieren. Denn nach meines Wissens ist beides gültig und ich habe auch noch nirgends ein Problem beim Zutritt gehabt!!

Woow, sooo gute Lebkuchen für den spitzen Preis. Echt zu empfehlen und Lecker ??

Najznámejšia pekáreň medovníkov v Rakúsku je v Mariazell - predajňa medovníkov medovnikárskej rodiny Pirker, v ktorej už viac ako 170 rokov pečú svetoznáme perníky podľa utajeného receptu, ktorý si odovzdávajú z pokolenia na pokolenie.

Szuper érdekes látogatás volt kedves, segítőkész emberekkel, talán az információ lehetne több, de a kóstoló és az üzlet mindent feledtet :)

Lebkuchen Pirker - Maria Zell Nettes Personal, sehr gutes Eis - Lebkuchenbecher ein Traum?

Isteni finomak a Pirker mézeskalácsok. Aki erre jár, ne hagyja ki ezt a boltot. Lehet "csemegézni" likőrökből, mézből és ajándék csomagokból is.

As I write, I am staring at my last package of Pirker gingerbread cookies. Devastated is too strong of a word, but none other comes to mind when I think about taking that last bite. Why do these delectable cookies with the completely unfamiliar name sadden me so you ask? Because they're from Vienna, Austria. And I'm in Rogers, Arkansas. My husband and I were on our honeymoon (expect a lot of foreign product reviews to come!) and went to Oktoberfest on our last 2 days. While there, we saw a lot of people wearing these gingerbread heart cookies around their necks. Kinda like how we would wear Smarties necklaces and bracelets when we were kids. Walking around the booths (which are exactly what you would imagine them to be) we saw a stall that had all of these heart cookie necklaces displayed (I attached pictures below). Seeing my curiosity, the woman walked from behind the counter and we started calling. She explained that the heart necklaces were a tradition. When younger, parents would buy them for their kids, and as those same kids got older, their purchasers also changed. In German, these cookies ranged from sweet "You're the best" that a child would get from their grandparents, to "You're hot" that those of the opposite sex would buy. Sometimes to get the girl's attention, like "You're sexy", other times to keep it, "I love you". As I explored the booth more, I saw that they had all types of gingerbread products and the woman told me that Pirker owned their own bees and the cookies were made using their own honey. Even though everything was pre-packaged, the cookies were unbelievably fresh. We bought a package (I attached a picture. It's not the prettiest picture, but they are the best cookies) and ate them on the walk home. We couldn't believe these cookies. They are amazing, delicious, and every other adjective you want to throw in there. Thick, chewy, soft, flavorful. Cookie perfection. We made plans to return the next day. I am so happy and so miserable that I discovered these cookies. Now that I'm in the States, I'm going to buy them and ship them from Europe. When you find something that is so good that you can't stop thinking about it, it prompts you to share it with others. And so here I am. Pirker, if you happen to read this, know that your cookies are life-changing. No, not like getting married or buying a house, but in the more simple, happier way. And what could be better than that?