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Yummie de ser goe ud😍

Har bagt dine dejlige brunkager i flere år - de er bare så gode - perfekt video 👍

Dejlig video og behageligt klaverspil - mange tak.

Jeg syntes der er mere end 1 spsk vand i potasken??.

Fantastisk din opskrift

Παρακαλώ βάλε τη συνταγή κάτω από το βίντεο 🇬🇷💙💙❤️

Interresant, men hvor er det at rotten kommer ind i billedet.

Kunne godt have skrevet hvad størrelse formen skulle have... Har lige bagt den men den skulle have NOGET MERE end de 35 minutter for at blive ordentligt bagt indeni 🤔

Tror at det bliver denne her opskrift jeg prøver. Tak! :D Jeg vil gerne give mig i kast med at lave norske klejner i morgen(Juleaftens dag)

fucking nice opskrift

Hej søren jeg vil bare lige sige jeg elsker dine videoer vil du ik være med i en minecraft video med mig pls

Uanset hvad mad man laver, , skal det ikke foregå med diverse smykker og andet på fingre og hånd, ur m.m. selv om man har vasket hænder, findes der masse af bakterier. Fy faen

tak for det! så fik lillemor også snegl i dag

jeg savner dig søren

Idiote

du er ikke god

Here's an explanation for English speaking viewers. Jelling is a little town in Denmark, but of great historical importance. It is considered the birthplace of the Kingdom of Denmark, due to the role of Jelling in the 10th century. The Jelling monuments are a UNESCO World Heritage site. Two kings are associated with Jelling: Gorm the Old (died c. 958) and his son Harald Bluetooth (c. 958-987). Harald converted to Christianity around 960. Here's what we see: 0:00: Church of Jelling. The nave (main part) is from around 1100, the choir is slightly older, other parts are younger. 0:16: The two rune stones. The little one was erected by Gorm in honour of his late Queen. The big one was erected by Harald, boasting of his successes and of having converted the Danes to Christianity. 0:34: The Southern Mound. This looks visually like a burial mound, but isn't. No one is buried there. 0:41: Interior of the church. Notice King Gorm's grave (at 0:54), marked with a silver element in the floor. 1:30: Exterior of the church. Notice the 11th century choir (at 1:37), which is one of the oldest preserved buildings in Denmark. 1:41: The Northern Mound. A burial chamber was found inside in 1820, but the contents - including the bones - were long gone. It has been dated 958 or 959. Grave robbery has been proposed as an explanation for the empty chamber, but that doesn't explain the missing bones. Grave robbers don't steal bones. 1:52: Reconstructed giant pagan ship setting with the Northern Mound as its center. 2:18: Reconstructed palisade, dated c. 968. 2:33: Elements of the reconstructed ship setting. The raised elements represent stones, that have actually been found, the level elements are inferred. 2:38: The Northern Mound, viewed from the North. King Gorm is believed to have originally been buried in the burial chamber in the Northern Mound in accordance with pagan traditions. He is believed to have been moved to his current burial site by his son, King Harald, after Harald had converted to Christianity. The bones beneath the floor of the church show signs of having been moved from somewhere else - a couple of bones are even missing entirely. The first church building was a wooden church, the first stone built church is from the 11th century. The current choir is a remnant of this earliest stone structure. If you like this stuff, come and visit if you get the opportunity!

I stedet for noget ligegyldigt ville jeg ønske at videoen var kommenteret hele vejen i gennem. Så havde jeg gerne set den færdig. Vi mangler gode opskrifter på gærklejner 😀

Hvad er hævetiderne mon?

Det er mand mad PS du er sej😎😎

fint😍

Tak for en fin video :) Jeg har i 3 år lavet dem - men de smuldrer for mig hvergang de skal skæres ud. De har hvilet et døgn ved stuetemperatur. Hjæælp.

Jeg elsker musikken hvad hedder den??

SÅ sød! Og en dejlig tekst, Dicte har skrevet!! 😊😊

Skal der marcipan i

Sikke en sød hun😊

Tack så mycket /Sverige

Det ser rigtig lækkert ud, men opskriften, hvor er den?

Det ser godt ud! jeg glemte at smelte honningen.. og nu har jeg lavet to pølser (af halv opskrift).. mon de stadig kan bruges? Forstår heller ikke hvordan det kan blive pølser, hvis dejen skal se lind ud som din?

fint

kan du ikke lave nogen til mig :P :P