Discover the magic of the German Christmas Market, offering a delightful 100% gluten-free experience filled with festive treats and seasonal cheer.
Experience the Magic of the Holidays with Delicious Gluten-Free Treats!
The charming town of Sasbachwalden, located in the heart of the Black Forest in Germany, hosts a unique Christmas market that is 100% gluten-free. This picturesque location, characterized by its old timber buildings, offers a delightful experience for those looking to enjoy festive treats without the worry of gluten. The market operates only two weekends a year, making it a special event for both locals and visitors alike.
When planning a visit to the gluten-free Christmas market, it’s important to consider accessibility. This includes evaluating parking options, the presence of stairs or elevators, the terrain’s condition, how far one may need to walk, and the availability of benches and accessible facilities. Ensuring that everyone can enjoy the festivities is essential, particularly for those with limited mobility.
Indulge in a Festive Feast Without the Gluten Guilt!
In this video, we visit a Christmas market in Germany that is 100% gluten-free. Welcome back to the channel. Today, we’re in the beautiful town of Saspak Walden in the Black Forest in Germany, known for its beautiful vineyards and half-timber houses. And wow, it is gorgeous here. And it’s known.
For a glutenfree Christmas market. That’s right. 100% gluten-free and it smells great from here. I can smell yummy things. The market only runs two weekends a year, so make sure you check on their website to check on the dates so you don’t miss it. Let’s go check out what they have.
So excited. Well, I’m all for Christmas. All the happy smiles and the wishes. And I want it all from the lights. It’s my turn to eat a waffle on camera cuz Tower does it to me in Belgium all the time.
This place is like a celiac dream come true. This is bacon and onion kind of a dumpling with sauce. We don’t know what it’s called, but we did find someone else that speaks English here that came just for this market like.
Us. Bacon, onion. It’s really creamy inside. The outside is really creamy, too. It looks like it might be kind of potato and cornmeal. Oh, it sounds good. Looks nice and warm on a cold day. Yeah, it is a little cold here. Whatever we do, we will be all right. These holiday wonders will open your.
Mind. May all your wishes tonight come true. The love I live, the dream I know. This Christmas I only want to be close to you. Tella crepe. And yes, I said crepe. I’m Canadian and I’m English. I’m not saying crepe.
I have no idea how to eat this. You’re cold. Yeah. Try it. Stop in Berlin with butter. This market truly is a gluten-free paradise. There is lots of yummy foods there. Pretzels.
And just so many things. Cookies. My favorite was the Nutella crepe. Of course it was. It was all very good. Everyone was very helpful and polite. Everyone speaks some English. You’ll figure it out. It’s not a problem. It is for the most part accessible. There are two one little area with steps that you could use a wheelchair to get to. And.
There’s another area where there’s about a 2 in lip that you might have to get help over. But this main row, main section and the upper section are accessible. There is a hill, a small hill from the parking lot up to the market, but it’s really small and it’s maybe 20 meters. Yeah, at most.
Lots of parking. Um, come earlier in the day. Right now it is 1:30 and it’s really starting to get busy and kind of you can’t move. And even when we got here, parking was minimal. Yeah. So, yeah, definitely recommend this if you need gluten-free. It’s worth a trip to Germany for me. Anyways,.
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