What is a “Mutschel”?
Mutschel is a Swabian pastry that is often shaped into elaborate forms. Also known as "Mitschele" or "Mütschele", the pastry can be traced back to the late Middle Ages, making it a true antique among baked goods. As the Mutschel is made from white flour, which used to be valuable, it was a real festive pastry for a long time. Today, you can find them all year round at traditional Swabian bakeries.
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