Christmas gingerbread house

Gingerbread houses originated in the German Green Story, where a brother and sister broke into a witch's candy house... The gradual gingerbread became the material of fairytale stories. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, German folk began to fashion a variety of styled gingerbread houses, and gradually became food for Christmas scenes, which was equivalent to our country's old cakes. Add ginger to cakes, cookies to add the flavor and have the function of cooling. For a long time, gingercake became a Christmas-related snack. Later on, there was a “gingercake market” in Europe, which offered different shapes for different seasons. There is also a legend in Britain that unmarried women eat gingercake, i.e. meet their ideal partner. On every big holiday, adults give their children ginger cakes of all shapes like heart, human form, or secretly put them in the socks they expect. Gradually, the gingerbread house became a wonderful New Year's gift around the world. In the past few years, many people have been living in the streets of the United States of America. Make a wish and the Gingerbread elf will help you make it happen。