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From Ukraine To Bratt: Christmas Cookie Exchange Brings Neighbors Together
December 18, 2022
Bratt resident Julie Jones hosted the 1st Annual Bratt Christmas Cookie Exchange Saturday.
She is from Ukraine and wanted to hold the event to meet more people from the Bratt area.
About a dozen people from Bratt braved a cold afternoon at the Travis Nelson Park in Bratt. They enjoyed hot cocoa, Christmas music and, of course, plenty of cookies.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “From Ukraine To Bratt: Christmas Cookie Exchange Brings Neighbors Together”
“What kind of cookies are on that poinsettiaplate”
They were labeled as “Горішoк”, which translates from Ukrainian to “Nuts” in English. From Google, looks like they are a variation of the traditional Russian “Oreshki” cookies — “a shortbread cookie and delicious dulce de leche buttercream.”
They are really, really good.
What kind of cookies are on that poinsettiaplate
Awesome story! Hope to see it happen again and would LOVE to come!
Oh my gosh Leslie you are so beautiful….ur little boy has gotten so big …