The damp weather spells immediate devastation for gingerbread houses. The problem is the mild winter," spokesman at Sweden's leading gingerbread wholesaler Anna's, Åke Mattsson, told Swedish news agency TT.
December 13, 2006
Gingerbread can’t take the rain
The latest victims of global warming are the gingerbread houses. Yes, gingerbread houses. A Swedish and Nordic tradition around Christmas, but the mild weather and the rain have made the houses moist and instead of standing tall and beautiful they collapse.
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