Sylter cake sale at the Christmas market is prohibited-the islanders are horrified!

Sylter cake sale at the Christmas market is prohibited-the islanders are horrified!

Hauptstraße 12, 25999 Kampen, Deutschland - The insulans on Sylt look back on a traditional Christmas season, but this year is overshadowed by a regrettable decision. In particular, the cancellation of the Christmas market at the Westerland comprehensive school ensures disappointment and resentment among the residents.

like moin.de , the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde has decided that the sale of homemade cakes and biscuits at the Christmas market violated an EU regulation from 2007. This regulation prohibits the sale of food from private households at large events for reasons of hygiene and due to a lack of evidence of ingredients and health certificates.

disappointment among the insulans

The decision has caused a lot of frustration in the Sylt community, especially on social networks, where many express their displeasure with the bureaucratic hurdles. Some insulans propose to give away the homemade treats instead and collect small donations. The operators of the Christmas market must now find a way to deal with this new regulation.

At the same time, the Advent weekend in the Kaamp-Hüs in Kampen found a festive expression. The Kampener Christmas market , which is bound to the second Advent weekend, offered a festive atmosphere with carefully selected exhibitors from 8 to December 10 that offered handmade products such as jewelry and decorations. Insulans and guests found a place to meet during the pre -Christmas period.

The Christmas market captivated with its culinary offer, including kale soup and punch, and offered heated outdoor areas for a cozy meeting. The atmospheric lighting and festive music accompanied the ambience, which for many has become a highlight of the Sylt pre -Christmas period.