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| Kourabiedes or Kourabiethes (Greek: úÿÃâ¦ÃÂñüÃâ¬Ã¹ÃÂôõÃâ) resemble a light shortbread, typically made with almonds. Kourabiedes are sometimes made with brandy, usually Metaxa, for flavouring, though vanilla, mastika or rose water are also popular. In some regions of Greece, Christmas kourabiedes are adorned with a single whole spice clove embedded in each biscuit |
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