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Wer Tante Mizzis Braten nicht kennt, hat etwas verpasst. Mit diesem Gewürz holst du dir den köstlichen Geschmack ganz einfach ins Haus.

Tante Mizzis Bratengewürz passt auch wunderbar zum Abrunden von Fleischsaucen und Schmorgerichten oder zum Verfeinern von deftigen Aufstrichen.

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Zwiebelstücke gelb bio. Knoblauch bio. Kümmel bio. Pfeffer schwarz bio. Koriander bio. Tante Mizzi never forgot to state what she wished for.

Whenever her time would come, she wished she would also peacefully die in her sleep. And that is what finally happened.

How could I not be happy for her? At this time I did not know what I know now but because of all that I now can tell what rings true to me.

Firstly, wishes to the universe are heard. So, after many years and a few extended psychotherapies, I had this wonderful idea.

I decided to write a book about Tante Mizzi. I wanted to look for all the things that were beautiful and good in my childhood and not into all the pain and bad stuff as I did in therapy although therapy was so helpful every time.

I thought and thought about how I could do that. How could one characterize somebody as unique as Tante Mizzi?

I came to the conclusion that the only label that fit her personality was that of a human angel. Tante Mizzi was a lightworker. Tante Mizzi was an angel all of her life.

She literally could not be mad or angry. When Tante Mizzi had to go to hospital once, she said, oh, this Doktor is Franzi, I always babysat him when he was little.

And there are some other people like that in my home town. Tante Mizzi was never married and did not have children so this way she took care of many children.

She worked at the post office for all of her life. Nothing special, one might think. There was nothing special on the outside.

In the street, she would walk dressed in a beige coat and wearing a purse, brown shoes and a hat if it was windy. She told me that when she was a young woman, women never left the house without a hat and gloves on.

Anything else was not decent. That was around I have written part of my book and I tell whatever I experienced with Tante Mizzi just as it was.

And I am writing from the point of view that I had then, so whether I was six or ten or fifteen or older. I will go back to my manuscript soon.

I give it a lot of time because I enjoy having all the good memories with her and my grandma and other members of my family pop up from time to time.

Being from Austria, I can remember all the sweet desserts and cakes in the different coffeehouses of my home town where Tante Mizzi took me.