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Kogel mogel is a traditional egg-based dessert made from egg yolks, sugar, and flavorings. It’s usually served chilled or at room temperature, and when warm, it’s often used as a home remedy for sore throats.
A protective utterance spoken after making a statement, meant to ward off bad luck, often paired with knocking on wood. The sound mimics spitting, which in folk belief was thought to drive away demons or negative influences.
