First-Lady Bake-Off und die Lieblingsrezepte deutscher Politiker

from Copycats · host Julia Meyer-Brehm, Brit Noise

In dieser Folge liefern wir euch ein Crossover, das wahrscheinlich niemand auf seiner Bingokarte hat: Präsidentschaftskandidaten und Familienrezepte. Denn was schon Bill Clinton 2016 beim amerikanischen First-Lady Bake-Off gebracht hat, schafft auch Friedrich Merz im Kochbuch-Knüller "Was Politiker so anrichten ", nämlich Rezepte von der eigenen Ehefrau oder Mutter klauen. Außerdem sprechen Julia und Brit darüber, wie viel Potenzial in Laugengebäck steckt und warum sie gar keine Lust auf sexy TikTok-Köche haben.

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