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fasnacht
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Fasnacht refers to a fried doughnut traditionally eaten on Fat Tuesday in Pennsylvania Dutch communities, especially in areas like Lancaster County.
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fasnacht
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Not widely recognized, except in areas with strong Swiss or German immigrant communities, where it may be celebrated with similar festivities and pastries.
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fasnacht
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Fasnacht refers to a type of fried donut traditionally eaten in Pennsylvania Dutch communities, especially on Shrove Tuesday.
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fasnacht
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Generally not widely recognized or celebrated, except in areas with Swiss immigrant communities such as Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
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fastnacht
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Associated with the Pennsylvania Dutch community, who eat fastnachts (donuts) on Shrove Tuesday
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fastnacht day
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Observed with Pennsylvania Dutch traditions, including the making and eating of fastnachts, which are special square doughnuts
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fastnacht day
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Observed in areas with German heritage, marked by events like pancake races and eating of rich, fatty foods before Lent
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fastnacht day
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In Pennsylvania Dutch communities, Fastnacht day is celebrated by eating potato-based donuts known as 'fastnachts', which are believed to bring good luck and prosperity.
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fastnacht day
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In the United States, fastnacht day is a Pennsylvania Dutch tradition where people eat potato-based fastnachts, similar to doughnuts, on the day before Lent.
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