The Franco-German Christmas market, organized by the association of Friends of Ansbach, the twin city of Anglet, has opened under a take-away formula, since Thursday, December 10, 2020, place des Cinq cantons.
It must continue until Sunday, December 13. But the volunteers of the Friends of Ansbach found themselves facing a real headache, in this period of Covid 19.
“We placed orders, without knowing if it could take place”, explains Jean-Louis Desarnaud, husband of Christiane, president of the Friends of Ansbach. 180 liters of mulled wine, 130 kilos of sausage and 30 kilos of sauerkraut were received, accompanied by gingerbread, and Christ Ollen, Christmas cakes and many other sweets.
Raid on sauerkraut
This Friday, December 11, 2020, if there are cakes and gingerbread left, there was however a raid on the first.
“There is no sauerkraut left since Thursday and this Friday at noon, there were only about thirty packages of sausage left, regrets Jean-Louis. We were in an uncomfortable position, without knowing if the market would take place. We succeeded. to ensure it with five members of the association. “
This crisis market has nevertheless managed to go further than that of the twin city of Ansbach, closed due to the new draconian measures in force in Bavaria. And he will have shown that the Angloys have shown a genuine interest in sausages and other products from the twin city. Without sauerkraut, it remains open until Sunday, December 13, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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