Printen is a type of spiced gingerbread cookie that originated in Aachen, Germany. They are typically made with a blend of spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg, anise, and ginger, as well as flour, sugar, eggs, and butter. Printen has a hard texture and is often coated in chocolate or sugar glaze.
Printen is a regional specialty from Aachen, Germany, but they have gained popularity in other parts of Germany as well as in neighboring countries such as Belgium and the Netherlands. While they are not as widely known as some other German baked goods such as pretzels or stollen, Printen still has a devoted following and is often associated with the holiday season. The market for Printen is primarily in Europe, but there is some demand for them in other parts of the world as well.
The major players in the Market for Printen are as follows:
1. Lambertz
2. Weiss
3. Zimtstern.
Printen is typically made by small, artisanal bakeries using traditional recipes and techniques. However, some larger companies produce Printen on a commercial scale. The production process involves mixing the dough, adding the spices, shaping the cookies, and baking them in a high-temperature oven. The cookies are then coated in chocolate or sugar glaze, packaged, and sold in stores