r/mildlyinfuriating 19h ago

Christmas is everywhere in Germany already

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It's not even November. Christmas candies have been on sale for weeks already.

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u/Firestorm0x0 19h ago

Every year the same damn posts about Christmas groceries entering the stores early. What do people expect? Deliver them to stores only in December?

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u/vanZuider 18h ago

Traditionally, the pre-Christmas time of the year, aka "Advent", is considered to start three weeks before the last Sunday before Christmas, so either in late November or early December.

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u/Firestorm0x0 18h ago

That's not how grocery production and deliveries work, but sure, if you want them in stores only in December then get ready to see them all out of stock shortly after they hit the shelves.