The Lebkuchen Schmidt Hexagonal Elisen Tin celebrates authentic Nuremberg Elisen Lebkuchen in one of Schmidt's most distinctive collectible tins. Finished in regal blue with elegant gold accents, this embossed hexagonal keepsake tin features illustrations of six historic towers from medieval Nuremberg, paying tribute to the city where Germany's most celebrated gingerbread has been crafted for centuries.

Inside you'll find eight Premium Elisen Lebkuchen in three classic varieties: four rich dark chocolate-coated Elisen, three traditional sugar-glazed Elisen, and one glazed Elisen topped with whole almonds. Together they showcase the exceptional quality, wonderfully moist texture, and rich flavour that have made Elisen Germany's finest gingerbread.

Product Details

• Collectible embossed hexagonal keepsake tin
• Features the six historic towers of medieval Nuremberg
• Filled with 8 Premium Elisen Lebkuchen
  • 4 chocolate-coated
  • 3 glazed
  • 1 glazed with whole almonds
• Authentic Nuremberg Elisen Lebkuchen
• Net Weight: 440 g
• Tin Size: 12.5 cm diameter × 17.5 cm high

Collectible Christmas tins are one of Germany's most cherished holiday traditions. Explore our Collectible Christmas Tins Filled with German Lebkuchen collection to discover beautifully illustrated keepsake tins from Lebkuchen Schmidt and other celebrated German bakeries. Long after the last Lebkuchen has been enjoyed, these festive tins continue to bring joy as storage for coffee, tea, baking ingredients, craft supplies, writing instruments, or as decorative cachepots for small plants.

About Lebkuchen Schmidt

Since 1927, Lebkuchen Schmidt has been crafting authentic Nuremberg Lebkuchen in the city where Germany's most famous gingerbread was born. Using time-honoured recipes, premium ingredients, and generations of baking expertise, Schmidt has become the world's best-known producer of traditional German Christmas specialties. Today, their beautifully packaged Lebkuchen, Stollen, and Christmas cookies continue to bring the flavours and traditions of Nuremberg to families around the world.