I am happy you enjoy watching my videos and like the cosy vibes. 🥰 thank you for your lovely comment!

Thank you for your lovely comment! I am happy you can relate to my videos and the Munich lifestyle :)

Hey there ☺️ your comment made me smile because I didn’t follow any recipe and pretty much eyeballed all the measurements but it’s quite easy. Just blend a few dates, 1/4 cup peanut butter, 1 scoop protein powder (I used vanilla), 1/4 cup oats, 1 tablespoon of cacao powder and pinch of salt until you reach the consistency you saw in the video. If too thick, add a splash of milk. Then just form little balls or squares as I did. No baking involved. I will try make them again and write down measurements but I hope this will do for now 🥰 let me know if you try them out! They are the perfect high-protein sweet treat and so easy to make!

@@lamindfullife Thank You 🫶🏼

Yes, their sandwiches are so good and you can feel they are made with high-quality vegan cheeze. I have heard they will move, yes! And of course I will go take a look, especially because I haven't tried their cakes yet so I have a good excuse :)

Thank you so much for your sweet comment! It's a beautiful city and I would love to be back one day :)

What, really? Porridge it's such a favorite for me, especially when the weather starts to be crispy again. I will have to try it soon at this cafe. Added to my list! Thank you for sharing your recommendation, it's very much appreciated :)

That’s a good one 😅 and thank you for leaving a comment! I guess being Italian I’m quite used to caffeine but generally I try to stick to one caffeinated drink per day. If I take more, then they are usually decaf. On weekends it depends, so on that day I had a regular coffee and a matcha, which I reckon is still okay for my body, as I didn’t have anxiety afterwords - thankfully 😄

Hey, thank you for your lovely comment and recommendation! I’ve never heard of this cafe but it’s on my list now, so I will surely check it out. 🥰

@@lamindfullife It is run by some young twin brothers who are trained pastry chefs. Lovely boutique coffee shop , and their Zimtknoten are the best

Oh wow, it sounds delicious! I am always on the hunt for new cafe findings, especially from locals. ☺️

@Kipitreel Love this question! After finishing university, I wanted to gain international experience, so I started looking for entry-level jobs in Europe and found an internship in Munich. Fun fact: it was in sales, which wasn't the right fit for me, haha. However, since I had minored in marketing during my Master's and had always been fascinated by the subject, I was able to switch to a marketing role within the same company-that's how my career in marketing began. There was a lot of learning and self-study involved, especially due to the different tools used in digital marketing. My advice would be (if you already have some marketing experience) to start applying to job offers on LinkedIn, Xing, Glassdoor, or StepStone-and don't be shy! Just apply and be bold. Ultimately, you'll find a good job if you speak fluent English (German is a plus, but not strictly necessary). If you don’t have experience in digital marketing yet, I’d recommend looking for an internship where you can start learning while doing some self-study on the side. The great thing is that internships in Germany are paid, so you can move there with a degree of financial independence. I hope this helps, and best of luck with your job search! ☺️

Thank you so much! 🥰

Thank you for your comment! I loved reading your question and I found it so interesting. I was actually using the two words as synonyms but after reading your commend I made some research and figured out that they are not quite the same thing. While an immigrant is someone who moves to a country to settle down indefinitely, an expat is who lives abroad for a limited period of time for then moving back to the home country. So after learning about that, I still identify myself as expat because (at least for now) I don’t plan to settle down in Munich on the long run. What about you? Do you also live abroad? If yes, what was your experience? I would love to hear more about people with similar backgrounds! :)

Ouh, thank you so much! That is so sweet! :) I have always been curious about trying food different from Italian traditions and smoked tofu has been a game-changer. I highly recommend trying it, especially if you like smoked cheese, because it reminds of that a lot!

Hey :) thank you so much! You have to go to Copenhagen if you have never been there. It was an absolute blast! Your comment on my accent made me smile because I feel there is this societal pressure when you speak English that your accent should be perfect and I used to be embarrassed of my thick Italian accent. Now, I actually don’t mind it because I learned to accept it as part of my identity. So I embrace it - it’s not perfect but it’s surely very authentic hehe

Thank you for your comment :)

I am happy you enjoyed it!

Oh, that’s so nice of you! Thank you for your supporting words, they mean a lot! Slow and mindful traveling is a big passion and I love to share cosy unfiltered vlogs. Happy it came across! 🥰

Hey :) send me a dm on Instagram @lamindfullife and let’s chat! :)

Hey :) thank you so much for your lovely words! I am happy the video resonated with you and you could find it interesting. I am planning to share more videos about life in Germany and mindful living, so I am excited to have you following along! :)

Hey :) you are so kind! I feel you 100% understood and welcomed the message I wanted to convey! I have been trying to approach my traveling and life in general with a more relaxed attitude, which helps me live in the present moment. Thank you for bringing such positive energy over here! :)