Greeks savor paximadia year-round, yet they hold a distinct significance as a dessert served during gatherings after funerals and visitations at funeral homes. When paying condolences to someone in mourning, it's customary to bring a box of paximadia. Unlike diples and kourabiethes, which are linked with celebrations and joyful events, paximadia's less sweet flavor makes them fitting for somber occasions.
Greeks savour paximadia year-round, yet it holds a distinct significance as a dessert served during gatherings after funerals and visitations at funeral homes. When paying condolences to someone in mourning, it's customary to bring a box of paximadia. Unlike diples and kourabiethes, which are linked with celebrations and joyful events, paximadia's less sweet flavour makes it fitting for sombre occasions.
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