My adventures in Germany continue! (Just kidding, I’ve been trying all sorts of great food here!)
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Wo bist du in Deutschland!??
“Where in Germany are you?”
Or… every meal could be a surprise!
I’ll take a Rouladen, thanks! Every day is Christmas for your mouth. Some times the surprise is good, sometimes it disappointing, but there will always be anticipation to see what arrives on your plate. 🙂
aaaaaaaaand I just saw the comment under the comic, looks like you are having the Christmas of mouths.
Prost!
You should come to Vienna for proper Wiener* Schnitzel. 🙂
If you’re in Bavaria try Weisswurst (“white sausage”), if you’re in Berlin try Currywurst. And generally maybe Döner Kebab.
* Wiener means Viennese (Wien = Vienna)
Wienerschnitzel is, um, Austrian (Wien = Vienna).
To keep it German, ask for “Schnitzel a la Holstein.” It’s sehr yummy.
🙂
When I lived in Mainz, I would occasionally treat myself to “Schnitzel mit Berner rösti.” Sehr lecker!
But… but… Berner Rösti are Swiss! 😛
And while you’re at it – try “Berner Würstel”.
Wiener sausages filled with cheese and wrapped in bacon.
I went to Vienna once, but I never found the place where they stuff those little sausages into the can. 😛
And remember: A man with a handlebar mustache in a Deli generally takes a turn for the Würst.
Well, you’ll never find Wieners in Vienna – around here they’re called Frankfurter… 😛
I visited Munich in 1992 with friends. We found a little restaurant on our first night. We spoke little German, and our waitress spoke almost no English. One of my friends asked her to explain a word on the menu: hausfrauenart. She thought for a moment, then smiled and said “Like your Mother makes!” My friend’s response: “Oh god, I hope not!”
I once ordered the longest unpronounceable item on a menu I went back to Wienerschnitzel diet.