Aumuehle, Germany — Wurst.
Wurst is probably the food that comes to mind when thinking of Germany, and I have to say that I have enjoyed it a lot. This photo below is from an Easter fire event, and it was cooked on a grill by the local firemen.
Flammkuchen
Flammkuchen is a dish similar to pizza that originates from France. It is a thin, crispy crust with white sauce and the typical toppings are bacon and onions.
Nordseekrabben
These are teeny tiny creatures that look like shrimp, and they are only found in the North Sea. I ate them on a sandwich early in the morning at the famous Fischmarkt in Hamburg.
Schmalzkuchen
This is a tasty street food found at markets or, in this case, at the Dom, which is a huge fair in the center of Hamburg. You get a bag of little deep fried morsels of dough covered in powdered sugar.
Schmalzkuchen from the Fischmarkt.
Latte Macchiato
The latte macchiato is a popular coffee drink that can be found almost anywhere. It is often enjoyed with cake.
Eis
Eis simply refers to ice cream, but I have found that Germany does not mess around when it comes to desserts.
Though you can definitely order a modest cone or cup, it is not uncommon to see people of all ages enjoying wonderful ice cream creations such as this one.
This is an ongoing series of journal entries, wherein I will explain and document my preparation for travel and travel through Italy, Germany and England from March to May 2015. You can read every journal entry on The Orange Traveler.
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