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 * GERMAN FOODS AND RECIPES**

Germans, they like to eat and I bet so do you so lets learn about it.Germans say their food is the best out of every culture but that's their opionion. Germans, they like meat, they like drinks they like fast food, and they also like their tradition food. They like that the best because it's good old fashion food. So keep reading and learn bout **German Food and Recipes.**

Germans are big meat eaters, sausage is the most preferred out of 1,500 varieties.German kids like fast food but they also eat more traditional food such as sausages,noddles, and potatoes. Germans keep their hands above the table and their wrists resting on it; I bet that's really really hard to do that. Germans consider leaving food on the plate is wasteful; I would to but you know that's my opionion. Germans rather prefer drinks without ice. They also don't have drinking fountains in Germany. Germans say that their food is still undiscovered; but I think they just want to hide it from us why they would be the special culture in the world. From the North Sea to the Alps you will be able to taste well over 5000 different kinds of beer on tap, made by no fewer than 1200 breweries. Bread is also an important part of the German diet. While some German kids eat cereal for breakfast, they will have bread and butter with jam, honey or chocolate spread with it; um sounds tasty. The Germans main meal will be eating when the children come home from school. Germans ususally shop several times a week for fresh food. Like Germans always say German meals and drinks hold the body and soul together. So don't forget what you learned today and know that's this is the knowledge of **German Foods and Recipes**. Which includes different kinds of meats and drinks without any ice and know that it is tasty. And remember Germans always says our meals and drinks hold the body and soul together.

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 * Germans are big meat eaters: sausage is the most popular form and is available in more than 1,500 varieties.
 * Germans eat in the continental style, with the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right. They keep their hands above the table, with wrists resting on the edge.
 * When potatoes and fish are served, Germans do not cut them with a knife because this indicates to the cook that they are not fully cooked.
 * Leaving food on the plate is considered wasteful.
 * Germans prefer drinks without ice.
 * , Germany does not have drinking fountains.
 * When friends eat out together, it is acceptable for each one to pay for his or her own meal.

Most Germans prefer beer, wine, or mineral water with their meals; they rarely drink tap water.

Main Dish //Gegrillte// Bratwurst Grilled Bratwurst Note:Bratwursts are often sold on German street corners. Ingredients: 6 bratwursts 12 ounces or 1 can beer 1 medium-sized onion, chopped 6 peppercorns 4 cloves 6 hard rolls Directions:
 * 1) Place the bratwursts, beer, onion, peppercorns, and cloves in a 3-quart saucepan.
 * 2) Simmer for 20 minutes. Drain. Grill the bratwursts 2 to 5 inches from the charcoal for about 10 minutes, or until browned.
 * 3) Sprinkle with water to form a crisp skin. Serve in hard rolls with potent mustard.

Dessert


 * German food isn't really famous, apart from maybe Sauerkraut & Sausages,.
 * German food is still very much undiscovered.

Germany has an abundance of German Restaurants all using high quality German produce and ingredients for a food loving nation and people who very much enjoy socialising and eating out with friends and families.


 * In Germany, from the North Sea to the Alps you will be able to taste well over 5000 different kinds of beer on tap, made by no fewer than 1200 breweries.
 * Or what would Germany be without its famous sausages, eaten with plenty of mustard, prepared in plain hot water, boiled with spices, raw or fried as bratwurst?
 * For breakfast or at snack time, one of 300 healthy kinds of bread, rolls and fine pastries
 * You can also drink natural mineral water, again and again, it bubbles here from 550 natural sources.
 * The true connoisseur praises German wine, some dry and some sweeter, but always smooth and filigree like nowhere else in the world.

Throughout Germany you will not only experience a huge variety of different wines and beer but whenever you go you will be able to discover some amazing culinary surprises either old and traditional or modern and sophisticated.

When it comes to German food there are simply to many headlines to gain an international reputation but food critics behold: German food is still very much undiscovered.

Germany has an abundance of German Restaurants all using high quality German produce and ingredients for a food loving nation and people who very much enjoy socialising and eating out with friends and families.


 * In Germany, from the North Sea to the Alps you will be able to taste well over 5000 different kinds of beer on tap, made by no fewer than 1200 breweries.

The true connoisseur praises German wine, some dry and some sweeter, but always smooth and filigree like nowhere else in the world. Undoubtedly, before a drop of wine moistens the tongue, the eye already delights in the pleasures of the festive table. And of course a schnapps shouldn't be be missed before or after a good meal. You will see.... [|germany-tourism]
 * For breakfast or at snack time, one of 300 healthy kinds of bread, rolls and fine pastries
 * You can also drink natural mineral water, again and again, it bubbles here from 550 natural sources.
 * German meals and drinks hold the body and soul together

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 * There are very few drinking fountains in Germany because most people prefer sparkling water to tap water.


 * German kids like American fast food, but they also eat more traditional German foods such as sausage, noodles, and potatoes. Bread is also an important part of the German diet. Bakeries offer a wide variety of different breads, rolls, pastries, and pretzels. While some German children eat cereal for breakfast, it’s more common to have bread and butter with jam, honey, or chocoate spread. Along with their breakfast, kids like to have a glass of cold chocolate milk. The main meal is usually eaten after the kids come home from school, depending on the parents’ work schedules. Many Germans shop for groceries several times a week because they prefer to have very fresh food for cooking. Ethnic food (especially Italian, Greek, Chinese, and Turkish) and fast food are popular in Germany. ||
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