Food German food: sausage or cake?

[Drscottbland]

Back again with the hardhitting questions

 

[Tito Tim]

I love German sausages, but would not turn down schnitzel or sauerbraten (I make a pretty fair schnitzel). I hear people bad mouth German food... and never understood it!

 

[ret3p]

I answered, "What is German food". Mainly because I don't understand the question. Like Tito Tim, I also enjoy a good schnitzel. But what does all of this have to do with cake? I can't off the top of my head, think of any German cakes.

 

[Drscottbland]

I love German sausages, but would not turn down schnitzel or sauerbraten (I make a pretty fair schnitzel). I hear people bad mouth German food... and never understood it!

Usually near military bases but lots of towns have a mom/pop german restaurants. I can never pronounce the food or remember the names but I really love it

 

[Drscottbland]

I answered, "What is German food". Mainly because I don't understand the question. Like Tito Tim, I also enjoy a good schnitzel. But what does all of this have to do with cake? I can't off the top of my head, think of any German cakes.

IΓÇÖm not educated enough to remember the names of the cakes but there are a ton of traditional german cakes/pastries that always seem to be at the places I go to. If you really like desserts , an old school german restaurant is a win

 

[Tito Tim]

Mmmm... apple strudel... (not cake?)

 

[ret3p]

Mmmm... apple strudel... (not cake?)

Apfelstrudel is a cake in my book. Although it's not German but Austrian. Look at me using Google to seem smart.

 

[LFH]

Cake is great