Americunt here going to Europe in a month for a tour with an orchestra. In 10 days, were from from Frankfurt -> Prague -> Vienna -> and back to Frankfurt to fly back.
Any recommendations for stuff I should try while in Germany/Czech Republic/Austria? I honestly don't know much about their normal cuisine, and pic related is kind of what I think of.
Damn i guess that sausage autist was right
Go for a currywurst in Germany (Berlin) if you need a quick meal, but don't have one in favour of a more interesting or traditional meal.
Culinary graduate recommendation from chef's training academy summer tasting wish list:
Pferdwurst horse sausage - traditional germam street food sold everywhere
Czech ice cream with salted pearl of oyster
Sea been roulade
Mustard coulis
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Wow. I'm terrible at GD, but after 100 hours in paint I just finished my first attempt at making a Veeky Forums banner and didn't fuck up nearly as bad as you.
>prague
Smažený sýr.
Try it. You'll like it.
Similar food is also eaten in some parts of Italy. What is it? Pic related: a cheese cutlet sandwich.
Thanks user, I'll try and keep a list of my phone of some of this stuff and see if I can find it.
I'm sure I would; I'm not a hugely picky eater. It sounds good anyways. Thanks, user.
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Pferdwurst? That's no regular german street food.
Try Currywurst. Or Döner. That's fucking street food.
OP if you're still dont know what you want to try, look into Sauerbraten, Wiener Schnitzel (not Schnitzel Wiener Art, which is pork), Rouladen.
I'm making a list, so the more the better.
Not sure what this is, but it looks fucking good.
>not sure what it is
Currywurst with chips, mayo and ketchup.
As with any travel, ask the locals. When in Rome etc.
When you're in Vienna, get a käsekreiner and some sachertorte!
Some local specialties worth trying in Frankfurt:
Rindswurst (beef sausage) by Gref-Völsings. Served at a number of restaurants in the city, but you can also buy some directly from them.
Currywurst at Best Worscht in Town. Multiple locations throughout Frankfurt: bestworschtintown.de
Frankfurt Green Sauce. Pic related. Traditionally eaten in May, but many restaurants keep it on the menu throughout the summer.
Frankfurter Kranz. Any Cafe or patisserie in town should have some: en.wikipedia.org
Handkäse. Very much an acquired taste. Best paired with local Apple cider: en.wikipedia.org
Apfelwein. Local apple cider and perhaps the one thing Frankfurt is best known for throughout Germany. Try to have it at one of the traditional ciderhouses in the Sachsenhausen district.
>trying to pass slovene food as austrian
shameful
Cool, thanks. the Sachertorte looks incredible.
Also, currywurst has been recommended enough that I suppose I have to look for some.
I tried currywurst in Berlin once, it was pretty unremarkable. Pretty much just like a bratwurst covered in ketchup with curry powder mixed in.
That's why I recommended Best Worscht in Town. They offer nine different sauces and eight degrees of spiciness ranging from 0 to over a million Scoville units.
That sounds like it would be a lot better.
Goulash and pickled Czech cheese (with bread)
Oops forgot my picture
haxen tbqh
Can't believe no one has suggested svíčková yet. It's a typical Czech dish. Try it, it's awesome.
Keep in mind that Döner is mostly called "Drehspießfleisch" or something similar because of the tight regulations about what is allowed to be called a Döner.
Black forest cake
because it looks like shit.
Vienna: Schnitzel (duh), Blunzengröstl and Millirahmstrudel.
IT`S SCHWARZWÄLDER KIRSCHTORTE YOU SCHWEINHUND(translated to english it means pigdog and nobody in germany uses this as insult its not even a word, but I like how english men think its an inslut)
btw op try german bread, go to a bakery and order some its awesome, also go to a local butcher and buy some baloney(fleischwurst) you gonna love it.
It looks disgusting to be honest
Czechs are pretty fucking terrible at serving the food. Blame the communists.
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while in Vienna go to a Würstelstand and get yourself some bratwurst/bosna/käsekrainer.
There are some good ones along the subway line #6.
There is Leo's Würstelstand at the station Nussdorferstrasse.
There is also another good one at the station Währingerstrasse/Volksoper that has some amazing Käsekrainer (cheese-infused sausage)
Kill yourself
as a classical musician, I assume you are an alcoholic OP. enjoy your visits to euro mcdonalds. spice things up with a few kebabs.
>Austria
Cake desu. But it really depends on which part you go to. Probably vienna? Yea, there are some famous coffee shops with great cake.
What? Not sure if you're trolling but everywhere i've been to it's called Döner.
Can't argue with that. It still tastes great tho
Man I never eat bread in my country but when I go to germany to visit my gf's family I eat at least one Breze every day. The fuckers are delicious plain, with spread butter, with sour cream or whatever shit you put on them. I've even seen Pizza Breze.
>Pferdwurst horse sausage - traditional germam street food sold everywhere
I am German born and have lived here for close to 42 years, and I have neverr in my whole life seen a horse sausage sold. Not on markets, not in a butcher's shop and most certainly not as "street food."
You should actually try a euro mcdonalds, only because the difference in quality is so extreme compared to the states.
Where in Germany will you be staying? If you are in Bavaria, especially Munich, you ought to try a traditional "Weisswurstfrühstück" - breakfast with the white, Munich style veal sausage, with a Brezn and sweet mustard.
Is it worse or better than in the US?
I think he's trolling you. When I was in US I didn't notice much of a difference anyway.
they have special pretending-to-be-local-style burgers every now and then.
Just don't go during rush hours.
Since you're going to Vienna you might want to give it a try. There's a McD almost everywhere
Merican here
Never went to McDs when I was in Europe, but I did when I was in Japan. They had some asian style big mac that was really good for McDs, I looked for years to replicate it but never was successful. I dont even remember what it was called anymore.
But hes right. Lots of places only have "meat döner-style" on their menus. Just everyday german laws