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    This document provides information about German food and festivals. It lists common German foods eaten throughout the country such as currywurst, bratwurst, and sauerkraut. It also lists some regional specialties like Weißwurst-Frühstück from Bavaria and Spätzle from Baden-Württemberg. The document discusses some major German festivals including annual fairs held in small towns, Oktoberfest which attracts over 6 million visitors each year, and Karneval. It provides some details about Oktoberfest, describing its origins and annual beer consumption. Sources for the information are also listed.

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    This document provides information about German food and festivals. It lists common German foods eaten throughout the country such as currywurst, bratwurst, and sauerkraut. It also lists some regional specialties like Weißwurst-Frühstück from Bavaria and Spätzle from Baden-Württemberg. The document discusses some major German festivals including annual fairs held in small towns, Oktoberfest which attracts over 6 million visitors each year, and Karneval. It provides some details about Oktoberfest, describing its origins and annual beer consumption. Sources for the information are also listed.

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    Landeskunde

    Deutschland

    Civilizaţie
    germană

    Susanne Lorenz
    lorenz@daad.ro
    Feste + Essen & Trinken
    festivals + eating & drinking

    Susanne Lorenz
    lorenz@daad.ro

    Food

    What kind of German food do you know?



    Food



    Überregional (all over Germany):
    •  Currywurst
    •  Bratwurst
    •  Sauerkraut
    •  Leberkäse



    Regional specialities (a few examples)
    •  Bayern: Weißwurst-Frühstück
    •  Baden-Württemberg: Spätzle
    •  Rheinland-Pfalz: Himmel un Ääd
    •  Norddeutschland: Labskaus
    •  Hessen: Grüne Sauce
    •  Sachsen: Christstollen
    Regional specialities (a few examples)
    •  Bayern: Weißwurst-Frühstück
    •  Baden-Württemberg: Spätzle
    •  Rheinland-Pfalz: Himmel un Ääd
    •  Norddeutschland: Labskaus
    •  Hessen: Grüne Sauce
    •  Sachsen: Christstollen
    Growing wine in Germany
    Feste
    •  Annual fairs (Jahrmärkte) in small towns and villages
    •  Oktoberfest
    •  Karneval (Fasching, Fastnacht, Fassenacht)
    •  Other (smaller scale) wine and beer festivals
    Feste
    •  Annual fairs (Jahrmärkte) in small towns and villages
    !  Kirmes, Kerb, Dult, Heimatfest, ...
    !  Fun rides, games, food and drink, lotteries
    !  Local get-together
    Feste
    •  Oktoberfest (locally called „Wiesn“)
    !  2017 (184th edition): 6,2 million visitors
    !  1810: first „Wiesn“ started as a horse race
    !  1980: neo-nazi terror attack with 13 dead and 211
    injured

    !  1 Maß Bier = 1 litre beer


    (2017: 7,5 million Maß beer were consumed)



    Quellen Sources

    www.essen-und-trinken.de
    https://www.klett.de/

    Neue Mendener Zeitung
    www.br.de/wiesn

    http://www.unesco.de/kultur/welterbe/welterbestaetten/welterbe-
    deutschland.html

    Bayern Tourismus
    https://www.bayern.by

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