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Forgot the number one fast food of Germany... the Döner

its triggering me when he calls a berliner donut

Wait. So you came to Germany and didn't eat a Döner? That's a sin!!!

The funny thing is everyone in Germany calls these Donuts "Berliner" except in Berlin they are called "Pfannkuchen".

Love Berlin and the people there. Did you know that before 1914 German food and restaurants where the most popular eats in London and most of England. We share a lot of common dishes.

I lived in Germany for 3 yrs and I so want to go back, I want a currywurst

Two Americans respectfully eat the food of contemporary Gremany, and yet people still complain. Typical.

they don't taste like donuts, bcuz they are not donuts O.o its a berliner, has nothing to do with other pastries

I was based in Germany for 3 years. The basic grilled sausage is a Bratwurst (Made with Pork). These are cooked and kept warm until required.The BrockWurst is Pork and Veal and Weisswurst is Veal. All can be Grilled/Fried and served with bread and Senf. Your CurryWurst is normally a Bratwurst that they then chop up and cover with Curry Sauce then Curry Powder but I thought more like Paprika on top.

Berlin has completely changed since I was there. From 1977 to 1979 in the Berlin Brigade, US Army. The section of the wall in your video was in the American sector. Notice the round pipes on top of the wall. The pipes rolled to prevent people from climbing over the top. The British and French sectors had either broken glass set in concrete or barbed wire. The entire wall was constructed by the East German government. I was extremely happy when that wall was removed. Still have a 5 DM, Ostmark as a souvenir from the DDR.

Love that the Berlin wall now represents freedom and expression. That schnitzel looked awesome! If you two ever make it over to Vancouver, BC, there's a fantastic currywurst place called Bestie Wurst.

3:32 they not dounuts, they're "Berliner" or "Krapfen"

It’s so funny to see a travel vlog in Germany as a German. Love your adventures.

The schnitzel was plain you can get jagerschnitzel which has a mushroom sauce or a zigeunerschnitzel that has a paprkia (red Pepper) sauce. Both are amazing.

Americans complaining about the big food portions from Germany? Classic..

Been there, done that in Berlin several times and loved it everytime. :) so glad to see you enjoyed it just as much too :)

Been to Berlin last December. You should try Berlin's boulette. My husband and I tried it when we were on top of the Fernsehturm tower overlooking the Berlin skyline. Love your vids.

I love Germany it's so cool, plus you can drink everywhere, public drinking is like a national sport, everywhere you go you'll see people with beer in hand, glad to see you guys indulged in this pastime

and Schnitzel is my absolutely favorite dinner dish on earth! I like mine a little a-typical. I get the same schnitzel you got, but I get mushroom gravy on it!. and I get Spaetzel.

The filling and type of doughnut is regional in germany, in bavaria for example it is common to fill them with rose hip jam, during carneval there are also other fillings like custard, egg liqour or chocolate and many others

Thanks. I've enjoyed my stay in Berlin. Brings back good memories. Enjoy your videos.

You should of tried the Jaggerschnitzel. Which if the schnitzel with mushroom gravy.

Love your videos, subscribed a few weeks ago and trying to catch up

great video! thanks for sharing guys!

you guys rock ! better than a travelogue.... a foodalogue !!! entertaining..informative.. and, it has to be said, drool inducing !!

I love Berliners (the thing you called donut)

normally Krapfen (the ones you called donuts) are filled with a strawberry filling. at least its the traditional way. that way they taste a lot better. the absolutely best way is to eat them fresh and still warm.

This kids don't know much about food but I admire their willingness to try things!

Domer kabob from Mustafas would be my #1 must try food. Probably one of my top 10 favorite foods in the world.

It´s so nice seeing your smile while receiving your first Currywurst at 0:57. A german classic. Not very old, also called the "steak for the poor people", but it´s something everyone should try. Guten Appetit ! :-)

You guys need to make a travel program. Really enjoying the clips.

U chose wisely my friends. As a German living abroad there's a lot of food I miss. There's so much more great food. each of the 16 states in Germany have their own local food,but yeah you're definitely off to a good start. Take care adventurers :)

Love your vlogs guys I've seen some real cool countries through your vlogs :)

After traveling and experiencing foods in different countries, maybe you could compile all of your very favorites sometimes. I enjoy your channel, keep up the good eats and travel!

The Bratwurst is cooked and can be served like that with bread and Senf and is made from Pork, That is then cut up (When I was there it was put into a long machine that had a handle that they pulled down to cut the Sausage up), Most places do not have a plastic bottle for the Curry Sauce but a keep hot pan, Then they dust the top with Curry Powder.

i used to go schneers everyday whilst living in Berlin, such a great hangout

Very cool! All looked delish!

I'm really enjoying this show. Well done guys, I'm subscribing. Keep it up and now I'm damn hungry lol

Thank you for the video. I'm going to Berlin over the summer and wanted to find some cool places to check out while I'm there for a month. They all look really good.

Schnitzel is something that has taken a place in Australia, though our version is more often chicken. A common way of serving it is schnitzel parmigiana, which has the schnitzel topped with tomato sauce and melted cheese.

What Curry61 ? never heard of it. The real classics are Curry36 and Konopke!

Great video, so delicious again! And I do not mind that you did not use the German word for the "donut" - let people discuss it if they want to.I love that you always eat local cuisine at local establishments!

how is schnitzel better than it looks? It looks fantastic! I have never had a bad schnitzel! Yummmmm!

Can’t stop watching your videos 👍

My favourite dish in Germany is probably Leberknodelsuppe.

those 'donuts' looked awesome. Plum jam is awesome, so they looked super good.

there's so many types of donuts and pastries in Germany. I found donuts, fresh, still hot, at Lidl , just a chain supermarket and they were awesome.

Actually the Doner Kebab is turkish with the town of Bursa being considered the birthplace of this dish but also contested by other regions of turkey with similar creations around the same time. And it was also around in other variations since the Ottoman empire of the 18th century, but wasn't until the 19th century that the vertical incarnation of the meat snack was made famous. Fast foward over a hundred years and it later made its debut first in the UK in 1966 and earlier forms reached Germany in 1969. It was also popular since the 70s in parts of the world like Australia.

I prefer Pfannkuchen filled with cherry jam and covered with sugar icing. Anyways, they exist with lots of differend fillings.

Jam doughnuts are not just a Berlin thing, very traditional in the U.K. too, but usually strawberry or raspberry jam in them..

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A shame to have missed your last days in Copenhagen. And where did Matt and Nikita head of to?

Currywurst was invented in Berlin just after WW2 when Berliners obtained curry powder from occupying UK forces and mixed it with tomato ketchup. British Worcestershire sauce also may be in the ingredients. They poured it over Bratwurst and served it with bread. French fried potatoes (UK chips) and mayo is a definite departure from the traditional recipe and only German bread should really be served with it. Great as a street food snack after a night out drinking!

A few facts about the "Berliner": Depending on where you are in Germany it is called AND filled different. In the north it's often filled with plum (never liked it), then further down red fillings are more common (like strawberry, cherry and raspberry) and in the south there are still a few other fillings, which I don't know the English name for xD so it's commonly filled with a fruity flavour but creamy ones do exist. As for the names, "Berliner" is the most common one and I think everyone understands what it is. Where I grew up (and in North Germany) it is commonly referred to as "Pfannkuchen", though this term is tricky since it's also used for German pancakes. Therefore in those regions those pancakes are also known as "Eierkuchen". Further down Germany, Berliner are also called "Krebbel", and in the south "Kräppel". Then there are a few other differences depending on the bakery, which is the sugar on top. I've seen simple granulated sugar, powdered sugar, and my favorite: sugar frosting

Although it's similar, a Berliner is not a donut! The dough is different so the texture is different. And it's traditionally filled with jam (most often raspberry or plum). You sometimes get custard filling for special occasions but no other fillings like chocolate.

I've had legit curry-wurst in SF at the food truck park :) so goood. not healthy by any means but... good yaaasss...

Currywurst is soooo good and same with schnitzel. Want to go back for the currywurst!!

That donut looked like a paczki (pronounced poonch key), a Polish treat traditionally eaten the day before Lent begins, at least here in the DETROIT, MI area😋

Curry 61? what does the 61 mean? I love your heart sunglasses Allison! Currywurst looks interesting. You need to walk for an hour before having dougnuts. The Schnitzel looks really good. Thanks for the thoughts on the Wall.

you guy,s are growing on me the more i watch /// the more i want to watch

Lemon would certainly give it a citrussy taste, LOL! :p I love schnitzel, by the way :)

Suggestion: when food is presented, like the variety of donuts, show the entire selection.

I know we Germans are known for our Schnitzel but we really have to give credit to our Austrian neighbours. They are the kings of Schnitzel. What you had is called a Wiener Schnitzel (Vienna Schnitzel) or actually I'm pretty sure it was a Schnitzel wiener Art (Vienna style Schnitzel). It means that it's a fried Schnitzel. A real Wiener Schnitzel is made out of veal (I hope that's right, I just googled it). But this is just one variant of Schnitzel. You could also get them without the coating or made out of turkey. And than there are lots of different sauces and toppings. Next time you have to try a place called Dicker Engel (fat angel, you will get why it's called that when you get there). They sell Schnitzel named after districts and places in Berlin. They have really fancy stuff, even for German Schnitzel standard.

I like all your videos. Literally

What is that Odd "vehicle" at 2:59? Exercise bar? LOL

you can get different kinds of fillings for the donuts

Keep up the good work we never been to Germany but someday in the future we are going to travel over there on the weekend I don't care for catching airplanes I would like to catch a boat to go there

I tried vegan currywurst in a place called Yellow Sunshine last week and it was pretty good

very cool video, I'm hungry now :)

As a Berliner I never ever heard something of this tourist trap...try Curry 36 in Kreuzberg....or Konopke

it's so funny that a tomato curry sauce (or curry ketchup as we call it sometimes ) is weird for you cause for me as a German it's just totally normal

Enjoyed watching

Bratwurst mitt pomfrets bitte. and I'm English!

Wine and Currywurst? Not a good mix. Although I had a litre of beer with my hot currywurst that was not a good idea either.

These „donuts“ are usually filled with strawberry or raspberry jam and are called „Berliner Ballen“ because they were invented in Berlin. In Berlin itself people call them „Pfannkuchen“ = pancakes because they are originally cooked in a pan

You have to try Döner or Dürüm. It's a classic fast food from Berlin

Wo ist der Döner ????

Good video, background music is not to loud and they don't speak a lot and that's excellent.

Catching up on some older vlogs of yours. In your last video you just got to Denmark and said you would be there for a week. In this video you are in Berlin. I was hoping to see more of Denmark what did you do the rest of your time in Denmark?

You guys you recommend new stuff for people to try in every country you visit. Say you choose 3 foods per country. Similar to this but instead YOUR findings. It could get BIG.

Heute habe ich gelernt ,dass es die leckeren Sachen in Deutschland sind😂 Currywurst Döner Berliner Schnitzel!!😂😂...

You forgot the Haxe and the Mettbrötchen. Did you even try the beer? Its like the best beer on the earth because we have a "Reinheitsgebot". Its like a sort of law for beer. It says what you can do in a beer and what not

the plum filling is only ONE of the many types of filling. usually, i liked strawberry or raspberry. those were the very best to grow up eating!

Berliner (i.e. Donut) is famous in whole Germany. It has different names in diff. parts of Germany. You can also get it in Poland, it's called Pączki there~

haha actually you misunderstood the people... What they said was Curry '36 - that's in Kreuzberg and comes from the old 'district postcode' we used to have in Berlin until 92 or so ^^

In Berlin is a very good ,,Dönershop'' which is called: Musa's Döner, I was yesterday in Berlin (I'm german) and try the döner there

Great video.

Nice video but the stuff you called "donuts" isn't considered a donut. I don't know who told you that we call them Berliner Donuts but we just call them Berliner. (The plum filling inside is the "traditional filling" but you can get it with a strawberry filling, for example, too)

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Holy crap! You Guys forgot DÖNER ! And Schnitzel is Austrian not German! Königsberger Klopse would be a typical dish. And Curry 36 is better than Curry 61 :D Where Curry 36 is nearby the best Döner Mustafas Döner on Mehringdamm.

What does it look like on the other side?

Yo, where was the brotchen with currywurst? Damn this makes my hungry.

The "Berliner Donut" is called Pfannkuchen here in Berlin :-)

Berliners are usually filled with strawberry or raspberry marmelade, tastes much better than plum (what I think you had in yours).

Spent 2 years in that great city.. in the British Army 1979... guarded Spandau Prison amongst other things.. prison no longer there .. demolished after Rudolph Hess died.. great city.. must go back one day.

Schnitzel isn't necessarily veal, it can be made with pork, beef or poultry too.

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Very cool!

you did get some nice stuff. but "berliner" (these donut things) are also often made with strawberry or some other kind of jam. i personally like it way better than this plum thing. also especially around christmas, they often sell it with vanilla cream inside. also great (even if i don't think it's the "traditional berliner" anymore then) i personally like the currywurst with that skin around better. but not the cooked/smoked one they often sell in berlin. in the "ruhrgebiet" (around cities like bochum, dortmund, gelsenkirchen and others) you normally get currywurst with a traditional (grilled) "rostbratwurst". and as other mentioned already: definently forgot to try out "döner". it's meat cut from a big grilled piece, put in a bread together with garlic sauce and salad. if you are going to visit germany again, definently check these things out and/or if you are here at the right time, try to go to one of the christmas markets ("Weihnachtsmarkt") where you can find lots of (fast)food and traditional stuff :-) always nice to see people from other countries enjoying their time and food here :-)