To be honest, during some years the apple harvest is so… lacking in sweetness… that it‘s really a good thing when they water down the Ebbelwei… 😁
@ikki-jikki6 күн бұрын
In sprookjesbos are books on the side of the road with the translation
@HenryAusLuebeck6 күн бұрын
Toffiffee.....jaaaaaaa!!! Moin aus Schleswig-Holstein. Edit: Rollos sind auch geil. Noch ein Edit: Wenn Marzipan dann Niederegger Marzipan aus meiner Heimatstadt Lübeck. Enjoy! Toffiffee.....yesssss!!! Hello from Schleswig-Holstein. Edit: Rollos are awesome too. Another edit: If marzipan then Niederegger marzipan from my hometown of Lübeck. Enjoy!
@HenryAusLuebeck6 күн бұрын
"Mit Käse oder Klassisch?" - Ey, was für eine Frage!? Hahahaha Moin aus Schleswig-Holstein und NATÜRLICH mit Käse. Ich mag euch.
@mytubeadventures7 күн бұрын
Great channel!!
@jensmarksteiner36779 күн бұрын
Fact: Bakers only make bread, buns and simple cookies. Confectioner : make cakes, pies, ice cream. Sales clerks sell the goods in the store. These are 3 professions in the trade. That's why it always says bakery & confectioner.
@jensmarksteiner36779 күн бұрын
You don't eat cake with a knife and fork. There are small cake forks for this. It's about edikett and eating culture. They are almost identical in Europe.
@smrkc11 күн бұрын
Do something with your make up. It's awful.🙄
@evemaniac12 күн бұрын
Like Aldi has Lidl seasonal products or event products. Gardening tools, mini swimmingpools for kids you usually find there at the beginning of the warmer time like spring, but be aware that those tools are usuallly cheaper brands and they are not availiable all the time, some can even be sold out the very first day. Those event flyers are most times in the free local newspaper what you get in the mail at weekends.
@vonsauerkraut13 күн бұрын
Knödel Is a potato-dampling
@deborahpolman242713 күн бұрын
Great vids you guys! The 'giant' is a Djinn, garding all treasures. During summertime (evening events) there is a huge Djinn 'walking' outside Fata Morgana. We're season card holders, living at 1.30 hrs away from the Efteling, hope to meet you there one day! Thanks for all the possitivity ❤
@DickvanderVelde17 күн бұрын
Not just the cake scent, a lot of the rides are scented to enhance the experience.
@germanCrowbar19 күн бұрын
Cheesecake with mandarins is very tasty. Your orange looks like a Götterfrucht. I personally think the best orange varieties are Valencia, Götterfrucht and Navel.
@armandovanhaaren982323 күн бұрын
The cheese thing is real cheese
@aka9923 күн бұрын
That’s is some unusual Minigolf but seems much funny
@Nikioko24 күн бұрын
You go to Cologne to eat Mexican?
@CompassChronicleTravels24 күн бұрын
We live here so we eat all types of cuisine when we are out and about
@Muck00625 күн бұрын
Pigeons and rabbits are NOT the problem ... SLUGS and other insects are. Oh and if you are unlucky ... TRASH PANDAS will make all your covers of flower beds pointless.
@Muck00625 күн бұрын
Asparagus / Würstchen in a glas / can are TERRIBLE, because they are soaked in fluid for months and lose all taste. DONT BUY (unless for an "I dont care about how it tastes" EMERGENCIES).
@Muck00625 күн бұрын
You dont get gardening stuff from grocery stores!
@Muck00626 күн бұрын
THERE IS NO CHEESE IN DÖNER! In short: stop being american (and you DONT "put everything on it" either, just like you dont "put everything on a pizza" ... which simply turns it into a MESS. CHOOSE which tastes you like ... and you can even make them leave out one of the salads/cabbages if you dont like them).
@Muck00626 күн бұрын
Dont salt the asparagus ... it has a soft taste and if you salt it the salt will take over.
@Muck00626 күн бұрын
Asparagus isnt "unique" to Germany. Louis XIV. of France had asparagus "behind glass windows AND with horse manure (for heating)" in Versailles ... so he could have it in winter time.
@Muck00626 күн бұрын
Ever noticed that Germany is NOT FLAT? Radio signals are "direct line" ... so mountains/hills are not helpful. You might want to try this in NORTHERN GERMANY ... which is a lot flatter.
@Muck00626 күн бұрын
There are NO PEDESTRIANS in the USA ... which is why you people can have "turn right on red". GET OVER IT ... and WATCH OUT FOR PEDESTRIANS ... and CYCLISTS!
@Muck00626 күн бұрын
When it comes to houses ... americans BUY CHEAP and then RUN EXPENSIVE ... because they MOVE HOUSE EVERY FEW YEARS (and thus DONT CARE ABOUT A PLACE). You would have to either CHANGE THIS MINDSET to "get german house quality" or "be rich enough to have a PROPER house built for you whenever you move. Building houses out of BRICKS (proper SOLID bricks, not the cheaper hollow ones) and in SUFFICIENT THICKNESS makes AC unnecessary, because the bricks cool the house. You then need to properly design the house in many levels, because roof space allows the sun to heat it up, so with a 1-storey big house you will have a MUCH warmer house.
@Muck00626 күн бұрын
What's a "potato on a stick"? Never heard of that ... and it seems kinda silly because potatos are "heavy" and will break if you just put a cooked potato on it.
@germanCrowbar19 күн бұрын
Kartoffelspirale?
@Capt.-Nemo26 күн бұрын
The yellow lines have priority. Solid lines may not be crossed. The position of the traffic lights is sometimes suboptimal. It's better like in the States 4:30 That's an exaggeration, there is also a traffic light on the right :) The green right arrow as a traffic light, completely normal. As a metal sign, stop, look and then drive on. The green right-turn arrow still comes from the GDR. The bad radio signal usually comes from the accessory radios, so you need an extra amplifier. Smoking and fast driving are our freedoms. It's like in the states with the guns
@Capt.-Nemo26 күн бұрын
Ich werde es mal auf Deutsch verfassen, da es für mich einfacher ist. Die Bäckerein in den Einkaufsläden, sind keine echte Bäckerein, sondern bekommen alles von einer Großbäckerei. Die echten Backstuben sind die kleinen Geschäfte. Aber selbst die Qualität der Großbäckerein ist immer noch besser als was man in den Staaten bekommt.
@Torsten8726 күн бұрын
Ich mag euch Amerikaner total!
@dieZera27 күн бұрын
When Maus au Chocolat was new, the entire waiting area would be used. It was crazy. I like Mystery Castle, we call it riding an elevator :D.
@dannyf35928 күн бұрын
To number 8 about Restaurants closed at 12 midnight is because it is a law here they must close them Restaurants in Germany at 12 midnight
@LythaWausW28 күн бұрын
I hope you can get used to 7 of those things, especially the driving rules. The cigarette smoke, you'll never get used to, especially since you admitted you're allergic. I wonder what sad part of America you are from where the flowers aren't as pretty: )
@holgerczubka545328 күн бұрын
US traffic lights are weird! When your direction is green and you turn left, you have to pass the red light for the other direction. For me as a German this would be like running a red light. For the radio stations... when u listen to FM stations, there is a function at car radios that switching to the next frequency of the same station. The better solution is DAB+ (digital audio broadcasting). Each statipn has the same frequency all over Germany - so you don't have to search or "retune"
@Watterpolo29 күн бұрын
Did you already ride voltron?
@CompassChronicleTravels29 күн бұрын
We have! We actually moved all of our theme park content to a new channel called the coaster chronicles. Have you had a chance to ride it? What did you think?
@blondstallionАй бұрын
You had all the right food at all the wrong places. You really found every overpriced tourist trap in town
@CompassChronicleTravels29 күн бұрын
Thankfully we go to the Netherlands fairly regularly so we will try these all again in other areas for sure. We happened to stay in Amsterdam on our way to our final stop so thought we would explore the city and try some food but we are hearing a lot that other places would be a better choice for most of these items. Will definitely have another go at it on our travels 👍🏼
@swgl2245Ай бұрын
I find your videos so intriguing and fun, keep making videos for us Americans to see your awesome experiences in Germany😀
@CompassChronicleTravels29 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! We really appreciate that! It’s been such an incredible experience getting to explore so many things here - including the little things like this that are just random fun! We love the history and scenery so much but it’s good to just let your hair down and do something silly sometimes 😆😆
@manuellakartodimedjo6270Ай бұрын
what, nice that you were there, I also live in the Netherlands and I live in Eindhoven and it is not that far from me😊
@CompassChronicleTravels29 күн бұрын
That’s wonderful! It’s such a great park and we always feel very welcomed there and have such a fantastic time!
@jochenhopp64Ай бұрын
Zum 2ten mal kritisiere ich euer Aussehen im Restaurant- man geht nicht mit amerikanischer Baseballcap in ein Restaurant in Deutschland und Frauen essen auch nicht ihr Essen mit Sonnenbrille auf der Nase. Aber möglicherweise wollt ihr auf 100m Entfernung als Amitouris erkannt werden. Integration ist offensichtlich nicht euer Ziel in Deutschland
@CompassChronicleTravelsАй бұрын
Thanks for coming along with us for a really unique experience in Frankfurt! There are actually multiple FunZone locations, so if this is something that also looks fun to you, check out their website for more information on the various locations (link is in bio for the video). Did you have a favorite themed putt-putt stop? We think our top picks might have been Ratatouille or Toy Story - though they were all really cool!
@noctilux7799Ай бұрын
No offense at all, but for me as a European, the American zig-zag style with the fork looks really strange! 🙃
@rykmat2542Ай бұрын
These people are idiots. A car is the most dangerous thing they use otside ofv the USA and they are so arrogant that they refuse to learn traffic rules. What to tell other than Ami go home?
@remcogreve7982Ай бұрын
To be honest those stroopwafels are much more luxurious and big as the ones we normally eat in Amsterdam. I think I have to try them one time.
@ChristianBeckerKapraunАй бұрын
Holidays: Remember, if you get your iCal-File for importing it into your preferred calendar app... you'll have to get the one for the state you're living in. Niedersachsen and Bavarian Holidays are... somewhat different ;)
@smrkcАй бұрын
Annoying Americans....
@drau331Ай бұрын
The reason for the traffic lights being on the same side of the intersection is that the replacement signs for the regulation in the event of a traffic light defect must of course also be on the same side.
@Venom_RSTАй бұрын
Ganz klar Paulaner ^^
@jokermorningstar5816Ай бұрын
about the offbrand sweets, lidl pays money to a lot of the brand companies so they pack their stuff in lidls off brand packaging
@trax72Ай бұрын
The regular ragout bitterballen are the ones that are usually eaten with mustard.
@_OriginatorАй бұрын
The sirens are actually the ovens with freshly baked bread that has just finished baking
@martinfurtner2136Ай бұрын
It is truly nothing special in Austria to have buildings dating from 1074. I can show you some that date from 800.
@houghi3826Ай бұрын
Traffic is something that people learn. So why not to an online drivers test, so you know what rules you do know and more important what you do NOT know. The example you gave with the light too high, there was a light at the right as well. No right on red is because of cyclists and pedestrians. It is also to NOT have any exceptions. Again, something people learn during driving lessons and will be asked during tests. Changing the station happens automatically for a LOT of years. Called RDS. Holidays are known YEARS in advance, they might be different from area to area, so find a website that says what the holidays are. And concerning events. Just go and have a drink in your local kneipe and talk to people. Yes, learning the language is a big plus, but they will tell and know. Smoking is mostly allowed outside. So if you sit outside, people will be allowed to smoke. Even when they are restaurants. So sit inside if it bothers you. There will still be some localities that allow smoking inside. Just go elsewhere if that bothers you. I know I do. Efficiency is not always the case. They pretend to be efficient, but are not really. There still is a ton of paperwork needed for many things. Bakeries? Yes! Best in the world. There is a HUGE difference in the US and European gardens. In many locations you are only allowed to have grass. That is not the case in Europe. People put a lot of their individuality in the gardens. Opening hours is indeed way more structure. But also the eating culture is different. People often go to eat because of the social aspect, not because they are hungry. You also do not get rushed out, like they do in the US. If they put the bill on the table here, it means you are not welcome anymore. And even then they will perhaps say 7 times that are closing, but you STILL need to ask to pay.