Sauerbraten
Often eaten: Traditionally enjoyed as a Sunday meal or for special occasions.
Known for: The Rhineland in western Germany, especially around Cologne and the Rhine

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Germany is a country with a rich history and delicious foods that kids and adults enjoy alike. People in Germany love to eat fresh bread, sausages, and cakes. Meals can vary from region to region, giving you a chance to try lots of different tastes!
Meal Culture
In Germany, meals are an important time for family and friends to come together. People often enjoy a big meal at lunch, while dinner is sometimes lighter, like bread, cheese, and cold cuts. Bread, sausages, and potatoes are popular and often shared.
Eating Etiquette
It's considered polite to wait for everyone to have their food before you start eating. Keep your hands visible on the table, holding your fork in the left hand and knife in the right.
Often eaten: Traditionally enjoyed as a Sunday meal or for special occasions.
Known for: The Rhineland in western Germany, especially around Cologne and the Rhine
Often eaten: Commonly eaten at festivals and barbecues.
Known for: Nuremberg in the Franconia region of Bavaria
Often eaten: Enjoyed as a snack at fairs and events like Oktoberfest.
Known for: Bavaria in southern Germany, where Brezeln are especially iconic
Often eaten: Often enjoyed as a main meal for lunch or dinner.
Known for: German-speaking Central Europe; in Germany it is especially common in southern regions such as Bavaria
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Just like you might enjoy a hamburger, people in Germany often enjoy a Schnitzel! It's a breaded and fried meat cutlet that's super tasty.