5 Most Popular German Foods

You loved the top 10 things you didn’t know about Germany and now without further ado we bring you the best foods with the original German stamp of quality approval. Here are the top 5 most popular German foods! Einfach lecker.

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5 Most Popular German Foods

[Wordragen]

My favorite food of Germany is beer!

Greetings from the Netherlands!

[RangerXML]

Leberkäse so needed to be on this list!

[lukadese]

Missed food:

Schnitzel - Bavarian
Schwarzwälderkirschtorte - black forest cake
Spätzle - Swabian noodles
Roladen - rolled meat
Sauerkraut - everybody knows :D
Schweinshaxe - Pigs feet
Stollen - cake in christmas time

[douglaskerins]

While I was stationed in Germany near Giessen I lived across the street from a bakery, I was doomed from the start . There was a small Italian themed restaurant in Giessen named the Capri that became our favorite, they had a super Cordon Bleau, it was HUGE with wonderful melted cheese, that or the grand ole stand by jagerschnitzel.

[TopLists]

I recognize that this is sort of a niche topic, but I really wanted to make a video about German foods, even if it may not be the most popular idea. Thanks for your patience, and we will be returning to our normal series of videos tomorrow!

[maxmustermann]

Im german and I love Lebkuchen 😂 But I can only eat them at christmas 😫

[MrStuay]

You missed Döner, not that traditional, but its popular.

[samuelhartung]

We Germans rock! And your pronounciation is really good!

[fistofren]

Never underestimate the power and the taste of "Grünkohl"❤

[evilpagan]

Flammkuchen, Kroketten, Fischbroetchen, Schmorbraten, Rouladen, Schnitzel, Schlemmerfilet, Koenigsberger Klopse, Kasseler, belegte Broetchen, Kaesespaetzle, Bienenstich, Donauwellen, Schwarzbrot, and Mandelhoernchen are the best German dishes not mentioned here.

[Highretrogamelord]

Ich liebe Curry-Wurst. :P I am from North Rhine-Westphalia, so that's probably a given.

Also, amazing job on keeping the correct pronunciations of the German words! You did an amazing job on the "Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About Germany" and you do it here as well.

[potdog]

i loved the salad dressings they did, tried to replicate it but never could

[andreadanielle]

Great Video, thanks for sharing! My sister and I are Americans living in Germany! We love it here and we love the food!

[kasper]

number 3 is not just German, but also danish, but here in Denmark we cal it rød grød, but in general it is a north west europien thing that date back to the middleages and yes it is simple, but a wunderfull thing that taste like sommer 😊

[salac]

actually the "stein" is from rhineland palatine. in bavaria it is called "maß". the stein is a little bit higher and slimmer

[tayfun]

I'm from northern germany and had never eaten sauerbraten or weißwurst, they are a bavarian thing ..

[pappy]

Missed Schnitzel, what is up with that?

[Night_Rider_Ffm]

You are really good in speaking out german words, almost no accent! I'm not a bavarian (I'm a hessian) but as far a I know they don't serve Weißwurst after 12am down there, also zuzeln is the traditional way to eat it, everything else is only something that tourists do.

[michaeldugan]

I remember the Schnell Imbiß stands from many years ago.
A little like the food trucks popular nowadays in urban areas, except they were trailers, not motorized, that were parked in market areas in, like, Frankfurt am Mein, Marburg, and where I lived for a year and a half, Gießen. What I remember best was the Bratwurst with a Brötchen and Senf, or Rindswurst, or Pomme Frites with Mayonnaise on the side.
Those weren't the healthiest of foods, but they sure hit the spot.

[ThirtyTimesK]

In Germany about 90% of all germans (including me) hate Weißwurst. Only in Bayern (the very south of germany) they really eat it.