I travelled to Germany on business a
while ago, and I wanted to make a quick post of some of the meals I
had there. I went to Hannover and Osnabrück in Lower Saxony to be
more precise.
Some of you might know that I lived
nearly ten years in Germany. I studied at the University of Cologne,
and had some of the best times of my life there. I sometimes miss
Germany, and now I hadn't been back for a couple of years before this
trip, but it still always feel like coming back home.
I was especially keen to see how the
vegan and vegetarian scenes have developed in the meanwhile, and of
course there has been great progress. The offering of vegetarian
products in supermarkets is very versatile, and even the most
traditional restaurants tend to have a few vegetarian and even vegan
options on their menus. There were also several purely vegetarian or
vegan restaurants and cafés in the area. I wish I would've had time
to visit all of them.
This time I went for some more
traditional comfort grub in a brew house, like Spätzle egg
noodles with cream and cheese. Here are some of the dishes I had
during my trip. I must say that I have also missed those prices,
eating out was so cheap there and the portions were huge!
So this is the enormous Spätzlepfanne I almost managed to eat fully. It was so tasty and creamy with those crispy fried onions on the top.
Here are some scenes from downtown Osnabrück.
I had a couple of Greek meals as well during the trip. This one is from Hannover with a tsatziki and bread starter, creamy mushroom bake and feta salad. Once again I couldn't finish it all, as it was just too much. This was also a very tasty meal.
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ReplyDeletewow I am quite impressed with all the places you have lives - you must be very good at picking up languages. Love the photos - I hear a lot of about Berlin being a great vegan city but good to see there is some good stuff outside Berlin too for vegies.
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