For sightseers in Germany, their sojourn will become more worthwhile if they can sample the local cuisine. During breakfast local villagers regularly eat boiled egg, cheese and cold cuts, and bread rolls with jam or honey. These foods are served everywhere, from hotels to eateries throughout the places. In snack bars and pastry shops in the seat, people often eat bread rolls filled with myriad kinds of sausages; while for others, the traditional apple strudel is a must for meals.
Lunch is the key meal for the Germans, and it is regularly followed by a light snack every evening. Sightseers dining in local eateries or cafés get a set meal that is consisted of three courses. To commence the meal, consumers are served with soup; followed by the main course that has salad or vegetables, meat, and potatoes; then dessert with either pudding or sweets with ice cream or fruits. For the afternoon snacks, bakeshops typically offer their yummy pastries and cakes to go with local coffee or tea. Popular with sightseers and local villagers, these coffee shops can be found not only in key cities, but also in villages and excursion spots. Aside from German cuisine, one can also find specialty food from neighboring places available in various stores.
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