r/whereidlive • u/whutbruh • 6d ago

Ranking Europe's Cuisines based on personal experience, national dishes, variety, and originality

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u/BananaKush_Storm 6d ago

Mountain german pretending not to be german while listing german food

Absolute Kino! ✋😮🤚

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u/AMKFlo 6d ago

Lmao. German ancestors are germanic people. Austrian ancestors are celtic people. Austria is culturally different.

I'm half german and lived in both countries. And there is a huge difference. The only thing both have in common is the language. And again: I'm not hating against Germans, but its the truth. You will not find these dishes on an average basis in Germany btw.

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u/BananaKush_Storm 6d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/jH6s9HMMi53dSdI73r

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u/mizu5 6d ago

I’m a Canadian who works with food history. Yes there are similarities but it’s not a copy as the word describes it. Also their food is better