German Food Experiences
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Bavarian cuisine is always surrounded by a warm ambiance, and traditional choices include fine wines, white sausage and sauerkraut. There is a regional emphasis and use of local fresh produce, and real cream and butter are oft used ingredients. Outdoor beer gardens, which re-enact the 16 day Oktoberfest, should be compulsory, with German beer and fast fun foods on the menu, along with jovial entertainment are some of the highlights in the country.
The central marketplace is a great way to find local fruits, vegetables, and cheeses. German wine has also earned good reputation. Combine these with dining outdoors in the summer months and one can truly enjoy the local cuisine.
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