How GERMANS have BREAKFAST (part 2)

How does a German breakfast buffet look? Have you seen this before? We're here in a hotel and breakfast is included. I'll show you now, was it yesterday so there. We have a lot of dried fruit here. Here are for example Rosinen. And here we have Walnusses. Die Nüsse, und das sind Walnüsse. This is the Walnüsse. These are cornflakes. Here, that's some Muesli or something. Here we have dried bananas. There are ships here. And that's not important, that's Haferflocken. Haferflocken. What is it? It's like Haverflakes. Oats. Oats say die too, yeah, yeah. But also literally, really. Also Flocke is the flake, like die Schneeflocke. The snowflake. And here we say Haferflocke. Cool, right? There are no other dried fruits. - What? That's also cornflakes. It's called an Art von Cornflakes. Here is the Blütenhonig. Yeah, so honey. Honey, I'm not going to. There are different yoghurts. This is for example Other, including fruit juices and first-fruit yoghurt And a whole lot of natural yogurt. It's natural yogurt. This is so obsolete. There's a lot of it here. Here we have Melone. Then watermelon. Here we have Kiwi and so on. Und Ananas, that is pineapple. We're going to go to the German. Here is Milch, very different Milch. We have normal milk, Reismilch and mandelmilch. So, almond milk. And here there are no smoothies. For example, a green smoothie. See you in a bit. This is multivitamin juice. So, a multivitamin juice. And here we have Orange juice or we say also It's orange juice. - What's that? That's very simple. Here, look, the marmalade. This is black marmalade. And his beer marmalade. Und Erdnussbutter. I know. Nuss again is like the nut. Die Nüsse are the nuts. Nutella, very important. And here is not Oh, right, this is Leber. Oh, that's still interesting. Leber is liver. So it's a sausage. The Leberwurst. Typical of Germany. This is Schinken. That's delicious. Here are the Tomates und Gurken. Die Gurken, you know. Mozzarella, we say in German. Mozzarella and tomatoes. I'm going to go to the gym. That is so so. Ah, here, this is Herring. This is Fisch. That's the herring. Oh, very important. Also one of my favorites. The Lachs. Extremely tasty. And here is not even Schinken und Wurst. Und Käse. I know. Also very important. and Hummus, let's also say auf Deutsch. It's the same as in English. This is Frischkäse. So we call that fresh cheese. I think you guys say cream cheese. It is that, so Frischkäse. Butter. And not more Käse. - What's going on? We are not ready. There are no eggs. Here are the eggs. Die here make so The Spiegeleier. Oh, there's still some sausage. Lots of sausages and this is a Spiegelei. Das is Pilze. Die Pilze, also Mushrooms und Tomaten. And that is also not I'm going to go to the hospital. The Gehobelt. That's the geobelt. That means geobelt. I'm going to go. Apfelmus, you know. - I'm not going to. Was it here? It's something with Bohnen. Something with beans. You know, where is it, Uli? It looks good. It's right gut. Here we have gekochte Egg. It's a gift. Boiled egg. And not very important. Naturally in Germany. We also have Brötchen. These are little brote. And a whole wheat bread. And that war is. Toast is still here. And what is this? This is for the Nachtisch. - I'll have dessert. Genau, richtig. I know. So, now go. Here we have Brötchen. Then you're not a cow. Lachs and Käse. Und butter. Und Uli, where have you been? Obstsalat. What is it? Fruit salad. - The salmon. I also have Nutella. And a napkin. A napkin, exactly. Right. And here we still have Orange Soap. Or orange juice. Or the Ohrsaft. Right?