Inside a German Bakery: Cakes and Pastries You Must Try

Welcome to the bakery in Germany So check this out we have all sorts of baked goods here And I'm going to explain a little bit to you what it is okay Try to remember the words Try to remember the words because at the end we will do a little quiz okay Let's go This is a pig's ear This is actually funny because it's the ear of a pig Not literally but it kind of looks like a pig's ear We call it the pig's ear Okay Then we have a Linzer cookie Linz tart because it comes from the city of Linz in Austria And Keks is the cookie And here we have the oxeye And this mass on top it's like marzipan right But that's also the eye of the ox And look what's written here No credit card payment possible You cannot pay here with your credit card or EC card in Germany What the hell You need cash You need cash In German we also say only cash is cash The only true money is basically cash No card payment possible You will often see this in Germany You will see this quite a lot in Germany And this is also for children See this is a pumpkin cookie So pumpkin is the pumpkin And here we have the word cookie again And that's because of the shape You see the shape is a bit like a pumpkin with a face And that's why it's called a pumpkin cookie Then we have here these are sand rings It's actually not a real ring But that's what it's called yes a sand ring This is a milk roll They might especially like it It's a bit sweet you know So it's for children with Nutella a small milk roll Here's something typically German This is the streusel snail A snail is actually a snail And this one has streusel on top And that's why it's called a streusel snail And this is a quark snail Quark is really typical German I also have a video about that I'll link it to you in the description okay And this one Do you know it You should know that This is called a pancake here Pancake And it is usually filled with jam But sometimes they also fill it with mustard as a joke But in Berlin it's often called a Berliner right So a Berliner and a pancake are actually the same thing Here we have a few more cakes And this one is also typically German There you can see it better This is an Eierschecke The Eierschecke I love Eierschecke Here we have another streusel cake Chocolate streusel cake And this is plum cake Plum streusel cake That is really typical typical German And here at the back we have a few more cakes This is a mandarin cream cake Here are some other cakes and pastries Now you have learned a few things in German And now I'm going to show you three things and you have to tell me what they are okay What is this first This is a pig's ear The pig's ear And this The Streusel Snail Streusel Snail And this The Eierschecke Oh great Let me know in the comments if you have more questions I also have a free app now to learn German You can download my free Android app Download the app for free The link is in the description Thank you and goodbye