Made in Germany | Niederegger Seven Generations of Marzipan Makers
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2008
- For many the name Niederegger is synonymous with marzipan and the northern German city of Lübeck. The company's logo even features the city's famous Holsten Gate. Niederegger is a family business now in its seventh generation.
Times have changed since the company was founded in 1806, but their recipe for marzipan remains the same. Owner Holger Strait says the secret is in the rose water. What he's unwilling to reveal is Niederegger's turnover, which is estimated to be somewhere between 100- and 200 million euros a year. Strait is proud to admit that the firm, which employs some 500 permanent staff and 200 seasonal workers, has never made a loss. Joachim Eggers paid a visit to Niederegger, exporter of marzipan to over 40 countries. 
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I spent my childhood in Germany. As an Air Force dependent during the 50s. I love the marizapan fruits at Christmas.
Yes indeed.
Working at Helga's German Deli & restaurant in Aurora Colorado. German culture is just awesome and it's cool to know we sell this awesome product!
Literally eating some Niederegger marzipan and decided to search youtube for how its made.
how can you not like mazipan, I love it.
+Carol Redhead you dont like almonds i guess
@@TheHeydood123 I can't eat almonds on their own but Marzipan is amazing, I could eat nothing but it for days
Obito Dorito
There are marzipan, almond paste
and pure almond butter.
I like homemade almond butter,
at least I know the ingredients.
Anything processed in factories has added ingredients to preserve it or make it more profitable.
Prefer icing
The prettiest city in Germany is Lübeck. Perfect for such a confection
there is something about candy makers that is almost magical. notice the copper mixers I think that is for a real reason.
Please keep making it. It is so yumm
I went to the Niederegger Cafe in Lubeck many times when I visited family in Germany. The cakes were amazing but I do not like marzipan at all. Lubeck is such an underrated city. It is so beautiful and so are the surrounding areas.
I’ve been to the store and their bakery is a must see and experience
I've only ever had the Mexican marzipans (De la Rosa) since I was a child. Had no idea they were made of almonds or manufactured until now. Good video
That's made with peanuts instead of almonds
I’ve tried both and they are very different. In my opinion I think almond marzipan is better then Mexican marzipan which is apparently made out of peanuts. But some may think otherwise.
Omg I love marzipan and this brand is the best.
Obviously all countries that love marzipan have something in common, especially when it's a typical Christmas sweets. I love marzipan, especially made in Toledo Spain. I was just going to eat some almond Stollen pieces, made in Germany. Made shaped like little pigs in Austria, for Christmas.
I know that has Al Andalus origins in Spain, and made into figurines that are toasted on top. Why I love those from Toledo Spain. Then there's all other sweets for Christmas, that definitely have middle eastern and Turkish origin.
And my grandmother used to send us the little pigs every year. She lived in Vienna. I savored every bite.
its beautiful sharring
There are marzipan, almond paste
and pure almond butter.
I like homemade almond butter,
at least I know the ingredients.
Anything processed in factories has added ingredients to preserve it or make it more profitable.
im using marzipan in a swiss leckerli style bakery product it really is awesome,
we cut the product in half and sandwich the marzipan in the middle after the product is baked.
Niederegger is the best!
Just made it myself cause in the US where I live it’s hard to find! I used to eat it very often in Italy, it’s so good! 😋
Also so easy to make! Follow original recipes and you’ll be fine! :)
Mexico has its own version mazapán made of peanut 🥜
Cool. What's it called.
Mazapán De la Rosa 🌹 Any Mexican store .
Yes and it’s soo delicious, but it’s really different from marzipan in my opinion.. to me it tasted more like halva than marzipan 😂❤️
I love it!!
Can they remember to send these to UK,we have run out.
Mazapan looks yummy
I love it in small amounts like German chocolate and Stollen Brot.💛
Saying between 100 and 200 is as useful as saying between 1 and a million.
Love the Mexican mazapán candy, which is made with peanuts not almonds.
Fruit shaped marzipan. How made?
But I won’t share it bc I agree it should be kept secret
i love almonds never tried this but i bet ill love them i love 'Bit O Honey'
HOW CAN YOU HATE MARZIPAN
I love marzipan
The best marzipan ever...I make my own marzipan, but I also order on amazon & it’s take for ever to arrive..
The best i have had.
Ahh it looks so good I wish I had some right now, shame it's hard to find good marzipan in the U.S.A
Locker BB Make your own, I just did and it took 5 minutes.
In my opinion Ritter sport is pretty good. You can get it from most big grocery stores H-E-B, Walmart might have it it’s pretty easy to find if you have any good grocery stores where you live. I live in Texas so it might be different for u.
Google and find out where it might be sold in your area. I do have this brand available. It is expensive and can't justify the cost for a frivolous treat.
Learned to make my own, which is a lot more budget friendly.
Soooo sweet 👫
i absolutely love pistachio marzipan which is used in mozartkugeln, it has such a lush and rich taste, but i dont like the one made with almonds :\
smw YUM that sounds soooo good!!
I ate it once.
I love marzipan.I eat it every day/Buy it at sees candys.buy 10lb box
Really? Will take a look. Have two shops close by. I learned how to make my own due to cost.
Marzipan was invented in Tallinn (Reval), Estonia.
I wouldn’t eat any if you don’t use gloves, hairnets, mouth guard for everything.
Secret haha
Wow so basically the company let them in but wouldn't give them any information about the process of making it. Sounds like they should have picked another company to go to, this was clearly a waist of time.
It’s a secretive company but we all know this was mostly for marketing anyway
Commonly referred to as "trade secret" and under no obligation to divulge.
Dass ist genau so Amerikaner kennen Marzipan nicht. Oder nicht so gut. Schade
No offense but I know what you do
deutsch marzipan ist besser
Too much sugar in the german marzipan. The danish Odense Marcipan is way better.