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Homemade "hamburger helper" is a really affordable meal even if you have to make the Mac and cheese. You can put veg in also. 😋 Keep having fun you two.
Great video, thanks guys! As a Texan who's lived in Germany for 26 years, if I had been there, I would have been upset by that chili con carne: (1) beans and corn in the chili, and (2) served over french fries. Maybe if they had called it "chili cheese fries" instead of "chili con carne" I wouldn't have minded so much. I'm also not a fan of those noodles in mac and cheese. It is possible to get "proper" narrow macaroni noodles in Germany. Thanks for taking us on your food journey with you!
Food looks good! That said, I don't think that I'd ever had a plate of loaded nachos in Europe that competed with the ones that you can get in the USA. I like the play on Route 66 with the restaurant's name!
Daughter & niece of 2 truck drivers......when it comes to the coffee order back in North America, its LEADED meaning REGULAR coffee or EXTRA LEADED meaning STRONGER coffee. The food is the typical menu offered at truck stops.
I love that you have American food in Germany, look at all the cuisines we have in America, including German, let's spread the wealth,lol. Thanks Phil and Deana
When they are decorated like this we have to try them! Here's another great one at a Texas style BBQ joint in Germany! ruclips.net/video/uD4_Gp1dQHM/видео.html
Deana and Phil, i was racking my brain yesterday when looking at this place and thinking I've seen this place, but where and with who,lol, thinking maybe it was the rib place, I will watch and see if that is what I am remembering. Thanks
These aren't American foods...they're just modern, vapid foods. Super general and considering America does have its own ethnic cuisine, this is so stereotypical, incorrect, and lazy. We have multiple fish dishes, stews, soups, casseroles, flatbreads, etc. to choose from but sure...foreigners just hyperfixate on French fries and think they nailed the U.S. 😅
nette9836, Yes America has cuisines from around the world and that's what I love, but most of us grew up on these basics as a treat and as young adults to suit our tight budgets, so it's nice to see other cultures embrace them imho.
I’m American, and it’s a treat for us to eat at a local German restaurant. It’s run by a German family. We lived in Germany for 6 years, so I think I understand authentic German cooking. So many foreign cuisines Americanize their food. I feel this German restaurant does a good job is staying true to its roots.😊
Where did the "diced raw bell pepper goes on everything" and "serve it on a slate!" stuff come from? Everything looks like it's 95% amazing with some bizarre twist. Chili con CORN-e, anyone?
This video reminds me of when I tried to find Mexican food in England. I live in L.A., so I know Mexican food. Some of the places I tried in the UK attempted Mexican food very poorly (corn relish on a taco instead of spicy salsa, etc) but I did find a place in London called Cafe Pacifico that was quite good. As for your video, red and green bell peppers do not belong on nachos. Sliced jalapenos and black olives would be better choices. And corn on chili fries? No thanks! The burger looked pretty good, though.
I just love watching these video's. I'm a mixture of Dutch/German/American, living in the netherlands. My favorite dish is Chili con carne, although i eat it with basmati rice. Never knew it originated from the US. Might try it with homemade fries next time.
Danke, dass Ihr Euch für uns überfressen habt. Immerhin weiß ich, wo ich einmal essen könnte, wenn ich an D'df vorbeifahre. Vorschlag für weitere Diners: Miss Pepper, z. B. in Bornheim.
For those outside of the US, the majority of us don’t eat like this on a regular basis, or at all. I know that’s the stereotype, but it’s not really true for most people. The main problem with US food is that, unlike Europe for instance, it’s more manufactured than natural. When I visit Europe, I never have stomach issues, because the bread, the meat, etc. is not filled with poisons like in the US.
I have lived in United States for 63 years and I never eat this kind of food that they just ate. I would never consume all that artificial cheese sauce.
@@andreadee1567 meatloaf mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffed peppers, beef stew, baked chicken, steak and baked potato, chicken parmesan, lasagna, spaghetti and meatballs, fresh fish or shrimp meal, homemade soup, most people will eat their meal with a salad or at least two vegetables.
In the U.S. we generally use Elbow Macaroni for M&C. Those in your dish appear more like Tortiglioni pasta to me. To be fair ANY small pasta bathed in a creamy processed cheese sauce wins it for me. Being a Texican (Texas-New Mexico), my fave is green chili (Hatch, NM chilies) bacon mac'n cheese. Cheers Guys.
Those nachos needed meat. Taco meat or shredded pork or beef. Hold the cheez wiz and use a better cheddar or Monterey Jack. They needed onions and guacamole. Those were movie theater nachos! I like chili in a bowl with cornbread. A little shredded cheese on top.
Once got nacchos from a pizza place here in Germany and it was awfull lol, too big pieces of jalapeno, the cheese was gratin-cheese and they really put the nachos in the ofen for the gratin-cheese, they put storebought salsa on top and misslabled it as ketchup-dip ... em
Yep, as advised that's rigatoni pasta.. penne is like a quill and is slanted at the tips .. Great vid❤ you guys are very watchable.. love 🇩🇪 ..danke sehr!! ❤
you should try star diner in aachen! the food is really good and they have a big selection of milkshakes. and it looks like your classic american diner
Being in Texas for 30 plus years, I haven't had the chili con carne with fries but will check the menus for it. The nachos looked pretty good but needed chopped tomatoes and pickled jalapeno slices. Everything looked delicious.
Never tried it like that my go-to is the Cracker barrel home box version, but because pasta is my bag baby, those are rigatoni noodles. The typical wedding in America will have a pasta/sausage marinara buffet using these noddles..
Living in Zürich and now London we most miss good smokey American style bacon!! Also breakfast sandwiches, and unsweetened iced tea. Always enjoy your videos! 😊🥓🇺🇲🇩🇪
We never crave American food when we travel but when we get home, the first thing we usually get is Thai or something else spicy. Definitely nothing is spicy enough for us in Europe, but I LOVE German food and other European foods.
I've been to so many Mexican restaurants in California (some of them semi-authentic, locally owned, some of them more Mexican-American chain restaurants) and I don't think I've ever seen a single one of them offer an extra pitcher of nacho cheese to pour on your nachos. It's a genius move when you think about it. Everybody wants more nacho cheese. It's stupid not to offer it, even if the restaurant wants to charge an extra fee. People want more nacho cheese! Give the people what they want!
I don't even like mac and cheese. But once at a diner I had mac and cheese with stewed tomatoes and after sprinkling on salt and pepper that was really good, otherwise mac-and-cheese reminds me of teenager food. 🤔
Ooh, I don't even want to read the comments to see how many Texans replied! ;). Texas Chili is never "con carne" and they are religious about it. It is ALL carne, period. No "con," but rather "sin"; sin tomatoes, sin beans and sin onions. Traditional chili con carne, with beans, tomatoes, onions and even green peppers is standard where I'm from, the Midwest. Texans usually outright reject Midwest chili. Meat and only meat for them. Curious too if they had iced tea or "sweet" tea, which I know you two are quite familiar with. It's a diner staple too. I imagine sweet tea though would be too sweet for most Germans. Too sweet for me too.
Since on my recent travels in America, discovering how much I love sweet tea (half and half) ...no. There is no sweet tea in Germany. There are no iced soft drinks, really, so sweet tea cannot find its place. I look forward to my next trip to America where I can drink another sweet tea full of ice, with free refills. I'm happy to discover that sweet tea is working its way north in America!
There's one off the autobahn somewhere around Nuremburg, if I remember correctly. Very 1950s style with a jukebox and really good food. If anyone knows the one I am talking about, let me know!
@uliwehner I was writing about the restaurant, which is off route 46 in Germany. I would not have named an American themed restaurant that, knowing what route 46 in NJ is like. They are trying to make it seem like route 66 which runs from Chicago to Los Angeles. BTW there are many other highways in US which are more important and interesting than Route 66. US 1 running from Maine to Florida. Route 30 from Philadelphia to Nebraska the oldest paved US Highway. The National pike from Washington DC to Ohio the oldest US, government road. ROUTE 66 is overrated.
There is nothing like Diner food. In the Northeast US its a classic! The best burgers and fries are found at a Diner! As for the Macaroni and Cheese, usually we as Americans are used to what we call Elbow Macaroni, rather than Rigatoni or Penne - though if you were in Italy, there is an Italian dish that uses Rigatoni with a creamy cheese sauce and bacon...mmmm. Love your videos. Not sure how the two of you doo not weigh 500 lbs!! LOLOL
Yes that pasta with processed cheese is not noodles is maccheroni but more exactly are tortiglioni rigati. Noodles are only for Chinese oriental type of food
Hey Phil und Deana, danke für das Video. Was haltet ihr davon, wenn ihr mal in meinem amerikanischen Stammdinner in Köln ein Video dreht? Es nennt sich „Joe Champs“ und besitzt zwei Filialen in Köln. Einmal eine größere am Ring und die kleinere (wo ich immer hin gehe) in Deutz. Beste Grüße nach Düsseldorf ✌
Hallo ihr Beiden, das Restaurant ist gerade mal 10 Minuten von mir entfernt und wird sicherlich mal einen Besuch von uns bekommen. Wart ihr eigentlich schon in der Eisdiele „Unbehauns“ auf der Aachener Straße? Die Eisdiele gibt es nur einmal in Deutschland und hat seit über 100 Jahren das gleiche Rezept und produziert seitdem auch nur fünf Eissorten: Schoko, Vanille, Erdbeere, Zitrone und Nuss… Vielleicht ist es ja mal einen Besuch wert. Bleibt wie ihr seid und macht weiter so (hoffe ja immer noch darauf euch mal zufällig über den Weg zu laufen, wenn man schon in einer Stadt wohnt)😊
It's funny because I eat at diners all the time and not once have I ever thought of getting a burger. When I go to a diner or think of a diner, I think of Meatloaf mashed potatoes and gravy, liver and onions, an omelet with home fries, or a club sandwich. Never once have I ever gotten a burger. 👍🏻👍🏻❤🇺🇸🙏🏻
some decades ago this would have been a joke in germany: would you please pack that up? it's for the dog. And the kids go: But mom, we don't have a dog.... i personally don't order that much food, so i don't need a doggy bag. It is possible, even here in the US. My wife does get the leftovers packed up quite often. She does not like leftovers, though.... Maybe fried rice at the chinese place.
It is considered a bit odd in nicer restaurants to ask to take leftovers with you, at least it was a few years ago. Now maybe it's more appropriate? The thing is, a lot of restaurants will not have to-go boxes so you'll get your sirloin steak handed to you in aluminum foil and you have to walk around town like that.
It's definitely not as common in Germany (compared to the US) to ask for a "to go" box. We usually bring our own food containers when we know we are going to film. I don't think we'd ever order this much food on a casual food outing.
I love when you two grab delicious eats!!! American or German it warms my heart!!!! That's a decent diner. Hit a Backfischfest - it's about that time for the one in Worms :) Ketsch already passed.
Try to visit Star Diner in Essen. It is also an american style restaurant//// könnt ihr den star diner in essen probieren? es befindet sich am lichtbogen und schmeckt sehr gut und ist immer sehr voll
That was fun and the food looked so good. Yes, very American. I wonder if the chef is an American. You're right about the take on Rt. 66 because I live on Rt. 66 and we have a diner in our town just like that.
You should try the restaurant were they only have ice cream and cakes... They have a lasagna, no it's ice-cream, but it looks like real hot food. They have a lot of funny things to eat. Mabey there are similar places in USA.. 😊 Big hugs from Denmark 💝🌹🥰
I make mac & cheese at home all the time so it’s not something I order at restaurants. But that one did look good & cheesy. When I make it, I use whatever pasta I feel like: elbow, rotini, shells, farfalle, etc. Anything that is medium sized that will be a good vehicle for the cheeeeeeeeze 😂
Cheese sauce is milk thickened with roux plus cheese. As a lactose unfriendly person, I prefer nachos with melted cheese only. Can you get a chili dog in Germany? They are weird hybrid of American, German and Mexican food.
@@thomasschumacher5362 It's not lactose free, but most of the lactose gets eaten up by the lactobacilli during fermentation. It varies by type of cheese.
I’m disappointed that they don’t serve a pizza topped with pickles, sweet corn & mini corn dogs. Where’s that German faux-American authenticity we all love? 😂
What is a dish you miss when you're not home? If you enjoyed this video, you may like: Trying TEXAS BBQ in Germany! - Can it Compete?? (ruclips.net/video/uD4_Gp1dQHM/видео.html ) or Trying "AMERICAN" Food According to GERMANY... (ruclips.net/video/Gdh696UNRNM/видео.html )
The pasta is called Rigatoni.
Guess what Nobody cares about you not caring, in fact nobody cares what you think about anything.
It looks like Ziti
Thanks!
@@richardjohnson4365 ziti is smooth and a little smaller.
Dachte ich auch erst, aber das Internet sagt es sind eher Tortiglioni, wegen der verdrehten Rillen.
i was a truck driver for years in the US, and chili fries, as i think they are named in most places in the US... are fantastic! great video!
Homemade "hamburger helper" is a really affordable meal even if you have to make the Mac and cheese. You can put veg in also. 😋 Keep having fun you two.
Great video, thanks guys! As a Texan who's lived in Germany for 26 years, if I had been there, I would have been upset by that chili con carne: (1) beans and corn in the chili, and (2) served over french fries. Maybe if they had called it "chili cheese fries" instead of "chili con carne" I wouldn't have minded so much. I'm also not a fan of those noodles in mac and cheese. It is possible to get "proper" narrow macaroni noodles in Germany. Thanks for taking us on your food journey with you!
I understand your "rage".^^ But they actually call it Mexican-Fries (hot) with Chili-con-Carne, Beef, Corn and Beans. So not completely wrong.^^
Food looks good! That said, I don't think that I'd ever had a plate of loaded nachos in Europe that competed with the ones that you can get in the USA.
I like the play on Route 66 with the restaurant's name!
Daughter & niece of 2 truck drivers......when it comes to the coffee order back in North America, its LEADED meaning REGULAR coffee or EXTRA LEADED meaning STRONGER coffee. The food is the typical menu offered at truck stops.
I love that you have American food in Germany, look at all the cuisines we have in America, including German, let's spread the wealth,lol. Thanks Phil and Deana
When they are decorated like this we have to try them! Here's another great one at a Texas style BBQ joint in Germany! ruclips.net/video/uD4_Gp1dQHM/видео.html
Deana and Phil,
i was racking my brain yesterday when looking at this place and thinking I've seen this place, but where and with who,lol, thinking maybe it was the rib place, I will watch and see if that is what I am remembering. Thanks
These aren't American foods...they're just modern, vapid foods. Super general and considering America does have its own ethnic cuisine, this is so stereotypical, incorrect, and lazy. We have multiple fish dishes, stews, soups, casseroles, flatbreads, etc. to choose from but sure...foreigners just hyperfixate on French fries and think they nailed the U.S. 😅
nette9836,
Yes America has cuisines from around the world and that's what I love, but most of us grew up on these basics as a treat and as young adults to suit our tight budgets, so it's nice to see other cultures embrace them imho.
It looked like you didn't like the burger. I've never seen sweet peppers on nachos.
I’m American, and it’s a treat for us to eat at a local German restaurant. It’s run by a German family. We lived in Germany for 6 years, so I think I understand authentic German cooking. So many foreign cuisines Americanize their food. I feel this German restaurant does a good job is staying true to its roots.😊
The mini juke box at the table, with country songs on it would make a nice touch
The food looks great 🙂🇩🇰
Where did the "diced raw bell pepper goes on everything" and "serve it on a slate!" stuff come from? Everything looks like it's 95% amazing with some bizarre twist. Chili con CORN-e, anyone?
This video reminds me of when I tried to find Mexican food in England. I live in L.A., so I know Mexican food. Some of the places I tried in the UK attempted Mexican food very poorly (corn relish on a taco instead of spicy salsa, etc) but I did find a place in London called Cafe Pacifico that was quite good. As for your video, red and green bell peppers do not belong on nachos. Sliced jalapenos and black olives would be better choices. And corn on chili fries? No thanks! The burger looked pretty good, though.
Mexican food turns me off. That is the last kind of food that I would ever look for.
"The Busted Knuckle Garage" Sign behind Deana is one we also have in our shop. :) It seems funny seeing it other places.
I just love watching these video's. I'm a mixture of Dutch/German/American, living in the netherlands. My favorite dish is Chili con carne, although i eat it with basmati rice. Never knew it originated from the US. Might try it with homemade fries next time.
Rigatoni noodles :)
Correct.
Thanks!
Danke, dass Ihr Euch für uns überfressen habt. Immerhin weiß ich, wo ich einmal essen könnte, wenn ich an D'df vorbeifahre. Vorschlag für weitere Diners: Miss Pepper, z. B. in Bornheim.
For those outside of the US, the majority of us don’t eat like this on a regular basis, or at all. I know that’s the stereotype, but it’s not really true for most people.
The main problem with US food is that, unlike Europe for instance, it’s more manufactured than natural. When I visit Europe, I never have stomach issues, because the bread, the meat, etc. is not filled with poisons like in the US.
I have lived in United States for 63 years and I never eat this kind of food that they just ate. I would never consume all that artificial cheese sauce.
What would your typical meal be in the US?
@@andreadee1567 meatloaf mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffed peppers, beef stew, baked chicken, steak and baked potato, chicken parmesan, lasagna, spaghetti and meatballs, fresh fish or shrimp meal, homemade soup, most people will eat their meal with a salad or at least two vegetables.
However, it is refreshing, like real German food in US
I have never had stomach issues and I eat garbage all day in the US. You are just a genetic dead end.
Mac and cheese is one of those pasta dishes were shape and size actually matter and penne just doesn’t seem right for that dish lol
Agreed! It's not the same
Danke für den Tipp! Wenn ich das nächste mal da hoch fahre, plane ich nen Stopp ein.
Heys dudes, in Australia we have egg & beetroot on our burgers & pineapple on other style burgers 🇦🇺🇦🇺🍻🤘
In the U.S. we generally use Elbow Macaroni for M&C. Those in your dish appear more like Tortiglioni pasta to me. To be fair ANY small pasta bathed in a creamy processed cheese sauce wins it for me. Being a Texican (Texas-New Mexico), my fave is green chili (Hatch, NM chilies) bacon mac'n cheese. Cheers Guys.
That's the other one I was trying to remember. Tortiglioni and Rigatoni are so similar. XD =^.^=
Can you try Smoke BBQ in the northern part of Düsseldorf? :)
We made a video there last year! ruclips.net/video/uD4_Gp1dQHM/видео.html
Chili con carne would typically not have beans
Those nachos needed meat. Taco meat or shredded pork or beef. Hold the cheez wiz and use a better cheddar or Monterey Jack. They needed onions and guacamole. Those were movie theater nachos! I like chili in a bowl with cornbread. A little shredded cheese on top.
Once got nacchos from a pizza place here in Germany and it was awfull lol, too big pieces of jalapeno, the cheese was gratin-cheese and they really put the nachos in the ofen for the gratin-cheese, they put storebought salsa on top and misslabled it as ketchup-dip ... em
Yep, as advised that's rigatoni pasta.. penne is like a quill and is slanted at the tips .. Great vid❤ you guys are very watchable.. love 🇩🇪 ..danke sehr!! ❤
It’s called rigatoni that they made your macaroni and cheese out of and it should’ve been made with elbow
you should try star diner in aachen! the food is really good and they have a big selection of milkshakes. and it looks like your classic american diner
Being in Texas for 30 plus years, I haven't had the chili con carne with fries but will check the menus for it. The nachos looked pretty good but needed chopped tomatoes and pickled jalapeno slices. Everything looked delicious.
Never tried it like that my go-to is the Cracker barrel home box version, but because pasta is my bag baby, those are rigatoni noodles. The typical wedding in America will have a pasta/sausage marinara buffet using these noddles..
Living in Zürich and now London we most miss good smokey American style bacon!! Also breakfast sandwiches, and unsweetened iced tea.
Always enjoy your videos! 😊🥓🇺🇲🇩🇪
We never crave American food when we travel but when we get home, the first thing we usually get is Thai or something else spicy. Definitely nothing is spicy enough for us in Europe, but I LOVE German food and other European foods.
I've been to so many Mexican restaurants in California (some of them semi-authentic, locally owned, some of them more Mexican-American chain restaurants) and I don't think I've ever seen a single one of them offer an extra pitcher of nacho cheese to pour on your nachos. It's a genius move when you think about it. Everybody wants more nacho cheese. It's stupid not to offer it, even if the restaurant wants to charge an extra fee. People want more nacho cheese! Give the people what they want!
I don't even like mac and cheese. But once at a diner I had mac and cheese with stewed tomatoes and after sprinkling on salt and pepper that was really good, otherwise mac-and-cheese reminds me of teenager food. 🤔
Ooh, I don't even want to read the comments to see how many Texans replied! ;). Texas Chili is never "con carne" and they are religious about it. It is ALL carne, period. No "con," but rather "sin"; sin tomatoes, sin beans and sin onions. Traditional chili con carne, with beans, tomatoes, onions and even green peppers is standard where I'm from, the Midwest. Texans usually outright reject Midwest chili. Meat and only meat for them.
Curious too if they had iced tea or "sweet" tea, which I know you two are quite familiar with. It's a diner staple too. I imagine sweet tea though would be too sweet for most Germans. Too sweet for me too.
Since on my recent travels in America, discovering how much I love sweet tea (half and half) ...no. There is no sweet tea in Germany. There are no iced soft drinks, really, so sweet tea cannot find its place. I look forward to my next trip to America where I can drink another sweet tea full of ice, with free refills. I'm happy to discover that sweet tea is working its way north in America!
Looks like a cool place. Food looked really good too.
Germany has loaded nachos? Yassssss!!!!!!
There's one off the autobahn somewhere around Nuremburg, if I remember correctly. Very 1950s style with a jukebox and really good food. If anyone knows the one I am talking about, let me know!
Rigatoni pasta! This is still not Mac n Cheese.
Love your show!
Mac and Cheese usually has elbow macaroni in it. Those noodles look like rigatoni. Either way, it looks delish!!
They all be “Cooking up a Storm” right over there… Glad, y’all 2 both enjoyed every bite… 😂🍽😂🍽
Route 46 is oldest, most direct US highway into New York from New Jersey. It is also notorious for traffic jams.
Route 66
@uliwehner I was writing about the restaurant, which is off route 46 in Germany. I would not have named an American themed restaurant that, knowing what route 46 in NJ is like. They are trying to make it seem like route 66 which runs from Chicago to Los Angeles. BTW there are many other highways in US which are more important and interesting than Route 66. US 1 running from Maine to Florida. Route 30 from Philadelphia to Nebraska the oldest paved US Highway. The National pike from Washington DC to Ohio the oldest US, government road. ROUTE 66 is overrated.
46 in Germany is also clogged every day: (
Burger looks good. The lettuce and tomatoes look good. No onion red of course. Yum.
Hi Deana and Phil have a nice weekend
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@@daykibaran9668 Hi 👋
Hi you two! Hope you have a lovely weekend!!
@@DeanaandPhil Thank you.
There is nothing like Diner food. In the Northeast US its a classic! The best burgers and fries are found at a Diner! As for the Macaroni and Cheese, usually we as Americans are used to what we call Elbow Macaroni, rather than Rigatoni or Penne - though if you were in Italy, there is an Italian dish that uses Rigatoni with a creamy cheese sauce and bacon...mmmm. Love your videos. Not sure how the two of you doo not weigh 500 lbs!! LOLOL
I was also surprised when Deanna said the cole slaw sauce was sweeter than she expected. I was expecting it to be not sweet.
that place nailed it ,
Unusual for a frie to be deep fried
Yes that pasta with processed cheese is not noodles is maccheroni but more exactly are tortiglioni rigati. Noodles are only for Chinese oriental type of food
Missed you guys 😊
I went to Route 66 in Berlin when I was there Jan 2022.
Wow! That’s one fancy-pants diner!! I wonder if it’s owned/operated by American expats or something- everything looked fantastic 😃👍👍👍
It's runnen by a moraccan family
Mmm. French with Chili and Cheese. Yes. I’m from California. Never been or care to go to Texas.
Deana, Phil just wanted to pay you to finish the mac & cheese, right? He did not put a time limit on when you finished it! Make him pay!
Mix your mayo and ketchup together for your fries.
Hey Phil und Deana, danke für das Video. Was haltet ihr davon, wenn ihr mal in meinem amerikanischen Stammdinner in Köln ein Video dreht? Es nennt sich „Joe Champs“ und besitzt zwei Filialen in Köln. Einmal eine größere am Ring und die kleinere (wo ich immer hin gehe) in Deutz. Beste Grüße nach Düsseldorf ✌
How many years have I been watching you guys handle cutlery to only now notice Deana is left handed? Or ambidextrous?
I have to visit my dear neighbors again 😂.
I love you too België’s.
I make chili fries at home all the time
I don’t think of nachos as dinner food
Rigatoni ... damn it... Italians will roast you :D
The chili con carne fries YUMMM! I would definitely order that
Hallo ihr Beiden, das Restaurant ist gerade mal 10 Minuten von mir entfernt und wird sicherlich mal einen Besuch von uns bekommen.
Wart ihr eigentlich schon in der Eisdiele „Unbehauns“ auf der Aachener Straße? Die Eisdiele gibt es nur einmal in Deutschland und hat seit über 100 Jahren das gleiche Rezept und produziert seitdem auch nur fünf Eissorten: Schoko, Vanille, Erdbeere, Zitrone und Nuss… Vielleicht ist es ja mal einen Besuch wert.
Bleibt wie ihr seid und macht weiter so (hoffe ja immer noch darauf euch mal zufällig über den Weg zu laufen, wenn man schon in einer Stadt wohnt)😊
It's funny because I eat at diners all the time and not once have I ever thought of getting a burger. When I go to a diner or think of a diner, I think of Meatloaf mashed potatoes and gravy, liver and onions, an omelet with home fries, or a club sandwich. Never once have I ever gotten a burger. 👍🏻👍🏻❤🇺🇸🙏🏻
When you order too much food in a German restaurant, do they offer a "to go" box so you can eat your leftovers later?
yes just ask the waiter to pack your stuff:)
some decades ago this would have been a joke in germany: would you please pack that up? it's for the dog. And the kids go: But mom, we don't have a dog.... i personally don't order that much food, so i don't need a doggy bag. It is possible, even here in the US. My wife does get the leftovers packed up quite often. She does not like leftovers, though.... Maybe fried rice at the chinese place.
It is considered a bit odd in nicer restaurants to ask to take leftovers with you, at least it was a few years ago. Now maybe it's more appropriate? The thing is, a lot of restaurants will not have to-go boxes so you'll get your sirloin steak handed to you in aluminum foil and you have to walk around town like that.
It's definitely not as common in Germany (compared to the US) to ask for a "to go" box. We usually bring our own food containers when we know we are going to film. I don't think we'd ever order this much food on a casual food outing.
Those must be artificial palm trees 🌴.
I love when you two grab delicious eats!!! American or German it warms my heart!!!! That's a decent diner. Hit a Backfischfest - it's about that time for the one in Worms :) Ketsch already passed.
it looked so good and just like the US if you ask me.
Try to visit Star Diner in Essen. It is also an american style restaurant//// könnt ihr den star diner in essen probieren? es befindet sich am lichtbogen und schmeckt sehr gut und ist immer sehr voll
I am curious what kind of meals you guys make at home, when you are not trying to recreate any fast food item.
I am also curious.
That was fun and the food looked so good. Yes, very American. I wonder if the chef is an American. You're right about the take on Rt. 66 because I live on Rt. 66 and we have a diner in our town just like that.
You should try the restaurant were they only have ice cream and cakes... They have a lasagna, no it's ice-cream, but it looks like real hot food.
They have a lot of funny things to eat.
Mabey there are similar places in USA.. 😊
Big hugs from Denmark 💝🌹🥰
Isn't there kasespatzle in Germany, which should be pretty similar to mac and cheese?
We don't call the pasta Macaroni :D We call it Penne
What???? I use a Mayo & Mustard mixture for my fries... hardly ever use Ketchup.
I make mac & cheese at home all the time so it’s not something I order at restaurants. But that one did look good & cheesy. When I make it, I use whatever pasta I feel like: elbow, rotini, shells, farfalle, etc. Anything that is medium sized that will be a good vehicle for the cheeeeeeeeze 😂
Deana, That's not traditional Mac n' Cheese ! Traditional Mac n' Cheese is made with elbow macaroni which those noodles are not !
Put fries in tartar sauce. I guarantee your brain will think they taste like fish if you've only used tartar sauce on fish for most of your life.
og texas chilli ist ohne bohnen :)
That food looked very nice & definitely like you would have here in the USA.❤
That is a true New York burger. $16 for a $8 burger.
What is the best cheese for those mac&cheese and how to make it? Any expert opinions here?
Cheese sauce is milk thickened with roux plus cheese. As a lactose unfriendly person, I prefer nachos with melted cheese only. Can you get a chili dog in Germany? They are weird hybrid of American, German and Mexican food.
You can make your own chili dog in Germany if you try hard enough: ) But I disagree with your claim that there is anything German about a chili dog.
@@LythaWausW The frankfurter sausage in the middle....😁
Didn't know melted cheese was lactose free
@@thomasschumacher5362 It's not lactose free, but most of the lactose gets eaten up by the lactobacilli during fermentation. It varies by type of cheese.
Barilla calls this Pasta shape Tortiglioni
Chili cheese fries are definitely an American staple.
That’s how I make my coleslaw.
That is to be American portions. Not in California. Not in Northern California not in my town definitely. Sad for me.
Das einzige Problem was ich mit loaded fries habe, ist die Matschigkeit . Ansonsten alles lecker. Love you guys
Nice video! What type of camera do you use?
Wauwvdat was veel eten en lekker eten 🎉🎉
Chilli con carne in q baked potato esp in winter mmmm
Most Italians call all noodles/ pasta "macaroni". 🍜 🍝 Same difference 😂 just yummy goodness 🤤
Do you in general eat all the food you ordered? 😂 Just curious, because it always looks like A LOT! :D
Love your videos!
This couple is great. This couple are great. How do you say this in German? Is or are?
I’m disappointed that they don’t serve a pizza topped with pickles, sweet corn & mini corn dogs.
Where’s that German faux-American authenticity we all love? 😂
Looks like they are "chilly Fries".
Ihr müsst mal zu smoke barbecue
If you didn’t say where you were, people might think you were eating at a restaurant in the USA!