still trying everything, haven't sampled enough to list top 3, but definitely glüwein is always on my must have list! thanks for all the great ideas to make sure i check out! ( i already know i don't really like spätzel, though!) ferris wheels trigger my worst acrophobia, i can do the highest, fastest roller coasters no prob, but ferris wheels freak me out!
for sure want the baguette with the sausages, Deana's number 1 and the 'mac & cheese'. I also agree with Daena on the Ferris wheels. My stomach is going crazy just by watching the heights in this video.
My wife and I just got back from the Christmas markets from Köln to Strasbourg (and others all along the Rhine) Magical!! We loved Köln and the Angels Market (at Neumarkt) everything was amazing from all the food (favs-Bratwurst, candied almonds and any bread & cheese) to Glühwein plus scenery…love your videos-you’re so great together. Prost!
What a wonderful collection of festive foods! Each one sounds more tempting than the last! I love that every market brings its own unique flavors, but these three definitely need to be on everyone's to-try list.
I'm curious how close they are to the real thing. I'm closest to the one in Chicago, but that would still be a real travel headache and might not be worth it. Edit, worth it meaning, will there be real german wurst, kuchen, almonds, langos, döner, etc....). I couldn't care less about the knick knacks; I just want the FOOOOD!!!!😂
Yes. Yesterday we went from Amsterdam to Düsseldorf. Everywhere we went we came accross the Christmas markets. And we got addicted to the sugared nuts. Are you kiddin' me. Later on we got the Bratwurst. And Glühwein. Was fun.
I haven't mentioned in a long time how amazing your editing is. It's professional, it's enjoyable, and it's consistent, making you feel like coming home. And your choice of music is the icing on the cake. Please never change.
Just back from the Christmas Market and I can't leave without having Eierpunch, Bratworst, Reibekuchen and Strawberry in white choclate. I need to try langos next time...
Here in Finland wieners and sausages are available in every market. Some markets also have smoked salmon and other smoked fishes as well. Smoked fish is always delicious.
Deana and Phil! I’ve used your guys videos to hype my wife up who loves Christmas. We just got to Munich yesterday went to Salzburg today back to Munich then Dresden and Berlin! Very excited and thank you again for doing just great videos!!!
So beautiful, I love all the lights and the jewel tones, really magical! Pretty sure my favorite snack would be the sausage roll, but everything looked tasty. Phil and Deana, thanks for taking us along, really gets one in the spirit.🎄💕👍
Thank you for another great vid. I look forward to your Christmas Market ones each year as we don't have any like that here. I went to a "Christmas Market" here and though the booths looked like some of yours, they were mainly selling products and not food. Though other annual festivals do have food booths and food trucks.they
Before I even clicked on this, my immediate choice for number one was a langos! I first had one at the Christmas market in Heidelberg in the mid-'90s. I'm surprised they haven't made their way to the States yet.
I would love it if you guys could review the ones in the United States some year. How close are they to the real thing? How good is the food? Do they capture the magic?🤔 It would be quite the sacrifice, and a rather expensive one at that! 😅
6:55 Langosch has always been available in Austria at every church festival or other public event. But until 40 - 50 years ago there was only Langosch with salt or garlic. The other variations were only thought up later.
Top 3 Bratwurst Spatzle And the fried dough cooked around like a metal rolling pin with sugar or vanilla on outside and Nutella inside - I only found it in Vienna market near palace and the mid evil market in Munich but I believe it’s Hungary food. I also liked the idea of the weird chocolate looking sweet bread that looked like a gingerbread man or snowman in strasbourg and the star sweetbread in Nuremberg
Those "Kartoffelpuffer" discs are also known as "Kröppelchen" in the Rhineland. And the Reibekuchen has normally the size of a big body of bread, and you get a piece of that at a Xmas market.
I absolutely love reibekuchen, but a kasekrainer sausage with mustard on good german bread is to die for. Christmas markets have the best food. And yes, might have something to do with the amount of gluhwein consumed 😅
i have to go to Germany after watching y'all eating this, although here in Austria they have most of it except Reibekuchen, that is a typical German thing which is my favorite. Munich is not far from where I live, so this weekend I am driving there. Thanks for your wonderful videos, I enjoy them all.
Thank you so much, the market was so beautiful, I did not want it to stop. the food looks great. I have never been to a German market, but wouldn't mind going.
It has been years since I have been to German Christmas Market but I remembered a delicious steak sandwich but it seems to be gone. All of these other foods are new to me except for the almonds. ❤ i can't wait to return.
Öhöhö. Another beautiful christmas video, dude. Yay! Hot dogs, french fries with peanut sauce, wine gum, (veggie) bratwurst, Asian noodle boxes, muzen, pizza rolls, langos, curros. It`s hard to pick like one favorite thing for me. I love all of this. 😋A lot of this stuff is still kind of new though. Möh. When i was growing up the christmas markets were all about curly kale and potatoes, hamburgers, roasted almonds, all kind of bread rolls, potato salat and meat balls. I wish everyone a jolly Nikolaus!
Nothing too Christmasy in your choices... I just wonder. Spätzle however is a must have when ever I visit Germany. Lecker. In a Christmas market I'd rather look for Gluhwein. Käse, Lebkuchen and perhaps some Eiswein.
I loved the gummi baren at the market in Augsburg. Served in a paper cone and warm. A pretzel with mustard and a hot drink were my go to things. Not just about food though. The decorations available and good friends to enjoy it all with, couldn't be topped.
5:20 min Yes, prices at German Christmas markets are escalating this year! At the "Wandsbeker Winterzauber" ("winter-magic in Wandsbek") in Hamburg you pay 6 Euros for a simple farmer's bratwurst (Bauernbratwurst) and 7 Euros for a fairly small portion of fried mushrooms. It makes you think twice about whether you still want to pay for it... 😳
@@pinkhope84 Ganz gemütlich ist er schon, vom kulinarischen Angebot allerdings etwas begrenzt. Ich wohne in der Nähe und gehe deshalb lieber auf den Winterzauber, weil es da nicht so voll ist wie in der Innenstadt (am Rathaus und auf dem Gerhard-Hauptmann Platz ist es abends so rappelvoll, dass man keinen Meter weit kommt).
🐺💓 3. Kandierter Apfel 2. Schokolasierte Sachen 1. Glühweinbonbons Krakauer ist auch gut aber die kriegt man das ganze Jahr über, ist mir nicht weihnachtlich genug
My wife and I just got back from the Christmas markets from Köln to Strasbourg (and others all along the Rhine) Magical!! We loved Köln and the Angels Market (@Neumarkt) everything was amazing from all the food (favs-Bratwurst, candied almonds and any bread & cheese) to Glühwein plus scenery…love your videos-you’re so great together. Prost!
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What is your TOP 3?
Depends on country! I love it in Ukraine, well before war at least and then my native is Sweden so its not many markets at least at christmas!
still trying everything, haven't sampled enough to list top 3, but definitely glüwein is always on my must have list! thanks for all the great ideas to make sure i check out! ( i already know i don't really like spätzel, though!)
ferris wheels trigger my worst acrophobia, i can do the highest, fastest roller coasters no prob, but ferris wheels freak me out!
for sure want the baguette with the sausages, Deana's number 1 and the 'mac & cheese'. I also agree with Daena on the Ferris wheels. My stomach is going crazy just by watching the heights in this video.
Thüringer Original Rostbratwurst mit Brotchen und scharf Zenf, Streitzel, Pfefferkuchen .
Polish tears 😂
My wife and I just got back from the Christmas markets from Köln to Strasbourg (and others all along the Rhine) Magical!! We loved Köln and the Angels Market (at Neumarkt) everything was amazing from all the food (favs-Bratwurst, candied almonds and any bread & cheese) to Glühwein plus scenery…love your videos-you’re so great together. Prost!
What a wonderful collection of festive foods! Each one sounds more tempting than the last! I love that every market brings its own unique flavors, but these three definitely need to be on everyone's to-try list.
We need Christmas Markets in the USA. What a fantastic way to celebrate the holiday season. Europeans know how to do Christmas the proper way!
there are christmas markets in the US. you just need to google it.
They do exist in some places! We have one in the city I live in and another in the next closest large city.
I'm curious how close they are to the real thing. I'm closest to the one in Chicago, but that would still be a real travel headache and might not be worth it. Edit, worth it meaning, will there be real german wurst, kuchen, almonds, langos, döner, etc....). I couldn't care less about the knick knacks; I just want the FOOOOD!!!!😂
There is one in Chicago and Indiana, that are authentic.
There is a Christkindlemarkt every year in Bethlehem, PA. It’s somewhat popular.
Yes. Yesterday we went from Amsterdam to Düsseldorf. Everywhere we went we came accross the Christmas markets. And we got addicted to the sugared nuts. Are you kiddin' me. Later on we got the Bratwurst. And Glühwein. Was fun.
I haven't mentioned in a long time how amazing your editing is. It's professional, it's enjoyable, and it's consistent, making you feel like coming home. And your choice of music is the icing on the cake. Please never change.
Such a fun video. Thanks so much for sharing. 🎄🎄🎄⭐️🫶⭐️🫶✌️✌️
Just back from the Christmas Market and I can't leave without having Eierpunch, Bratworst, Reibekuchen and Strawberry in white choclate. I need to try langos next time...
Here in Finland wieners and sausages are available in every market. Some markets also have smoked salmon and other smoked fishes as well. Smoked fish is always delicious.
Deana and Phil! I’ve used your guys videos to hype my wife up who loves Christmas. We just got to Munich yesterday went to Salzburg today back to Munich then Dresden and Berlin! Very excited and thank you again for doing just great videos!!!
My top three!!! - Flammkuchen; Brat in Brot, and crepes con nutella!
Arriving in Nurnberg on 21 December to catch the last couple of days of the Christmas Market. Very excited. This will be my first.
Enjoy! I Was there yesterday (17.12.)...it's big...also look for some stands on side streets...
@@Ksenia1988-e7z thank you for the suggestion
I agree with the fried dough. Reminds me of powder sugar coated Beignets in New Orleans. Thanks for the video!
So beautiful, I love all the lights and the jewel tones, really magical! Pretty sure my favorite snack would be the sausage roll, but everything looked tasty. Phil and Deana, thanks for taking us along, really gets one in the spirit.🎄💕👍
Thank you for another great vid. I look forward to your Christmas Market ones each year as we don't have any like that here. I went to a "Christmas Market" here and though the booths looked like some of yours, they were mainly selling products and not food. Though other annual festivals do have food booths and food trucks.they
I want some too. Really enjoy y’all’s videos 😊😊
Before I even clicked on this, my immediate choice for number one was a langos! I first had one at the Christmas market in Heidelberg in the mid-'90s. I'm surprised they haven't made their way to the States yet.
That potato cake looks so good!! You got me drooling over here!!😋
Any type of brat with mustard, anything potato, and gingerbread.
Hahaha, I also instinctively use skewers as chopsticks when I have two of them.
Oh I wish I were there!!!
Ohhh great lists! My top 3 would be:
#3 fried/doughy foods like waffles or langos
#2 flammlachs
#1 Käsespätzle
I would love it if you guys could review the ones in the United States some year. How close are they to the real thing? How good is the food? Do they capture the magic?🤔 It would be quite the sacrifice, and a rather expensive one at that! 😅
Reibekuchen 🤤🤤 I grew up in the neighbourhood of Aachen, I remember getting these a lot when we went there! Sehr gut!
Thank you so much for this video! I was looking forward for new Christmas markets videos!! 😭❤️🎄
I do too!
I was hoping you would do Christmas market content this year and it did not disappoint. I absolutely loved this video!
Its my favorite time of year with getting to see these Christmas Market videos. One day I hope to experience it live.
Ha ha ha. I lost it when she said. Have you ever had two wieners in one bun. Oh come on, You know that’s funny.
Merry Christmas to one and all
Thank you for the vid. I really feel Christmassy now.
6:55 Langosch has always been available in Austria at every church festival or other public event. But until 40 - 50 years ago there was only Langosch with salt or garlic.
The other variations were only thought up later.
2:03 His reaction to "we 're gonna die" is so hilarious.🤣
Love the dipped fruit on a stick.
I love your Videos's and keep up the great work! Merry Christmas !
Top 3
Bratwurst
Spatzle
And the fried dough cooked around like a metal rolling pin with sugar or vanilla on outside and Nutella inside - I only found it in Vienna market near palace and the mid evil market in Munich but I believe it’s Hungary food.
I also liked the idea of the weird chocolate looking sweet bread that looked like a gingerbread man or snowman in strasbourg and the star sweetbread in Nuremberg
Those "Kartoffelpuffer" discs are also known as "Kröppelchen" in the Rhineland. And the Reibekuchen has normally the size of a big body of bread, and you get a piece of that at a Xmas market.
I absolutely love reibekuchen, but a kasekrainer sausage with mustard on good german bread is to die for. Christmas markets have the best food. And yes, might have something to do with the amount of gluhwein consumed 😅
i have to go to Germany after watching y'all eating this, although here in Austria they have most of it except Reibekuchen, that is a typical German thing which is my favorite. Munich is not far from where I live, so this weekend I am driving there. Thanks for your wonderful videos, I enjoy them all.
Those potato pancakes are very popular in the German parts of Pennsylvania. We eat them with sour cream and chives ❤
We always eat Thüringer sausage at the Christmas market.
They are the best.
"Besides the potential eminent death, this is really nice." A metaphor for life.😂😂😂😂😅
Thank you so much, the market was so beautiful, I did not want it to stop. the food looks great. I have never been to a German market, but wouldn't mind going.
Two wieners and one bun lol 😂 Anyway I love the German XMas villages; hoping to visit next year!!
It has been years since I have been to German Christmas Market but I remembered a delicious steak sandwich but it seems to be gone. All of these other foods are new to me except for the almonds. ❤ i can't wait to return.
Öhöhö. Another beautiful christmas video, dude. Yay! Hot dogs, french fries with peanut sauce, wine gum, (veggie) bratwurst, Asian noodle boxes, muzen, pizza rolls, langos, curros. It`s hard to pick like one favorite thing for me. I love all of this. 😋A lot of this stuff is still kind of new though. Möh. When i was growing up the christmas markets were all about curly kale and potatoes, hamburgers, roasted almonds, all kind of bread rolls, potato salat and meat balls. I wish everyone a jolly Nikolaus!
We have German spaetzles in the United States. We eat them with butter and gravy. I like them more than mac and cheese ❤
FYI Kiełbasa means sausage in Polish 😉
I miss the markets. The smell of warm gluhwein and fresh food. I found the markets at the small cities more intimate (like Kirn).
you guys are great....!!!
I've never seen a filled Langos. That looked amazing
The Langos looks so good!!! The best!!! I did not know about it. *book trip to hungary*
Nothing too Christmasy in your choices... I just wonder. Spätzle however is a must have when ever I visit Germany. Lecker. In a Christmas market I'd rather look for Gluhwein. Käse, Lebkuchen and perhaps some Eiswein.
Probiert mal die Reibekuchen/Pfannkuchen/Kartoffelpuffer mit Abpfelbrei drauf!
Happy Holidays 🌟🌟
I loved the gummi baren at the market in Augsburg. Served in a paper cone and warm. A pretzel with mustard and a hot drink were my go to things. Not just about food though. The decorations available and good friends to enjoy it all with, couldn't be topped.
Hey Phil - No Sauerkraut 😢
You should visit the christmas Market in Münster
Decades ago, shopping at the Christmas market was cheap.
I'm irrationally upset by the lack of meat on this list 😂
5:20 min Yes, prices at German Christmas markets are escalating this year! At the "Wandsbeker Winterzauber" ("winter-magic in Wandsbek") in Hamburg you pay 6 Euros for a simple farmer's bratwurst (Bauernbratwurst) and 7 Euros for a fairly small portion of fried mushrooms. It makes you think twice about whether you still want to pay for it... 😳
Vorallem ist das Ambiente in Wandsbek auch echt nicht schön.
@@pinkhope84 Ganz gemütlich ist er schon, vom kulinarischen Angebot allerdings etwas begrenzt. Ich wohne in der Nähe und gehe deshalb lieber auf den Winterzauber, weil es da nicht so voll ist wie in der Innenstadt (am Rathaus und auf dem Gerhard-Hauptmann Platz ist es abends so rappelvoll, dass man keinen Meter weit kommt).
Die Inflation! Weihnachtsmarkt in Goslar, immer noch schön.
2:30 no that statement is not true. Where I am from its a Reibeplätzchen (I'm originaly from the Münsterland-area)
Phil was right. Kasespatzle here in Berlin this year is up over 10 euros at a lot of the markets this year
Was there today, it was freezing cold, storm and rain. Other than food all stalls closed.😢
Lángos is the BEST! Greetings from Budapest! 🙂🎄♥
The glühwein and sausages are the best in Germany and it has the best Christmas markets in Europe.
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3. Kandierter Apfel
2. Schokolasierte Sachen
1. Glühweinbonbons
Krakauer ist auch gut aber die kriegt man das ganze Jahr über, ist mir nicht weihnachtlich genug
das steak im Brötchen musst probieren
Wish I was visiting there again, stuck in clunky old Orlando, Florida.
This looks a lot like last years tour..
😮
I think I've never seen Käse Spätzle at a Christmas Market, but then I'm from Northern Germany so maybe that's why.
Just check if the entrances of the Christmas markts are blocked to prevent out of control cars to enter the market... it can save your life!
Bin ich nicht nach ein Weinachtsmarkt. Ich wuerde gern Alles probieren!
Still cheaper than on Polish markets😅
I really miss the Nuremberg Chrustmas Market. Went almost every day for 4 years.
3:50 erklärt mal "Schmalzkuchen". Schmalz ist verflüssigtes Schweinefett. Also eine Süßigkeit die in flüssigem Schweinefett gebacken wurde.
No wonder it tastes so good! Schweinefett being the magic food flavoring in the best pie crusts on Earth as well!❤🐖🐖🐷🩷
Poffertjes!
How many Christmas markets have you two visited? Two i could identify but there was at least one more right?
was this one a reposting of a previous video?
It looked like a new one but I think they showed a clip of old one for when she first had the langos one
Yummmm
I love audio track German(Germany).
Schupfudeln mit Sauerkraut mmmhhhh
Berlin, Munich, and Stuttgart.
Könnt ihr mehr Weihnachtsmarkt videos machen? 🤭🤍
ah, das riesenrad am schkoladenmuseum :D
Is there some reason that you spell market without the 'e?' "Christmas Markts"
Leberkäse is the favourite Food on a Christmas market? What? 😂
Is Strasbourgh German or French ?
It's french, but in the most german part of France and very close to the german border.
My Grandfather always said - We are not French 😂
@@pierremuzerie2811 Alsatian. My ancestors claimed neither, with that reticence definitely passing through the generations. 🤣
After a visit to a German Christmas market. You'll understand why hot dogs ain't a thing in Europe
I’m a sucker for raclette. Also eierpunsch. For sweets, nothing beats a lebkuchen.
I love all traditional German food. I don't want any German Indian food or curry. Just good old fashion German food 😊❤
Die KI-Stimme für die deutsche Synchro ist furchtbar.
5:16
German national sport? Complaining.
So. After bicycles and radios now stealing that from the Dutch as well?
😂😂😂
Mmmm... wurst...
My top3 favorite foods on a Christmas market are
1 chocofruchte
2 idontknowyet
3 five guys
As an American I will speak for Deana. Americans could do a much better job with Max n Cheese. Our stuff is boring!
Käsesspätzle is not like Gnocchi, not like Mac'n Cheese and it's not kinda dumpling, come on...
Also a Bratwurst is not a Wiener.
@@Schnitzengruben How many times can you insult Käsespätzle in 1,5 minutes?? 😅😅
Langos ist ja auch nichts aus Deutschland.
I quite enjoyed the video except you should have kept the food to German food and not foreign food
Brats, brats and brats
These guys do the same videos year after year. Get some new content
you two really like shitty unhealthy crap food !
They actually eat better than many travelers on RUclips 😊
My wife and I just got back from the Christmas markets from Köln to Strasbourg (and others all along the Rhine) Magical!! We loved Köln and the Angels Market (@Neumarkt) everything was amazing from all the food (favs-Bratwurst, candied almonds and any bread & cheese) to Glühwein plus scenery…love your videos-you’re so great together. Prost!