What are some Fair Foods from your country? If you enjoyed this video you may enjoy: 10 MUST EAT Dishes in Germany! (ruclips.net/video/TVSvY2Wnmcw/видео.html ) or First Time at a GERMAN THEME PARK! (ruclips.net/video/VB24G0F2GOM/видео.html )
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Always wanted to return to Munich, Germany. I was born there in 56 during a heavy snow. I came home at about 18 months. I can’t explain why I feel connected, but I do. Raised in USA in South Carolina, it’s home and beautiful. But now that I’m 65 I’ll probably not make it back to my birthplace. I love your videos. Such a sweet cute couple! My dad was in US AirForce and that’s why we were there.
Man came across this video randomly today which was odd because I have been thinking a lot about returning to Germany I was stationed there 09-12 and absolutely loved it, most polite people, tons of history and plenty to do and the food my lord I miss most of it. Hard to find true authentic German food where I’m at. Keep up the good work y’all
All along the Rhein there are fairs and fireworks on this weekend. Rhein in Flammen is the official name. We loved being in Koblenz for this event, stood under the bridge at the huge fort and uhed and ahed at all the beautiful explosions in the skies. Matjes Broetchen was always my favorite fair go to. Thank you so much for bringing back fond memories.
Here in Tilburg the Netherlands the Biggest funfair of the Benelux and the biggest traveling one in Europe started yesterday evening. I'm going this afternoon, tomorrow evening, Monday evening, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. By then I'll be done. It's a very long funfair, very many rides, and arcades and eating spots. Those German drinking spots, we only have 2, but that's because it's in the whole city centre and a bit outside, this year the last thing on the funfair is even a 10 minute walk for me😉. I love it, after 2 years of hardly any funfair, we had a small version for 2 years with a lot of restrictions, this year it's the normal big one. Soooooo happy. Tuesday, when I go with my brother it will be a eating version lol. I love the spiral potatoe with paprika powder a lot as well. And we also have spots that sell Stroopwaffles and Poffertjes, those are uber Dutch but sooooooo good.
I'll be working in the "hospital tent" at our town's Kirmes end of August. Thank you for reminding me of those garlic pickles, I'd forgotten about them. I will also try a Backfish sandwich. When you work in the hospital tent the organizers give you a few tokens so you can eat a little for free, and since we're volunteers, that's the least they can do: )
I really love your channel, guys. As a German who married an American guy and moved to Cali 2 years ago, I can totally relate to all of your food experiences. Just the other way round 😅
When I was a kid, the Washington State fair had a nalley's booth that sold a pickle for a nickel. Nalley used to make pickles in Tacoma, the area is called nalley valley.
Deep Fried everything. I remember when they had deep fried butter at the Iowa State Fair. Literally a 1/4 lb (~115 g) stick of butter, battered and deep fried. When it was done, the batter basically served as a fried doughnut soaked in melted butter. Never had one myself, but I saw news footage... At the local minor league baseball stadium, they had deep-fried twinkies. A twinkie, batttered and deept fried, then covered in raspberry sauce and dusted with powdered sugar. I don't much like twinkies, so I never had one, but many people did.
Minnesota State Fair staples are Pronto Pups, Tiny Tim Donuts, and dep fried Cheese Curds. If you're really adventurous, try the Poutine. Otherwise, it's all hoppy beer, fun & games, apples, unique purchases, livestock, concerts, and education. Then there is Renaissance Festival at the same time which is always a fun adventure.
On the day of this video July 22. We drove over the Rhine from Dusseldorf to Roermond. NL and wondered what the big crowds were about --- now we know...Thanks!
17:34 actually the prope crêpes like the one you had, as well as the galettes, is not from all over Europe but from Brittany (Bretagne). There are many similar dishes, for example in Norway and England, but those are thicker, they are not stuffed but the topping is just added over it, AND the thing they make it on is different is called a billig which means "pan" in Breton (no link with the German word for "cheap") and it is very specific (and actually not cheap at all like for a good one you have to spend around 250€ I think). You should come to Brittany and make a video about the food we have a lot of great dished made out of butter sugar and salt (not very healthy, I know, but it definitely tastes really good) Anyway really interesting video as always :))
1:20 Looks like a Thuringian Rostbratwurst (=roasted or grilled sausage), which is the longer cousin of the very short Nuremburg Rostbratwurst (filled with minced pork and a special mixture of herbs and spices). On some fairs they sell extraordinary long ones, e.g. with 1 m of length. 3:50 In my experience pickles became a thing at West German fairs only after reunification - which brought the Spreewald gherkins culture back.
When you guys love food and are still in Düsseldorf you should visit Yede-Gör Doner Kebap shop, Worringer Straße 104 (near the central station). Best doner Kebap shop in Düsseldorf
I can;t remember where in northern Germany it was but in one town we stopped at a market and there were stalls with refrigerated dispalys full of every deab sea life you could imagine! smoked eel, herring, mackerel,.....and thos fabulous German buns to have them on! mmm Crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside! I must have had one of every delicious offering!!!! fond memories!!
Yeah, but he was referring to being the biggest at the Rhine river, not in NRW. And Gelsenkirchen is not really close to the Rhine, other than located at the Rhein-Herne Kanal.
My husband and I recently found your channel! It's quickly become one of our favorites! We love how real and goofy you guys are, reminds us of ourselves haha. We are two americans moving to Germany! Woot woot! I think I like to look of German Fair Food better than American fair food. All the grease always hurts my stomach and I hate fried oreos and all that crap. But I do love a good american fair corn dog. But everything you guys ate looked so freaking good!! Also loved that you guys didn't eat it all and saved it for later. American's would have just eaten it all and made themselves sick and fat.
So nice to see this. Greetings from Cologne! I can cook Crepes by my own and I'm angry with me I haven't done that for 6 years... looks so adorable. Crepes + smashed apples is so adorable.
Love the Lángos commitment 😂 since i‘m half hungarian and half from NRW (Oberhausen) but now living in the south i loved the nostalgic tour! Awesome video, thank you 🥳
Hi guys, I'm a fan of both Northern and Southern German food. My favorite dessert is my Dad's apple strudel with rum raisin sauce...to die for...you would love it Deana. Have fun!
Cooooooooles Video ! Wir haben hier in Hamburg den Dom ist auch ein Kirmes ,3 Mal im Jahr für jeweils 4 Wochen ! Frühling ,Sommer und Winter Dom ! Dazu kommen im August noch die Cruise Days und im September der Hafengeburtstag ! Also wenn ihr nichts anderes vorhabt dann würde ich euch zu einem Besuch raten ,den Weg kennt ihr ja schon 😂😂 Auf RUclips könnt ihr euch ja schon Mal ansehen ob es was für euch ist! Gruß aus Hamburg 🌞🌞
Washington state fairs have scones made with raspberry jam. The brand, Fisher, has since become famous for its Fair Scone and you can buy the mix at Walmart & Amazon. (Although I think it would be odd to eat a fair scone when not actually at the fair.) I don't think scones are popular at fairs in the East of America, are they?
Hi Deana and Phil ! I live in Wisconsin USA , it is very German here. I moved from PA 23 years ago and it was a bit of an adjustment for me. I had never had a brat or hot potato salad , some things i had never even heard of . Our fairs around here are basically beer, brats and deep fried things lol . Wisconsins state fair #1 fair food is the cream puff . They are huge and pure sugar but they are also amazing !
👍🏻 Fahrt mal zu den Cannstatter Wasen , und aufm Weg liegt Marbach bei Leonberg ( Schiller Geburtsstadt, und ein sehr Gute Wein Genossenschaft, Schillerwein und Rose Sekt schmecken Echt Lecker ) weiter so ! Grüße aus Hessen
New fair food is Elote “Mexican street corn”. Corn on cob, brushed with crema (Mexican mayonnaise) dusted with white dry cheese (Parmesan type). Then sprinkle with chili powder or paprika. I think Phil would love this.
The cheese that is put on Elote is called Cotija, it's basically Parmesan's Mexican cousin and is so good. The last Elote I got was a few weeks ago when I stopped on my way home in Exposition Park in LA in back of yhe Ca Sci center. That elote was well worth the $4.00 I spent.
USA has fried ice cream,fried Cheese Cake,fried Butter. I’ve had non of the aforementioned foods. Just sharing what I see on TV news. Fried Butter even shocks me. Fried candy bars. 💁🏼♂️
I don‘t know which editor you use to cut your footage, but there are editors where you can use vst plugins to edit your sound. And there are some cheap plugins which allow to separate voice from surrounding sound.
Mann oh Mann, alles Essen sah so gut und lecker aus! Ich bin hier in den USA seit ueber 29 Jahren schon und vermisse das gute Deutsche Essen so sehr!! Tolles video. You've earned my subscription for sure :) ♥
Hi Deana Hi Phil! I love your channel so much! 🥰 By the way it's so funny, here in hungary we rarely eat lángos with meat (bacon or sausage) We eat most often lángos with garlic or lángos with garlic, sour cream and cheese. With love Anna
Love watching you both! My Oma is from Magdeburg near Berlin and my Opa from Bendorf am Rhine. Hopefully one day I will get to Germany. Keep up the great videos!
I allways had to eat GArlicsauce Button Mushrooms on our "Kirmes" and Coconut pices and aswell Pickled GArlic Cucumbers they had huge ones of these and you could smell it 10 meters away that the lady with the Pickled cucumbers was there she had sweet ones Salty ones garlic and Pepper allways sometime hot ones or with honey. PS.: so Funny that the fair in Düsseldorf is so similair to where i go to and you bought some of the same things like i mentioned and PPS.: Backfischbrötchen ffor 7.50€ is cheap at my Fair it was 9€ before the virus hit
If you want to see what our fair looks like check out the Calgary Stampede, here in Calgary Canada. It will definitely seem like what you have there. The event's roots are traced to 1886 when the Calgary and District Agricultural Society held its first fair. In 1912, American promoter Guy Weadick organized his first rodeo and festival, known as the Stampede.
Next time in the Netherlands try: kibbeling or lekkerbek and fresh herring with onions. And the “snert” soup is really good as well, especially in the winter😊
Being that I live in SC and have been to the SC State Fair several times, I probably like a lot of the same stuff Deana likes. But if I had to pick a favorite fair food, it would be elephant ears with powdered sugar and cinnamon. 😋
I am from Vermont in the US. Caramel apples are my favorite fair food. My husband likes fries and a burger (not fair food imo). Fried bread dough and flavored ice are also common. And where we live the Maple barn is a go to place-- maple milk, maple creemees (soft serve), maple fried dough, maple candy, you name it, if it's maple it might be there. Do they have caramel or candy apples in Germany?
When I hear fair food, I think of food that has been produced fairly. Farmers and harvesters who have been paid fairly for their work and their products. But I think I misunderstood something.
I was wondering about the nutella crepes, whenever I'm in Germany, usually few times a year to horse related events and we ALWAYS get those lol 😅 I'm planning our family holidays for 2025 at the moment and our final destination is Italy, but we will go on a tour through parts of Europe getting there. We dont want to just go by plane and not see anything. Im putting this kirmis on the list of possible stops we can make 😎 I wanted to do part of the trip on a boat along the river, so this would be perfect if I can get all the dates to allign.🎉
I went to a small fair in frankfurt 2017 and loved the cookies n cream almonds. I forget what I ate though I had ordered some kind of food but my memory doesnt serve me well and I had a cocktail drink.
Funnel cakes as you know them may be missing. But something similar might be Spritzkuchen, a "squirt cake" as the dough is squirted out a tube and into a shape, then deep fried.
Wow, alles sieht sehr lecker aus… bin aus Mönchengladbach, sind nur nur 25 Minuten… vielleicht gehen wir doch noch auf die Rheinkirmes! Die Champignons sind immer ein muss! Und Altbierbowle, Altbier mit Erdbeeren… 🤤👍
Geht mal zur Mandelbrennerei Gagliardi in der Kapuzinergasse 2, Altstadt. Da gibt es die besten gebrannten Mandeln der Welt! :) Egal ob natur, Baileys oder Chili. Alle köstlich!
This just popped up in my feed. Big fan of fair food…in the USA my fav is the Washington Parish Free Fair(largest free fair in the world.) These rides are huge! Algorithm nailed it. Thanks Algorithm!
I think I'm prob a southern Germany food person. Brauts; pickles, and beer that tastes like lemons, yum. And that "spaghetti" ice cream looks good too.
Langos reminds me so much of Indian Tacos (the fried dough base looks the same along with the presence of sour cream. You will have to try an Indian Taco at a fair/event in the American Southwest.
Cool, in Düsseldorf ist ja auch Taber und Hoppes, wie auf der Soester Allerheiligenkimes. Ich sag Euch, im November, wen es kälter ist, schmecken die lecken Sachen noch viel leckerer als im Sommer!
Glaubt mir, Kirmes im November hat auch seine Charme! Soest hat die größte Altstadtinnenkirmes der Welt! Alles nicht auf einem Platz, sondern in der ganzen Stadt verteilt! Kommt doch mal dahin? Soest ist eine mittelalterliche Stadt und Die Kirmes eine eine fast 500 jährige Tradition mit bis zu 1 Millionen Besuchern an nur 5 Tagen!
Try a Fair in South Germany. its not so international like Düsseldorf its more traditional with Haxn , Schupfnudeln and so on and also for me a Fair classic are the caramelized Almonds or Peanuts. rly missed those stuff
What are some Fair Foods from your country?
If you enjoyed this video you may enjoy: 10 MUST EAT Dishes in Germany! (ruclips.net/video/TVSvY2Wnmcw/видео.html ) or First Time at a GERMAN THEME PARK! (ruclips.net/video/VB24G0F2GOM/видео.html )
I'm from germany and I really like chocolate strawberries and chocolate apple 🍓🍎🍫
I like the chips spiral the best love the video so far keep it up guys ❤️🥔
I am from bavaria and i really like "leberkaassemmel"
@@keicho_nijimura588 Those did look very good! We'll have to go back tonight!
Potatoetwisters, cotton candy, churros, poffertjes, oliebollen to name a few
"It's 34 degrees, whatever that is in Fahrenheit", congratulations, you've now successfully immigrated. Your certificate will arrive within 5 working days.
Lol 5 working days.. Not with german bureaucracy
93° F
@@user-ve7hn2dh8h Da spricht jemand aus Erfahrung 🤣🤣🤣
Always wanted to return to Munich, Germany. I was born there in 56 during a heavy snow. I came home at about 18 months. I can’t explain why I feel connected, but I do. Raised in USA in South Carolina, it’s home and beautiful. But now that I’m 65 I’ll probably not make it back to my birthplace. I love your videos. Such a sweet cute couple! My dad was in US AirForce and that’s why we were there.
Man came across this video randomly today which was odd because I have been thinking a lot about returning to Germany I was stationed there 09-12 and absolutely loved it, most polite people, tons of history and plenty to do and the food my lord I miss most of it. Hard to find true authentic German food where I’m at. Keep up the good work y’all
Dang…bringing Tupperware to a festival is definitely a German festival pro move…
Yes, she is definitely German with a little US immigrant background. 😀
We learned from previous gluttony 😂
That's the ultimate "Alman" move, how we say in Germany
All along the Rhein there are fairs and fireworks on this weekend. Rhein in Flammen is the official name. We loved being in Koblenz for this event, stood under the bridge at the huge fort and uhed and ahed at all the beautiful explosions in the skies. Matjes Broetchen was always my favorite fair go to. Thank you so much for bringing back fond memories.
Rhein In Flammen❤
Here in Tilburg the Netherlands the Biggest funfair of the Benelux and the biggest traveling one in Europe started yesterday evening. I'm going this afternoon, tomorrow evening, Monday evening, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. By then I'll be done. It's a very long funfair, very many rides, and arcades and eating spots. Those German drinking spots, we only have 2, but that's because it's in the whole city centre and a bit outside, this year the last thing on the funfair is even a 10 minute walk for me😉. I love it, after 2 years of hardly any funfair, we had a small version for 2 years with a lot of restrictions, this year it's the normal big one. Soooooo happy. Tuesday, when I go with my brother it will be a eating version lol. I love the spiral potatoe with paprika powder a lot as well. And we also have spots that sell Stroopwaffles and Poffertjes, those are uber Dutch but sooooooo good.
I'm so happy to see you make a new video. I'm going to der Wiesn in September..
I'll be working in the "hospital tent" at our town's Kirmes end of August. Thank you for reminding me of those garlic pickles, I'd forgotten about them. I will also try a Backfish sandwich. When you work in the hospital tent the organizers give you a few tokens so you can eat a little for free, and since we're volunteers, that's the least they can do: )
The kartoffeltwister looks so good! All of it looks so good. 😭 Thanks for sharing, enjoyed the vid!
I really love your channel, guys. As a German who married an American guy and moved to Cali 2 years ago, I can totally relate to all of your food experiences. Just the other way round 😅
Cali fairs????
Deep fried 🥬????
Nach Cali? Lebst du noch oder schon....?
@@g.f.w.6402 auf English bitter.
Isnt America so much better? Im so jealous.
@@lydiaklotz7479 Die USA bestehen nicht nur aus L.A. und Florida! *augenroll*
Immernoch extreeeem cooler Kanal! Schön Euch zuzuschauen! Bleibt dran ....
When I was a kid, the Washington State fair had a nalley's booth that sold a pickle for a nickel. Nalley used to make pickles in Tacoma, the area is called nalley valley.
Deep Fried everything. I remember when they had deep fried butter at the Iowa State Fair. Literally a 1/4 lb (~115 g) stick of butter, battered and deep fried. When it was done, the batter basically served as a fried doughnut soaked in melted butter. Never had one myself, but I saw news footage...
At the local minor league baseball stadium, they had deep-fried twinkies. A twinkie, batttered and deept fried, then covered in raspberry sauce and dusted with powdered sugar. I don't much like twinkies, so I never had one, but many people did.
OH MY GOSH YES!!! fried pickles at a southern fair! the best!! awesome topic! awesome video! thanks!
Love the idea of the drinking stalls, that where I would be hanging out at the fair.
Great Vid and i so love the chemistry between you both^^.
Minnesota State Fair staples are Pronto Pups, Tiny Tim Donuts, and dep fried Cheese Curds. If you're really adventurous, try the Poutine. Otherwise, it's all hoppy beer, fun & games, apples, unique purchases, livestock, concerts, and education. Then there is Renaissance Festival at the same time which is always a fun adventure.
On the day of this video July 22. We drove over the Rhine from Dusseldorf to Roermond. NL and wondered what the big crowds were about --- now we know...Thanks!
17:34 actually the prope crêpes like the one you had, as well as the galettes, is not from all over Europe but from Brittany (Bretagne). There are many similar dishes, for example in Norway and England, but those are thicker, they are not stuffed but the topping is just added over it, AND the thing they make it on is different is called a billig which means "pan" in Breton (no link with the German word for "cheap") and it is very specific (and actually not cheap at all like for a good one you have to spend around 250€ I think).
You should come to Brittany and make a video about the food we have a lot of great dished made out of butter sugar and salt (not very healthy, I know, but it definitely tastes really good)
Anyway really interesting video as always :))
1:20 Looks like a Thuringian Rostbratwurst (=roasted or grilled sausage), which is the longer cousin of the very short Nuremburg Rostbratwurst (filled with minced pork and a special mixture of herbs and spices). On some fairs they sell extraordinary long ones, e.g. with 1 m of length.
3:50 In my experience pickles became a thing at West German fairs only after reunification - which brought the Spreewald gherkins culture back.
When you guys love food and are still in Düsseldorf you should visit Yede-Gör Doner Kebap shop, Worringer Straße 104 (near the central station). Best doner Kebap shop in Düsseldorf
We're there a couple times a week 😬
@@DeanaandPhil send greetings to the Fernsehturm. Missing Düsseldorf a wee bit… thanks for sharing stuff from my birthplace.
The mushrooms and potatoes were my favorite treat to get, especially at Bad Durkheim! ❤️❤️❤️
I can;t remember where in northern Germany it was but in one town we stopped at a market and there were stalls with refrigerated dispalys full of every deab sea life you could imagine! smoked eel, herring, mackerel,.....and thos fabulous German buns to have them on! mmm Crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside! I must have had one of every delicious offering!!!! fond memories!!
Outstanding blog, really well shot and covered ncie bits of everything
Good video. We have state fair of Texas, in Dallas Texas. Many foods to try.
the backed fish is usually made of cod - and by the way the cranger fair is the biggest one in NRW
Yeah, but he was referring to being the biggest at the Rhine river, not in NRW. And Gelsenkirchen is not really close to the Rhine, other than located at the Rhein-Herne Kanal.
@@marcd6897 Crange fair takes place in Wanne-Eickel.
My husband and I recently found your channel! It's quickly become one of our favorites! We love how real and goofy you guys are, reminds us of ourselves haha. We are two americans moving to Germany! Woot woot!
I think I like to look of German Fair Food better than American fair food. All the grease always hurts my stomach and I hate fried oreos and all that crap. But I do love a good american fair corn dog. But everything you guys ate looked so freaking good!! Also loved that you guys didn't eat it all and saved it for later. American's would have just eaten it all and made themselves sick and fat.
I live in Germany now and want to move to US so badly been there a few times.
So nice to see this. Greetings from Cologne! I can cook Crepes by my own and I'm angry with me I haven't done that for 6 years... looks so adorable. Crepes + smashed apples is so adorable.
How rainy is it there in Cologne in general?
@@ramirobiazatti6555 My aunt lived relatively close in Luxemburg and she said its wayyyy rainier than it was in Munich in the south of the city
BIG kudos for the Snatch reference!
I love to smoke the ganja before I go to any state fair...I totally dig you two and the humor you bring to your programs.
Love the Lángos commitment 😂 since i‘m half hungarian and half from NRW (Oberhausen) but now living in the south i loved the nostalgic tour! Awesome video, thank you 🥳
I wonder how this compares to fairs from other countries. The ones in the US look crazy!
Sameeeeeeee. The Texas State Fair looks crazy!
@@DeanaandPhil If you think Texas is nuts, the Minnesota State Fair is the stuff of legend.
Germany is so boring
#4 definitely the best one! :D
Haha
Hi guys, I'm a fan of both Northern and Southern German food. My favorite dessert is my Dad's apple strudel with rum raisin sauce...to die for...you would love it Deana. Have fun!
Cooooooooles Video ! Wir haben hier in Hamburg den Dom ist auch ein Kirmes ,3 Mal im Jahr für jeweils 4 Wochen ! Frühling ,Sommer und Winter Dom ! Dazu kommen im August noch die Cruise Days und im September der Hafengeburtstag ! Also wenn ihr nichts anderes vorhabt dann würde ich euch zu einem Besuch raten ,den Weg kennt ihr ja schon 😂😂 Auf RUclips könnt ihr euch ja schon Mal ansehen ob es was für euch ist! Gruß aus Hamburg 🌞🌞
Great idea to bring a backpack with containers for the leftovers. Lol. Aw, the hedgehog is so cute! 😊😊🦔🦔
I lived in Germany for 3 years as a kid and I really miss the food!
Washington state fairs have scones made with raspberry jam. The brand, Fisher, has since become famous for its Fair Scone and you can buy the mix at Walmart & Amazon. (Although I think it would be odd to eat a fair scone when not actually at the fair.) I don't think scones are popular at fairs in the East of America, are they?
Luv the "Snatch" reference 😎
Hi Deana and Phil ! I live in Wisconsin USA , it is very German here. I moved from PA 23 years ago and it was a bit of an adjustment for me. I had never had a brat or hot potato salad , some things i had never even heard of . Our fairs around here are basically beer, brats and deep fried things lol . Wisconsins state fair #1 fair food is the cream puff . They are huge and pure sugar but they are also amazing !
I was just going to talk about the Wisconsin State Fair!
"hot potato salad"?! I obviously missed something in my 25 years in Germany. Never heard of it.
@@g.f.w.6402 I don't know. They call it German potato salad here. Some people like it warmed up. I don't like it warm or cold lol
@@lainiegrantman2935 I looked it up. Warm potato salad is a southern German variety.. I actually ate it once. It`s pretty good... Give it a try.
👍🏻 Fahrt mal zu den Cannstatter Wasen , und aufm Weg liegt Marbach bei Leonberg ( Schiller Geburtsstadt, und ein sehr Gute Wein Genossenschaft, Schillerwein und Rose Sekt schmecken Echt Lecker ) weiter so ! Grüße aus Hessen
Great food tour folks:). The desserts looked delicious:).
I love roasted corn, in the husk, over fire, with butter. Yum! Then it doesn't get too soft from being in water.
I know, that corn they had made me sad cuz...boiled? Why would you do that to corn?
ADORABLE!!! Snatch reference to boot!
New fair food is Elote “Mexican street corn”. Corn on cob, brushed with crema (Mexican mayonnaise) dusted with white dry cheese (Parmesan type). Then sprinkle with chili powder or paprika. I think Phil would love this.
The cheese that is put on Elote is called Cotija, it's basically Parmesan's Mexican cousin and is so good. The last Elote I got was a few weeks ago when I stopped on my way home in Exposition Park in LA in back of yhe Ca Sci center. That elote was well worth the $4.00 I spent.
I make some bootleg elote here in germany from time to time with parmesan cheese, pepper powder and mayo. Never tried the original unfortunately.
In the south hessian dialect we call it ‚Kerb‘ instead of ,Kirmes‘
Wow what a great fair! I'm not much for rides these days at my age - 55 - but the food looked amazing! Love the little hedgehog - so cute!
USA has fried ice cream,fried Cheese Cake,fried Butter. I’ve had non of the aforementioned foods. Just sharing what I see on TV news. Fried Butter even shocks me. Fried candy bars. 💁🏼♂️
I will always enjoy your videos and really love your understanding with each other such a Adorable couple..... A lot of best wishes for you from me ❤
Deanna, "It's not the best wiener I've had, It's not the wurst." I see what you did there. Hahaha Looks like fun. Cheers Guys.
Sounded unintended, considering Wurst is german for sausage and nowhere near being pronounced "wOrst" as she did.
I don‘t know which editor you use to cut your footage, but there are editors where you can use vst plugins to edit your sound. And there are some cheap plugins which allow to separate voice from surrounding sound.
Mann oh Mann, alles Essen sah so gut und lecker aus! Ich bin hier in den USA seit ueber 29 Jahren schon und vermisse das gute Deutsche Essen so sehr!! Tolles video. You've earned my subscription for sure :) ♥
Das stimmt unsere ess Kultur hin in Deutschland hat sich sehr geändert 🙂 Grill schinken im Brötchen hat noch gefehlt in dem Video 😀
Hi Deana Hi Phil!
I love your channel so much! 🥰
By the way it's so funny, here in hungary we rarely eat lángos with meat (bacon or sausage)
We eat most often lángos with garlic or lángos with garlic, sour cream and cheese.
With love
Anna
The Wisconsin State Fair also has drinking pavilions with music. Must be all that past German immigrate influence, Ich komme aus Wisconsin
I haven't been to a "fair" in Wisconsin that doesn't have at least 1 beer tent. It's an excellent way to fundraise for your group.
Halb brathendl is AWESOME - half a spit-roasted chicken. Best in Bad Dürkheim at the wine festival. 😄👍🏻
Fair Food war für mich bislang "fair gehandeltes" Essen. Danke für die Aufklärung 😄
I moved to the US when I was 15, I miss Schuetzenfest in Hannover.
Nice and funny video. A big thx for this one :o)
My old hometown :) thanks for that
Love watching you both! My Oma is from Magdeburg near Berlin and my Opa from Bendorf am Rhine. Hopefully one day I will get to Germany. Keep up the great videos!
And then me, born in Saxony-Anhalt. Confused about the statement that Magdeburg, the capital of our federal state, is supposed to be near Berlin.
@@antjeschroeder there are only like 2 states in between😂
I allways had to eat GArlicsauce Button Mushrooms on our "Kirmes" and Coconut pices and aswell Pickled GArlic Cucumbers they had huge ones of these and you could smell it 10 meters away that the lady with the Pickled cucumbers was there she had sweet ones Salty ones garlic and Pepper allways sometime hot ones or with honey.
PS.: so Funny that the fair in Düsseldorf is so similair to where i go to and you bought some of the same things like i mentioned and PPS.: Backfischbrötchen ffor 7.50€ is cheap at my Fair it was 9€ before the virus hit
If you want to see what our fair looks like check out the Calgary Stampede, here in Calgary Canada. It will definitely seem like what you have there. The event's roots are traced to 1886 when the Calgary and District Agricultural Society held its first fair. In 1912, American promoter Guy Weadick organized his first rodeo and festival, known as the Stampede.
Next time in the Netherlands try: kibbeling or lekkerbek and fresh herring with onions. And the “snert” soup is really good as well, especially in the winter😊
We have Wurstfest soon in Central Texas and the sausages are always on a stick with a fresh bread roll at the bottom to soak up any drippings. Yummo!
Being that I live in SC and have been to the SC State Fair several times, I probably like a lot of the same stuff Deana likes. But if I had to pick a favorite fair food, it would be elephant ears with powdered sugar and cinnamon. 😋
I am from Vermont in the US. Caramel apples are my favorite fair food. My husband likes fries and a burger (not fair food imo). Fried bread dough and flavored ice are also common. And where we live the Maple barn is a go to place-- maple milk, maple creemees (soft serve), maple fried dough, maple candy, you name it, if it's maple it might be there. Do they have caramel or candy apples in Germany?
Yes, there are sugar apples, in some areas of Germany they are also called love apples.😀
When I hear fair food, I think of food that has been produced fairly. Farmers and harvesters who have been paid fairly for their work and their products.
But I think I misunderstood something.
Did someone see the kid falling in minute 15:15 ???
I was wondering about the nutella crepes, whenever I'm in Germany, usually few times a year to horse related events and we ALWAYS get those lol 😅
I'm planning our family holidays for 2025 at the moment and our final destination is Italy, but we will go on a tour through parts of Europe getting there. We dont want to just go by plane and not see anything. Im putting this kirmis on the list of possible stops we can make 😎 I wanted to do part of the trip on a boat along the river, so this would be perfect if I can get all the dates to allign.🎉
Yeee Bratwurst und saure Gurken 🥰 bin echt froh, dass wir so leckeres essen in Deutschland haben hahaha
I visited the fair yesterday with friends. besides the food you tried I can recommend the Prager Schinken. Quality pork in a Brötchen for 7 €. 🙂
I went to a small fair in frankfurt 2017 and loved the cookies n cream almonds. I forget what I ate though I had ordered some kind of food but my memory doesnt serve me well and I had a cocktail drink.
German and Polish food is my favorite European food.
Deanna, phil is not self proclaimed potato king. He earned it..
All hail spud king phil!!
Omg so neat. Thanks for sharing! A beer, garlic pickle with a sausage roll sounds amazing. 🍺🥒🍞🌭
I love Germany and this fair looks amazing with so much good food….thank you for sharing 🤗🤗
What do you love about Germany?
@@lydiaklotz7479 the country where we were was beautiful and the food was amazing
Didn't see a funnel cake there. Those are my favorite along with maybe cotton candy. ♥️🤗😋
Unfortunately funnel cake isn´t a thing here. I never seen it on any fair. You can get churros though.... maybe the nearest substitute you can get.
@@kathrinschmidt-ks-wohndesi584 in Texas they’re all about a bbq Turkey leg or sausage or even brisket.
Funnel cakes as you know them may be missing. But something similar might be Spritzkuchen, a "squirt cake" as the dough is squirted out a tube and into a shape, then deep fried.
Come to Michaelis Kirchweih in Fürth (next to Nürnberg) from 01.10.-16.10.22 ! It’s huge too, maybe it’s interesting for you guys 🙃
Love to watch you guys, I am from Nuernberg Germany originally now I am in Florida 🤗
I love the food you got but what I really love is the little Igel!
hehe sameeee
Apparently people missed the joke about "the wurst" (sausage in german)... 😏🤣
Also, lemon sugar crepe with Grand Marnier liquour on it is deliciously decadent.
Thanks you two, always fun and informative watching you both!
Deana your german sounds good.
Wow, alles sieht sehr lecker aus… bin aus Mönchengladbach, sind nur nur 25 Minuten… vielleicht gehen wir doch noch auf die Rheinkirmes! Die Champignons sind immer ein muss! Und Altbierbowle, Altbier mit Erdbeeren… 🤤👍
Amazing video as always ❤️🍽🥔
Thank you!!! We like to eat...
The Jungweinfest in Rudesheim is fun also
Hey Deana and Phil, love your channel! Have you ever tried the meal "Quarkkeulchen" in Saxony? ;)
breathtaking ~see u around~Deana- 🌟
Geht mal zur Mandelbrennerei Gagliardi in der Kapuzinergasse 2, Altstadt.
Da gibt es die besten gebrannten Mandeln der Welt! :)
Egal ob natur, Baileys oder Chili. Alle köstlich!
This just popped up in my feed.
Big fan of fair food…in the USA my fav is the Washington Parish Free Fair(largest free fair in the world.)
These rides are huge!
Algorithm nailed it.
Thanks Algorithm!
Langos would be perfect in the USA.
Thanks Algorithm!
Everything looks so yummy! What were the other two sauces available for the mushrooms? You only mentioned the one y'all got. ❤️
I think I'm prob a southern Germany food person. Brauts; pickles, and beer that tastes like lemons, yum. And that "spaghetti" ice cream looks good too.
Actually the Backfischfest is the largest volksfest on the Rhine. Check it out! Late August, early September in Worms.
You should come to Wisconsin and check out Summerfest, its a music festival in Milwaukee. That's all the drinking and loud music, lots of fun!
Those fair pickles (you can also get them at farmers markets) are usually amazing and much better and of course fresher than the canned ones!
Langos reminds me so much of Indian Tacos (the fried dough base looks the same along with the presence of sour cream.
You will have to try an Indian Taco at a fair/event in the American Southwest.
Cool, in Düsseldorf ist ja auch Taber und Hoppes, wie auf der Soester Allerheiligenkimes. Ich sag Euch, im November, wen es kälter ist, schmecken die lecken Sachen noch viel leckerer als im Sommer!
Glaubt mir, Kirmes im November hat auch seine Charme! Soest hat die größte Altstadtinnenkirmes der Welt! Alles nicht auf einem Platz, sondern in der ganzen Stadt verteilt! Kommt doch mal dahin? Soest ist eine mittelalterliche Stadt und Die Kirmes eine eine fast 500 jährige Tradition mit bis zu 1 Millionen Besuchern an nur 5 Tagen!
Try a Fair in South Germany. its not so international like Düsseldorf its more traditional with Haxn , Schupfnudeln and so on and also for me a Fair classic are the caramelized Almonds or Peanuts. rly missed those stuff