why people coming to germany only drink h-milk (the not refridgerated one until u open it) xD most german not even like it we have totaly normal fresh milk everywhere too xD
@@tiloalo H-Milk only in an emergency situation - like camping on a festival for your morning coffee. I don't like the taste of H-Milch since I like to drink pure milk once in a while.
Services like hospitals, firefighters and police forces don't really stop during holidays and Sundays. Most gas stops and also a lot of restaurants also stay open during those times (not all, but most of them. Restaurants compensate with being closed another day during the week). So if you go hungry on a Sunday, you can always try and find a restaurant that's open. :)
People go to have walks in the wood/mountains, do ski, or lots of activity outside with their family during holidays. On Sunday lots of people visit family or have long lunch with friends.
1:47 Milk - we have both. What you refer to is H-Milch ultra high heated milk, so the bacteria count is extremely low and you can store it at room temperature. You can also buy milk from the supermarket fridge. This is milk that is cooled down right after milking to keep the bacteria count down and the cool chain needs to be uninterrupted as much as possible. If you live in the country you can buy milk still directly from dairy farmer, though no longer from the milk bucket into your milk can still warm like when I was young. Dairy farmer have to cool milk down right after milking and are only allowed to sell milk from their cooling tanks.
With the amount of differen types of bread and cheese there are in Germany, it's actually possible to eat a different kind of cheese sandwich each day of the year!
I lived in the United States my whole life, and in different parts such as Texas and Michigan. I have the same experience in my life, especially on holidays, where is everyone? No body is home and no body is in public...
Sundays: In most areas you'll still find open cafes, restaurants, bars, cinemas etc... you just can't go shopping. And some "emergency" shopping still can be done on sundays (Forgot to get eggs for your sunday cake? Go to the kiosk around the corner, or the 24/7 gas-station and you'll probably find what you've been looking for).
We do refridgerate milk ... the one on the shelves is H-Milch which is ultra-high heated and made to last long without refridgerating. It is not very tasty and IMHO seems watered down and has a bit of cardboard-y taste to it. Vollmilch (the real deal) is refridgerated and tastes like milk. Germany is a secular state, we do have all these religous days off but they are just days off to many. The only time you see a filled church here is for Christmas Eve. :D
"they build little villages in the town" ... yeah! sounds like germany. best part: you can buy beer in the villages ;-) i've been there ... amazing! ok, i mean i've been in germany most of my life ... maybe because i am german. liked your video a lot! thanks 4 sharing :-)
@7:02 The prayer and repentance day ("Buß- und Bettag") has been dismissed about 25 years ago or so... I mean the day still exists but it's not a national holiday anymore.
Best wishes from Bremerhaven and berlin actually. Used to live there, too. Funny that she went to my Hometown of Bremerhaven 😂😂 it isn’t big really...but almost everybody who left Europe for America over the centuries went from Bremerhaven by ship 😁
There are 2 major ways... to keep milk. Pasteurisation and ultra high temperated. (Past.....UHT) .... 1st. Past, must keep cold and no light....2nd. UHT, is ok to keep in roomtemperature....can keep it longer.
Stationed in Wiesbaden ...great 24 he city....POMME FRITES and Reingau region for wine...went one time to Heidelburg you got to walk the castle doing day like through the torture chamber then at night you go on a boat on the Nectar River and watch colored lights and fireworks around the castle...Rhine Aflame....there used to be a stand that sold fries and wurst
The little village is called : Weihnachtsmarkt And the Christmascake is called : Christstollen And yes we love this Cake otherwise we wouldn’t eat it ❤️😋
gasstations, hospitals, firestation, policestation have open 24/7... in germany is the sunday a "ruhetag" than have germans time to relaxe fpr family etc.. but not in gasstations, hospitals, firestation, policestation, nursinghome's or jails...
Steak is best BBQed english. Leave away the burned parts and mince it. Add, salt, pepper, onions and perhaps curry to it and call it "steak tartare", "raw hamburger" or "german Hackfleisch".
I'm Italian. I understand why all Americans like German bread and bakeries and the food is ok. But American food must be really disgusting if they all reaaaaaaalllllllyyyyyy love German food.
Nice video, thank you 🧡🧡I honestly can't roll the "R" even though I am German 🙈 I recently moved to the US and created a RUclips Channel about journey. Would love if you would check it out. 😃
0:51 I am glad you had a positive experience with Germans. On the other hand, it is important to put it in perspective. Germans are very helpful and friendly if you have pale skin and blonde hair. It becomes most egregiously obvious when you travel to Europe with a group of diverse people and they treat one person vs another differently.
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why people coming to germany only drink h-milk (the not refridgerated one until u open it) xD most german not even like it we have totaly normal fresh milk everywhere too xD
Most people do drink h-milk nowadays in Germany too. Just much more convenient...
@@tiloalo H-Milk only in an emergency situation - like camping on a festival for your morning coffee. I don't like the taste of H-Milch since I like to drink pure milk once in a while.
IDK where you got your information from, but the majority of the german population likes and consumes H-milk.
@@tiloalo I don't drink h-milk! That's disgusting!
I love H-Milk
if you ask a german how are you .... expect to hear how he is
Services like hospitals, firefighters and police forces don't really stop during holidays and Sundays. Most gas stops and also a lot of restaurants also stay open during those times (not all, but most of them. Restaurants compensate with being closed another day during the week). So if you go hungry on a Sunday, you can always try and find a restaurant that's open. :)
Also bakeries are usually open on Sunday morning. And groceries store are open on Sunday in railway station in big cities.
People go to have walks in the wood/mountains, do ski, or lots of activity outside with their family during holidays.
On Sunday lots of people visit family or have long lunch with friends.
It's so nice to listen to you. I fell in love with your adorable laughter. Thanks for your friendly outside view on us.
1:47 Milk - we have both. What you refer to is H-Milch ultra high heated milk, so the bacteria count is extremely low and you can store it at room temperature. You can also buy milk from the supermarket fridge. This is milk that is cooled down right after milking to keep the bacteria count down and the cool chain needs to be uninterrupted as much as possible. If you live in the country you can buy milk still directly from dairy farmer, though no longer from the milk bucket into your milk can still warm like when I was young. Dairy farmer have to cool milk down right after milking and are only allowed to sell milk from their cooling tanks.
With the amount of differen types of bread and cheese there are in Germany, it's actually possible to eat a different kind of cheese sandwich each day of the year!
I lived in the United States my whole life, and in different parts such as Texas and Michigan. I have the same experience in my life, especially on holidays, where is everyone? No body is home and no body is in public...
Sundays: In most areas you'll still find open cafes, restaurants, bars, cinemas etc... you just can't go shopping. And some "emergency" shopping still can be done on sundays (Forgot to get eggs for your sunday cake? Go to the kiosk around the corner, or the 24/7 gas-station and you'll probably find what you've been looking for).
Nice to get these outside views on my country. Thank you.
We do refridgerate milk ... the one on the shelves is H-Milch which is ultra-high heated and made to last long without refridgerating. It is not very tasty and IMHO seems watered down and has a bit of cardboard-y taste to it. Vollmilch (the real deal) is refridgerated and tastes like milk.
Germany is a secular state, we do have all these religous days off but they are just days off to many. The only time you see a filled church here is for Christmas Eve. :D
I never seen someone not refrigerating milk... me from Austria.
"they build little villages in the town" ... yeah! sounds like germany. best part: you can buy beer in the villages ;-)
i've been there ... amazing! ok, i mean i've been in germany most of my life ... maybe because i am german. liked your video a lot! thanks 4 sharing :-)
@7:02 The prayer and repentance day ("Buß- und Bettag") has been dismissed about 25 years ago or so... I mean the day still exists but it's not a national holiday anymore.
No one: Could you put an animal into a mixer and make the outcome very creamy and add salt and spices to it?
Germans: Say no more!
Best wishes from Bremerhaven and berlin actually. Used to live there, too. Funny that she went to my Hometown of Bremerhaven 😂😂 it isn’t big really...but almost everybody who left Europe for America over the centuries went from Bremerhaven by ship 😁
Christmas Eve is no holiday. Its a working day.
Gelato just means icecream in italian.
There are 2 major ways... to keep milk. Pasteurisation and ultra high temperated. (Past.....UHT) .... 1st. Past, must keep cold and no light....2nd. UHT, is ok to keep in roomtemperature....can keep it longer.
Stationed in Wiesbaden ...great 24 he city....POMME FRITES and Reingau region for wine...went one time to Heidelburg you got to walk the castle doing day like through the torture chamber then at night you go on a boat on the Nectar River and watch colored lights and fireworks around the castle...Rhine Aflame....there used to be a stand that sold fries and wurst
In Germany, it isn't Santa Claus (invented by Coca Cola). In Germany, it's "das Christkind" in English "christ child".
One word: Leberwurst
weird and awsome at the same time
The little village is called : Weihnachtsmarkt
And the Christmascake is called : Christstollen
And yes we love this Cake otherwise we wouldn’t eat it ❤️😋
gasstations, hospitals, firestation, policestation have open 24/7... in germany is the sunday a "ruhetag" than have germans time to relaxe fpr family etc.. but not in gasstations, hospitals, firestation, policestation, nursinghome's or jails...
Steak is best BBQed english. Leave away the burned parts and mince it. Add, salt, pepper, onions and perhaps curry to it and call it "steak tartare", "raw hamburger" or "german Hackfleisch".
11:12 here its not santa claus here it is the "Christkind" (in german speaking countries ist it so)
Please compare Germany to Guam.
Räuchermännchen und Weihnachtspyramide
She knows gelato means ice cream in italian?
Sunday is Gods day
I'm Italian. I understand why all Americans like German bread and bakeries and the food is ok. But American food must be really disgusting if they all reaaaaaaalllllllyyyyyy love German food.
Abendbrot 🥰
Mettbrötchen ftw :D
Saying "ö" or "ü" is easy.
Just say "o" or "u" while touching your lower teeth with your tongue.
I never thought of that! Cool!
German? Dieser Kommentarbereich ist jetzt Eigentum des Deutschen Reiches!
American large number heritage is German
After a frew episodes: Germans: bread, Rouladen, Rotkohl, meat in general, Abendbrot and less beer than i though.. and also transportation services
they work hard,but they work efficiently and shorter in other countries.They also play hard after that ;) More holydays than America too ;)
aha
Nice video, thank you 🧡🧡I honestly can't roll the "R" even though I am German 🙈
I recently moved to the US and created a RUclips Channel about journey.
Would love if you would check it out. 😃
0:51 I am glad you had a positive experience with Germans.
On the other hand, it is important to put it in perspective. Germans are very helpful and friendly if you have pale skin and blonde hair. It becomes most egregiously obvious when you travel to Europe with a group of diverse people and they treat one person vs another differently.