THE CANNSTATTER VOLKSFEST IS AN INSANELY UNDERRATED GERMAN FESTIVAL!!! (INSANE CROWD LEVELS)
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The "Lebkuchen Herzen" are a type of souvenir that you buy/give to someone as a gift and they usually hang them on a wall or put them on display on a shelf. They are not really meant to be eaten and taste horrible (we've all been there) because the recipe is designed for longevity and not for taste. After a couple of weeks or months they become hard as stone and last forever. My parent still have Hearts like this from when they were dating, back in the 1960's. Wait for Christmas time to get proper Lebkuchen. So remember, Lebkuchen with a certain shape and stuff written on it with sugar is 99% not meant to be eaten.
Haha, I was about to write exactly the same. I guess he learned his lesson. 🤪
they don't taste _that_ bad, I actually like to eat them
I eat them usually too 😅
Yeah, wait to Christmas an than bake your own Lebkuchen and build a Lebkuchenhaus. this Freshmade will taste really better.
@@LeyCarnifex Noooooo, they taste horrible! 🤣🤣
The Lebkuchen are not realy for eating - you get one for your loved one and they hanging it up to remember the day you got it for them! I am german living i in the USA Mississippi. Thank you for showing me my homeland. Childhood memory.😊
Cannstatter Wasn... oh, the memories from 30 years ago during my university student times in Stuttgart. I was so dead drunk but had such an awesome time.
Bro, you have to try the Champignons/mushrooms with Garlic or Herb Sauce, thats the real Deal! 😂😉
Filming, editing and uploading in just a few hours, respect! :D Glad you´re enjoying Germany
I was thinking the same, lightning fast!
My Mom lives down the street of this festival. It is indeed very loud 😄. Can't understand how she manages to sleep, but then I remember she is also living right beside the train tracks to the main station...
Used to live in Cannstatt for almost 20 yearsy an i met my wife in the Göckelesmaier tent 13 years ago. Loved to go there during weekdays when it isnt that crowded. Missing livin in Stuttgart, but still working in Vaihingen .
You need more stamina 😉😆 our daughter was born in Bad Cannstatt 14 years ago and this year was the first time she was allowed to go to the Wasen with her friends .... without parental supervision 😊and she went there 3 days in a row with different friends ... thats the way to gooooo 🥳🥳🥳
I doubt I’ve ever seen it this busy! And that’s despite the relatively cold weather… It must be because of the two years without it. I hope the Lebkuchen you got wasn’t still from the 2020 stock that needed to be sold off 🤣
And btw Reibekuchen and Latkes are the same. One is the German and one the Yiddish name for it. When I visited New York, I was surprised to see that a lot of the Jewish food there is just kosher dishes from German and Eastern European cuisine. Also challah bread can be found in any German household, typically around Easter under the name of “Hefezopf” (yeast braid).
In the news they reported that actually there are less people than the years before the pandemic so far. 🤷
We will see at the end.
This was the FIRST time in my LIFE that I saw someone eat one of those Lebkuchen hearts...
Greetings from LB. Hope you guys had a great day :)
My favorite RUclipsr. Iam from Germany 😍
Thats my birthday babe! We went to an Indian movie with friends ;) The other direction,north from you ;)
The hearts with the saying are more of a kind of deco than for eating.😆
Nice to see you having a good time here in Germany ;)
03:10 i like the Reibekuchen with the "Goldsaft" Rübenkraut most. Have a try it is Sugar Sirupo from the Sugar beet
Great that you finally made it. It can be exhausting going there. Love all the huge rides and effort they put into these, but after 2-3 hours, you are happy to walk off to a quieter place;-)
And as always, I have a fun story to share. At the Augsburger Plaerrer, a way smaller festival, I went into one of those hanging carousels. Well, as I explained in a post a while back, I am getting sick in rides that go around. Well, the inevitable happened and I had to throw up DURING the ride. I leave it up to your imagination how that went;-)
Nobody eats the Gingerbread hearts 🤣 you had them up the wall like a picture 😁
*you have to try Magenbrot though and the caramelised nuts!
Yes, Do never try to eat a Lebkuchen Herz from a fair in Germany. It´s normally ment to last. It is a souvenir as said before. :)
If you find this crazy you have to visit the Hamburger Dom.
Well, this is the second biggest 'Volksfest' in the world, Hamburger Dom is on number seven in Germany.
ahahah those Lebkuchen "Hearts" mostly get bought , just to look good... like gifting one to your girl, or whatever^^
Hey dude! Cheers from Hannover! This looks like the festivals up here, just more people. Schützenfest is a big one here and the Oktoberfest Hannover was the 2nd largest behind Munich until recently (based on number of visitors). Come up north sometime and see a different Germany! (I also need another trip south sometime, it's been a while)
Actually the one in the video is usually called the second biggest fair in the world, I just looked it up and Hannover is ranked the tenth biggest in Germany.
But interestingly the four biggest in the world are all in Germany, behind Munich the order of Stuttgart, Bremen and Düsseldorf can vary on different lists.
@@DerEchteBold what did you look up for that info? What do you consider to be a "fair"? The Hannover Oktoberfest is not even the biggest annual event in Hannover but until I find disputing info, I have read that until recent years it was the 2nd largest Oktoberfest in Germany behind Munich.
But when I search for the top Volksfeste in Germany, I find the Hannover Schützenfest at number 10 so maybe that is what you are talking about but this list is only in Germany and not the world. But...this lists the Cannstatter at 3 behind Rheinkirmes and Oktoberfest Munich.
First time trying Champignons, Trey? You sure about that? 😄
Also Champignons pur, ohne irgendwelche andere Zutaten hatte ich in meinem ganzen Leben nur ein einziges Mal...
...ond des war aufm Wasa 😅
@@stefankaiser3354 Als Antipasti oder als Bestandteil eines Full English Breakfast sind die ja schon ziemlich normal. Natürlich gewürzt, oder in Öl, o.Ä.
@@Nabend1402 Ich esse für gewöhnlich kein englisches Frühstück und da kommen die dann nicht solo als bloße Pilze daher, sondern mit Bohnen, Toast, Bacon usw.
Das gleiche gilt bei Antipasti. Da werden ebenso nicht nur Champions gereicht, sondern sie sind halt ein _Happen_ unter vielerlei anderem Zeugs aus der mediterranen Küche.
Aber noch nie habe ich mir in nem Restaurant eine Ladung Pilze bestellt. Genau wie ich die Frage des Kellners, was es denn sein darf, *nicht* mit: "...och, machen Sie mir nen Teller mit gekochten, grünen Bohnen, danke" beantworte. 🤷🏼
Most of the fairs in the states suck compared to the german ones. It's because the tradition of German Kirmes and Volksfest are ancient and are often started in cities pilgrims went to. It all started with somebody selling good food to the hungry pilgrims and then it grew from there.
Calling one of the largest Volksfests in Germany underrated is sweet. According to 2019 data it was on rank 3 of all Volksfests with 4 million visitors... behind the Muenchner Oktoberfest with 6.2 million visitors and the Duesseldorfer Rheinkirmes with 4.2 million visitors. So.... ahhmmm... it's not THAT MUCH unknown.
Ja, aber im Gegensatz zum Oktoberfest im München kennt es kaum jemand aus dem Rest von Deutschland. Schon schade eigentlich, immer nur Oktoberfest hier, Wiesn da…
Haha, Trey , you are not supposed to eat the Lebkuchenherz. Its something you get as a gift from a loved one and bring home to put somewhere as decoration. :-) The fresh Lebkuchen to eat is the stuff you get in the paper bags ....:-) To be honest : I am not a fan of these kind of festivals anymore. Too much waste of ressources ( energy, trash, food...)...I think Canstatter Wasen, Oktoberfest, etc. really need to rethink their festival concepts..
Those Lebkuchenherzen arent realy supposed to be eaten.. they are more decoration😂
Next year go to the oktoberfest (wiesn) in munich its the biggest one
Mostly the Wiesn ist the biggest rip-off of all. Most expensive beer, food and ride prices. Riding one carnival ride is 20-40% more expensive than the exact same ride standing on a fair/fest in any other city. Surely, a sight to see but not a sight to spend money on.
Wenn das noch stimmt bei Wikipedia, in einem Punkt nicht das grösste. Wasen ist größtes Schaustellerfest Europas
"Champignon" is spelled wrong on your jacket.. ;)
Gingerbread hearts are to be hung on the wall, not eaten. ;-)
You'd need to get yourself into one of those tents. Its not easy though. You need to book a year in advance or you know ppl. But please do not be mistaken - i'm from the middle of Germany and you would actually have to pay me a lot of money to enter one of those tents. I have been there. I do not want to go there ever again. So yeah, its a great festival. But - its also ok not to like it! I am German, i hate that stuff, but we are all cool.
What do you think about the music on the rides? Was is much different from what you are used to in the US? I well remember when an American person told me about Post Malone before he was popular in Germany.
Thank you for your appreciation for what you are experiencing here. By watching your videos we can live some patriotism which on other terms wouldn't sit well due to certain historic events.
The music was GREAT!!!
Was für ein schwachsinniger Kommentar... 🙄
@@andrep.3774 Was für ein kleiner Verstand... 🙄
Deine Frau scheint von all dem wesentlich weniger begeistert zu sein. 😀
Hatte sie denn auch Spaß?
Did you go in a tent?
5:04 min. So he‘s standing right next to a sign „Panzerglas Montage“.
Means „installing bulletproof glas“. WHY ist that on a fairground?
its for phones xD
Man... I know those gingerbread hearts might look delicious, but fairs and festivals are not the best places to check out German Lebkuchen. Those Lebkuchenherzen taste like garbage, hope you could handle the attack on your taste buds, LOL😆
Die Lebkuchenherzen sind meist nicht zum essen. Zumindest waren sie mir immer zu hart und zu trocken. 😜
You spelled it wrong: Cannstatt. double n, double t