A summary of @fdsc460 in Germany this spring break.
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Did you know that pie charts 🥧are called "diagramme en camembert" 🧀 in French and "graphico de pizza" 🍕in Portugese? #fdsc460 .@TasteProf
Indeed, delicious!!! 🤤
Spätzle, a popular starchy side dish in Germany, can be made using just four ingredients: AP flour, eggs, salt, and water! Once the dough is made, it is pressed through a Spätzle press directly into salted boiling water. A yummy variation on the dish is Käsespätzle🧀 🇩🇪 @fdsc460
Consider learning some basic phrases on any of the free apps for navigating in Germany #FDSC460 #BitteDanke
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German breakfast consists of
1) Bread
2) rolls
3) butter, sweet jam
4) local honey
5) thinly sliced meats
6) cheese
7) Leberwurst (traditional sausage from Germany)
Reference: The German Way & More
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I am a big fan of chocolate. When I was young, I wrote down my dream list as traveling and exploring the chocolate taste around the world. Although, it is super hard to accomplish this goal, however, I am going to taste the chocolate in GERMANY!! Woooo!
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My favorite chocolate brand since I was young is Ritter Sport. This brand is actually from Germany! I love 50% Cacao. I am excited to explore Ritter Sport in Germany this time. The fun fact is it's super yummy but I ate all in once and realized it's more than 500 Cal. @fdsc460
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The Italian owner of Nutella just bought the rights to make Girl Scout Cookies fortune.com/2019/04/02/kello…
⚡️ “FDSC 460 - Food Production in Italy - Spring 2019”
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Need another reason to eat Parmeggiano-Reggiano? It is lactose free due to process parameters - enzymes and pH effects. According to the PDO, it also is easily digestible! parmigianoreggiano.com/made/… @fdsc460
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Dyk that Tiramisu, an Italian desert made of ladyfingers dipped in coffee layered with a mixture of whipped eggs, sugar, and mascarpone cheese, topped with cocoa, originates back in the 1960s in various parts of Italy-mostly Veneto. It means “pick me up” & it sure is @fdsc460




















