der Lachs | | if you leave a restaurant without paying this, you're a jerk |
zahlen | | don't get this seasoning in your nose |
der Sekt | | a German cabbage dish served with pork or bratwurst |
bestellen | | a dish served alongside pork or bratwurst |
die Zwiebel | | the richest of milk products |
der Ibmissstand | | a crucial seasoning |
das Marzipan | | delicious and made with white grapes, alcoholic |
die Mandel | | veal with noodles!!! |
die Suppe | | a famous German snack often sold in American airports |
die Nachspeise | | asking for your food |
Gewurztraminer | | a German fast food place |
der Kellner | | beverage often served with dessert, alcoholic |
der Senf | | an establishment with a bar |
die Bratkartoffeln | | what you do to a Rechnung |
das Wiener Schnitzel | | a sweet made from almonds that is best in Germany |
der Salat | | a liquid dish |
die Sahne | | non-alcoholic relative of wine |
die Rechnung | | what your stomach should be at the end of a meal |
Riesling | | aspiring actors should keep their day jobs |
die Pilze | | used on cereal |
schmecken | | German verb that is an onomotopeia |
die Schokolade | | these veggies make people cry |
die Milch | | the French have a patent on the worldwide name of this alcoholic drink |
das Salz | | the best part of a meal |
voll | | also known as Champignon (from French) |
das Sauerkraut | | condiment often served with pork, bratz, sauerkraut, and pretzels |
der Traubensaft | | absolutely amazing food made from cocao beans |
die Kneipe | | the main ingredient of marzipan, other than sugar |
die Brezel | | salad |
der Pfeffer | | the main topping of Lox bagels |