Locals were feasting on weinerschnitzel and curry wurst on their lunch breaks. Some were ever enjoying a glass of wine from the truck designated for drinks with high top tables out front resembling an outdoor bar scene. Some girls ordered thin crust pizza made-to-order from a cheese truck. Point to your cheese of choice and in just minutes you will have a personal pizza to go.
Working in the travel industry, I have an opportunity and obligation to see the world. Though most of my travels last only a day or two at a time, I manage to swig an espresso (or three) and get on with the party. Follow me as I shamelessly devour the foods of the land, (over)indulge in the local beer and wine, and discover new cities with old friends. Feedback and suggestions are welcomed at JackOfAllTravelsBlog@gmail.com
Monday, November 4, 2013
Frankfurt Street Meat
It would be my luck to walk out of my hotel and find a street fair filled with street meats and popular German dishes. I followed my nose to the first vendor who had a giant metal swing full of meat hanging over a fire pit. It worked for me. For €2.80 I got the "original thüringer". I didn't know what to expect, but it sounded like a good place to start. I got a plate of sausage and fries. I drowned the plate in ketchup and mustard and devoured it on the spot.
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