What are the other quinessential pan-germanic foods aside from

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>Hummus
>Manakeesh
>Falafel
>baba ghanoush
>Fattoush
>Shawarma
>Kofta
>Kebab
>Baklava
>Tabbouleh
>Shakshouka
>Halvah
>Pita with Za’atar
>Labneh
>tahini
>baklawa
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>>8198985
>shawarma
>kebab
that stuff is in fact integrated as classic street/snack food.

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>>8198965

>>8198965
Blood sausage

>>8198965
Germany and Danmark has a lot of pork in traditional dishes, so has Easter Norway. Danish pork liver pate and sausages are world famous.
Dairy and bread, especially rye bread and crisp breads are found overall.
Western Norway has a lot of fish in it's dishes as it has primarily been inhabited by poor fishermen. Smoked steamed cod, pollock, mackerel, herring and salmon. Fish skin was used to replace house paint on the outer islands.
Sweden has a certain focus on curing fruits, and fruit soups have been popular, along with various fruit condiments.
Northern territories can not really be considered germanic because of the heavy sami influence and heavy use in meats like reindeer.

>>8198965
>Scots
>Language
nice meme

>>8198965
Does Jutish or whatever the fuck that little speck of West Germanic in Denmark is still exist

>>8199862
You mean jutland? the Danish mainland?

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>>8198965

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>>8201663

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>>8201665

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>>8201667

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>>8201681

Meatballs are kinda pan-germanic, you could look into making something like Königsberger Klopse or köttbullar.

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>>8201688

>>8201690
To add to this, liver pate is definitely huge, like that other guy said. Also black and red currant jam are popular all over. Cloudberry jam exists too, although I dont think that is as popular.

How the fuck has nobody stated Schnitzel and Strudel yet?

>>8201681
>snert

>>8198965
Spaetzle and its gnocchi cousin.

>>8199862
You mean Frisian? And yes, but everyone who speaks it knows Danish as well, but we teach it in some schools

>>8202094

Because he said Pan-Germanic not German.

>>8198965
Potatoemash and meatballs with lingonberries

>>8202317
Then why the fuck is germany all lit up in green on his picture?

>>8202333
"Pan"-germanic, numbnuts.

>>8202334
like some sort of hitler bread?

>>8202333

Because Pan-Germanic includes, but is not limited to Germany. Hence why other countries with Germanic languages are lit up in colours in the picture.

Oh shit this thread actually lived, cool

>>8198965
Rye bread times a hundred billions

Easily the most eaten food in scandinavia

Milk
Butter
Potatoes as a staple food
Sausage
Big, meaty breakfasts
Beer
Cod liver oil as a standard bourgeois health thing

Bacon?

>>8202727
>Milk
Yes
>Butter
Yes, like most of Europe
>Potatoes as a staple food
Yes, like most of Europe
>Sausage
No, that's more of a Central European thing. Germany, Poland, Hungary etc.
>Big, meaty breakfasts
What? Most Germanic countries eat things like bread with cheese and eggs and shit for breakfast. Only country I can think of that fits the describtion is the UK.
>Beer
Not really, the Nordic countries are traditionally snaps/akvavit countries.
>Cod liver oil as a standard bourgeois health thing
???
>Bacon?
What?

Lingonberries, but that might just be exclusive to Scandinavia

>>8202841
>No, that's more of a Central European thing. Germany, Poland, Hungary etc.
The Brits love sausages. They just don't taste like vinegary hotdog.

>>8202841
>>Butter
>Yes, like most of Europe
But not Italy, Greece, Spain, or Portugal, at least relative to olive oil.

>>Potatoes as a staple food
>Yes, like most of Europe
But not Italy, Greece, Spain or Portugal, and not relative to bread in France.

>Not really, the Nordic countries are traditionally snaps/akvavit countries.
Do they drink them more often than beer or wine?

>Most Germanic countries eat things like bread with cheese and eggs and shit for breakfast.
Yeah, big meaty breakfasts.

>>Bacon?
>What?
I was expressing my uncertainty of the popularity of salted strips of pork as a fried food in continental Germanic countries. Though I suppose British rashers aren't really salted.

I could probably add more exceptions, except Eastern Europe is a black hole in my cultural universe.

Do scandis eat fries with mayonnaise?

Split pea soup

>>8203573
No, that's Netherlands.

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Salted and boiled pork with potato and other root veggies mash.

>>8198965
potatoes, pork, sauerkraut

>>8202727
>>8203153

Clearly you're an idiot.

>>8201688
that pic is making me moist

They all love chewing tobacco and dark wheat beers too

Maybe pretzel?

>>8204535
Are you able to clarify my idiocy?

Idiots are generally known for not being able to explain themselves or participate in discussions.