German Food Culture
This street food favorite consists of fried pork sausage cut into slices and topped with ketchup sauce.
What is currywurst?
This yellow flower follows the sun across the sky and produces seeds used for healthy oil and snacks.
What is a sunflower?
Founded by Adolf Dassler, this global sports brand uses three iconic stripes as its logo.
What is adidas?
Located in paris, this massive iron lattice tower is one of the most visited monuments in the world.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
This thin, pan-fried meat cutlet is usually made of pork or veal and is heavily coated in breadcrumbs.
What is schnitzel?
This is the process by wich green plants use sunlight to make their own food from carbon dioxide (CO2) and water.
What is potosynthesis?
invented by Hans Riegel in Bonn in 1922, these chewy, fruit-flavored sweets are shaped like bears.
What are Haribo Goldbears (gummy bears)?
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This famous orange-red bridge in California connects the city of San Francisco to Pacific Ocean.
What is the Golden Gate Bridge?
This yellow, spicy condiment is a must-have for German sausages, and Bautzen is famous for making it.
What is mustard?
This plant thrives in extreme desert heat by replacing normal leaves with sharp spikes to prevent water loss.
What is a cactus?
This luxury car company uses the slogan "The Ultimate Driving Machine" and a circular blue-and-white logo representing Bavaria.
What is BMW?
Located in New York City, this famous, bright intersection is known for is massive electronic billoards and Broadway theaters.
What is Times Square?
This popular raw chopped pork dish is seasoned with salt and pepper and often served on a bread roll with raw onions.
What is mett?
These plants do not have seeds or flowers and grow in dark, wet forest areas.
What is moss?
Famous for its wooden pencils and highlighters, this german company is one of the oldest industrial companies in the world.
What is Faber-Castell?
This famous rocky hill in Athens survived many ancient wars, and is iconic ruined temples are known as the birthplace of democracy.
What is Acropolis?