Comments by "Holger P." (@holger_p) on "Baked Goods USA vs. Germany - Random Differences Pt. 7 | Feli from Germany" video.

  1. Pumpernickel is actually an army product, cause it stays fresh for months. It's baked 24h. But I know you mean other breads who look the same.
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  2. What you can't find, you have to make yourself. Give it a try. I'm just wondered what you call a cookie. Waffles are Waffles.
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  3.  @trelala789  i did, and its almost the same, just the dough is more dry and when it comes from the iron you roll it around a stick. It's hard when cold. Similiar to oblatky .or to ice cream cones. Or in Mexico its the same as with soft and hard tacos.
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  4.  Sharon Riley  The bowels do need some training. You say something like "sport kills" - no it doesn't - it makes you stronger.
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  5. It's like with cucumbers. If you can bend it, it's gone; if it breaks, it's fine. Cookies in general are the butter-richest thing ever. Since butter used to be expensive in the 19th century, were most of our traditions came from, it wasn't used that much. And if butter gets roasted a little together with sugar, you get these caramel aromes. That's why we prefer crumbles, who get a little more of these aromes. You missed out the cinnemon addiction in the US. That's something we hardly use , unless for christmas.
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