Friday
Jan252013
The Mustard You Must Buy in Germany For One Euro
Friday, January 25, 2013 
Regensburg, Germany, to be exact. At The Historic Sausage Kitchen by the river, or "Wurstkuchl." We knew on our Danube cruise that we needed to try the mini sausage sandwich here, to compare it to the one in Nuremberg, our next stop. Apparently there's a long-standing friendly rival on which sausage is better. I couldn't quite figure out if that was just a tour guide thing or actually true. Nonetheless, we went to Wurstkuchl and tried a mini sausage sandwich, with sauerkraut and mustard. It tasted like Germany in one fantastic bite-sized sandwich. What made it so good was the mustard. And they sell small jars for ONE EURO each. I stocked up on these great gifts and had a great time exploring Regensburg on a gray, overcast day.
tagged Danube, Europe, Germany, Regensburg, River Cruise, Viking, Viking Embla
Danube, Europe, Germany, Regensburg, River Cruise, Viking, Viking Embla
Reader Comments (1)
YUM! My dad is obsessed with a German ketchup and growing up, I remember my aunts always sending him care packages of it from Germany because you couldn't buy it in the States at that time. We would literally get boxes of the stuff at a time because he loved it so much. Guess the Germans know their condiments! :-)