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As a German I would not understand "eiwitten" as "Eiweiß". However, the word "Protein" is also used in Germany as a regular alternative to "Eiweiß".
by skrause 9y ago
As a German I would not understand "eiwitten" as "Eiweiß". However, the word "Protein" is also used in Germany as a regular alternative to "Eiweiß".
- pix64 9y agoLiterally "Egg White"
- mxfh 9y agoEven weirder, according to the chart on page 5, German seems to be the only one to describe the kcal unit unambiguously as Kilokalorien. Where all others go for calorien (Which could either mean the small cal or large calorie Cal/kcal) or completely unitless with describing it as energy content https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie