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No one in Germany eats this
by ulrischa 3y ago
No one in Germany eats this
- ahartmetz 3y agoI do remember some birthday parties of a late relative with an abundance of tasty cakes, some of them buttercream cakes. Now, I don't know the recipes...
- alexanderklein 3y agoI do.
- LargoLasskhyfv 3y agoI remember having eaten this, not many but several times, in places called "Konditorei". Like a coffee shop, but with additional bakery/pastries. Was really good actually, but there were many other options which were at least as good. "Schwarzwälder Kirsch" f.i. So by no one I assume you mean the "fortgeschrittene Fertigfutterfresser" who prefer other convenient stuff, and/or have no Konditorei near them?
- LargoLasskhyfv 3y agoGuessed so...
- FinnKuhn 3y agoMaybe it is a regional thing, but I (German) can't remember to have ever seen this and as a child I was very interested in the sweeter goods offered by local bakeries.
- alphager 3y agoButtercreme is an old-fashioned frosting you'd find more towards the middle and north of Germany.
- funcDropShadow 3y agoI've had one last week, in Germany.
- dranudin 3y agoWe had this oftentimes when I was young. You would have them e.g. on your grandma's birthday or other special occasions. I think it was more an old people's thing, but they still sell them in bakeries. This is in the west of the country..