German snacks

Learn how to create an authentic German snack bar at home with our detailed guide, crafted from my immersive experience in Germany.

Many classic German snacks have become popular all over the world and can be easily bought. However, it will be a great pleasure to make them yourself!

About this item Each pack holds 15 pieces with 125 grams each The sweets then pop out individually and are shaped like little half circles with a chocolate button on the top Creamy Caramel Domes filled with Nougat Cream and a Whole Hazelnut in the center topped with a little drop of luscious, rich Chocolate For best results, keep cool and dry

Making pretzels the way German bakers do combines science and arts and crafts with a frisson of (manageable) risk. The process is fun; the payoff is spectacular. For pretzels that were sturdy and chewy, we started with bread flour, which contains more gluten-forming proteins than all-purpose flour, and we added just enough water to make a malleable dough that would stick to itself when knotted. Rolling out each portion of dough with a rolling pin removed most air bubbles, ensuring that the…

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These German Soft Pretzels are chewy on the outside and fluffy on the inside! This recipe is easy to make and doesn't use real brine for safer baking.

Served warm and rolled in cinnamon sugar, these German Quark Balls (Quarkbällchen) are lightly crunchy on the outside and soft and tender on the inside. Perfect for a special breakfast, afternoon snack or dessert!

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All of them are so good!

Popular German candy often fascinates people from all over the world. The reason is that some of the most delicious and high-quality candy and chocolates