Second: It‘s a bit play with stereotypes (bread, sausage) but I doubt thats what the average German breakfast looks like.
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Hm, it’s a 2/10.
– no bratwurst for breakfast
– is this scrambled egg with potato? Apple? Anyway scrambled egg is not the main dish of a German breakfast. The bread or breadrolls are the star
– sweet pastry isn’t that common for breakfast and more common in the afternoon for Kaffee und Kuchen
– There’s a considerable amount of toppings for the bread missing: cold cuts, cheeses, veggies (e.g. cucumber), spreads, Mett, ham, …
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First: I would definitely eat it.
Second: It‘s a bit play with stereotypes (bread, sausage) but I doubt thats what the average German breakfast looks like.
Hm, it’s a 2/10.
– no bratwurst for breakfast
– is this scrambled egg with potato? Apple? Anyway scrambled egg is not the main dish of a German breakfast. The bread or breadrolls are the star
– sweet pastry isn’t that common for breakfast and more common in the afternoon for Kaffee und Kuchen
– There’s a considerable amount of toppings for the bread missing: cold cuts, cheeses, veggies (e.g. cucumber), spreads, Mett, ham, …