What is the name of this pastry?
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… at least here in Bavaria. Where I like marmalades
Everywhere different naturally; It’s certainly not a pancake! “Marmeladendöner” I don’t think so!
Pancakes are called in Berlin
Okay, I didn’t know! I thought there were cracks or something like that and pancakes are all thin round flakes!
And for that, our pancakes in Berlin are eggcakes.
Where I live. But if you order a Berlin one would get the same.
The word “pancake” does not exist here. If one uses it, it would be understood in this country as if one meant a pickle.
I’ve never heard the other words mentioned above.
Dear Kozanovistan,
I, a cosmopolitan, say “Berliner”. My partner, a Münchner calls the Berlin a “Krapfen”! And we both say “Berliner” or “Krapfen” to the Berlin pancake. If I’d like to buy a few claws in a baker’s shop with us in the Schwabenländle, then every seller understands me there! So I think that the two words Krapfen and Berliner are used equally distributed in the South German space!
But on “Marmeladendöner” I would really not have come, even though linguistically very eager and open-minded. I assume that this name for a Berliner has imported our Turkish friends linguistically! I think that everyone, whether we are Berlin, Krapfen or Marmeladendöner, will say to a real Berlin pancake: it tastes us all very well and we are all happy to enjoy it at every bite!
In this sense, dear Kozanovistan: You are a “Great Crabs and Berliner-Pfannkuchen- and Marmeladendöner-Zeit!”
Regilindis
Good evening, Kozanovistan.
This is a Berlin. Anyway, in my region. I first ate one.
Best regards
Robin | TechBrain.
NRW. Question comes too often and everything is true. Don’t like that again. Incl Nutella. News: there is no one with it and no other variants. Boring like the question where creativity is going.
Like ice creams there are hundreds. “The crazy icemaker.” Pizza ice cream on d e m Gelato-Contest ever. :-
Actually Kreppel with us. This depends on where you live in Germany.
Saxony. Pancake (not to be confused with eggcake/plastic) and Berliner. Krapfen and Kräppli are another thing.
I also accept pancakes, but everything else just no
It’s not a pancake.
And what a pancake is!
What’s wrong with Marmeladendöner?
Pancakes are pancakes and that’s none of them.
Thank you.
Yes
No.
who calls it different should not come near me
but marmalade is also horny name
Here in Berlin you can call them badly Berlin. That would be confusion in the bakery. Customer: “I would like to have 2 Berliners!” Seller: “Then they go to the street and look for them two. Run enough!” 😀
That’s what we call our pancakes eggcakes. ;
I don’t accept anything else.
Significant crippling with us in Ö…. but there is Marillenmarmelade inside 🙂
Pancake, of course. What else?
😉
With us, they’re rabbles. I think Berlin is okay. But pancakes? Pancakes are different to me:D
“Marmeladendöner” is also horny!
Where I live, this pastry is called “Berliner”.
In Berlin they are called “Pfannkuchen”
In Bavaria they are called “Krapfen”
“Marmeladendöner” I’ve never heard, but this name has its charm…
That doesn’t mean it – but I like the name very much.
Here in Berlin they are called “Pfannkuchen”.
But “Marmeladendöner” is kind of horny, I never heard…😂😂
No, no, no.
so it is
It’s called rabble, at least here in my region. 😉
This survey has been about a million times, so of course I know what that is.
It is a capital citizen with an evil stomach ulcer.
🤷 I just know
Depending on the region…
Berliner Krapfen.
That’s what I know.
That’s what I know.
Berlin, also in Switzerland
With us in Lower Saxony they’re just called.
In what part of Lower Saxony do you say Krapfen? In the Northwest you also say Berlin
come from Bavaria
soaps
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CRAFT
Crabs.
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I’m in Switzerland.
exactly
These are scratches.
Berliner Pfannkuchen – short: Berliner
Berlin pancakes, short: pancakes.
That’s what we call it in Hesse.
In Switzerland the Berliners are hot.
Berlin, Krapfen, Fasnachtkuchen
We call the Berlin
Marmalades ? xD
Berlin
Hi, Kozanovistan.
With us in Hesse, these are the creppels.🤣🤣🤣
Now I live in Bavaria, which is called our Kreppel “Krapfen “.🤣
Greetings, Renate.
Berlin as usual?!
I use the term Berliner.