Roadtrip germany

On our way to a road-trip headed to Germany, Frankfurt amz Main. We had the chance to stop by for one of my favorite foods as a child: Curry-wurst with fries. This brings back so much memories where we'd often go spent the Christmas weeks in Germany, going over the Christmas markets/fairs and enjoying the hot curry-wurst from the stands with snaps or gluhwein.

Of course during a road-trip one cannot stop to have a little lunch too, yummie pie and sandwhich

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