@@therealmichaelmontes7135 it's not. Austria is and was long before Hitler an independent country... Before it was Austria Hungaria, but never part of Germany. They speak a simular language but that's all ...
I am a german and nothing out of this is a traditional Oktoberfestfood...maybe the bezel but u can eat that all day in every bakery...it's a nice video but u should give it an other name and should look for better informations if u want to post a video like this
not even the Pretzel its not twisted... atleast inform before saying something a Pretzel is basicly a bakery wich shines the sun 3times tru it but, actually without the twist in the small arms its not a Pretzel
Alina Kutscherenko I thought there was a German Tasty but wasn't sure. If it does exist, why do so many Germans come to watch the American version...just to bitch about it?
Bacause sometimes you have nice ideas... well you have to skip half of the sugar (no offense) but then it's good. And When I name a video after a festival of a country I at least have to try to be acurate. a simple google search would have give them an idea of the real shit. Just saying.
@@bentleyr00d because they have nice recipes and people obviously like a variety of them? And nobody is bitching. There would be the same comments on the German tasty if they made American meals in a weird way but still called it "american". Same with every other cuisine in the world.
All of those are American/German fusion recipes. Nothing is really spot on. The speculoos cookies and cookie butter is not even close to being German or Oktoberfest-Bavarian... It’s like calling a Burrito Canadian food. The most messed up one is the “Dutch Baby German Pancake”, which you Americans invented and somehow managed to insult two different countries with the naming. We don’t bake our pancakes in the oven.
I am german... No german would boil his sausages in beer. Thats disguting. Also the only suasage you should boil are white-sausages... Do you guys had atleast one german developing these recepies?
Goliart ihr ganzen stinkigen Deutschen hier: der Titel sagt nicht, dass es traditionelle bayerische Küche ist! Tasty ist amerikanisch, natürlich sind alle internationalen Rezepte veramerikanisiert. Werdet mal erwachsen, authentisches deutsches Essen gibt es nur in Deutschland.
TheKatzenabbort, scheint als wirst du von einem Kommentar in dem jemand konstruktiv seine Meinung sagt sehr schnell wütend. Aber wenn der Titel des Videos "7 Recipes PERFECT For Oktoberfest" heißt würde ich schon von authentischer deutscher Küche ausgehen. Bei der Aggressivität die ich aus dem Kommentar entnehme würde ich die mal empfehlen erwachsen zu werden und etwas runter zu kommen, wenn jemand seine Meinung preis gibt...
Goliart 😂 konstruktiv, ich denke eher dass du deinen Kommentar selber absolut falsch einschätzt. Woher weißt du denn, dass niemand seine Wurst in Bier kocht? Auch, dass nur Weißwurst gekocht wird, ist schlichtweg falsch. Es ist bemerkenswert, wie viele deutsche sich hier von ihrer natürlichen Seite zeigen und erst mal Polizei spielen und sagen, was man in Deutschland macht und wie falsch das Video ist.
TheKatzenabbort Es ist nun mal so, dass man in Deutschland Wurst brät und nicht kocht. Zudem habe ich die konstruktiv in meinem Kommentar gesagt. Zudem wirfst du Leuten (mir) vor "Polizei zu spielen", obwohl du ja mit deinen Antworten exakt das selbe machst. Wie schon gesagt, mein Kommentar war nicht böswillig gemeint...
TheKatzenabbort was meinst du wie viele Amerikaner jetzt denken, dass wir sowas essen? Darum geht es doch. Außerdem ist das gleiche Phänomen bei Tasty-Videos für italienisches Essen zu sehen. Da beschweren sich auch immer alle, dass es nicht authentisch ist. Die Leute sind halt stolz auf ihr essen und wollen nicht, dass es verschandelt wird
If you want to make actual Oktoberfest or German dishes you should rather look it up in an authentic cookery book than creating something loosely connected to Germany and adding Budweiser to it and call it "Oktoberfest dishes"... Himmel, Arsch und Zwirn...
Do you really think, that we are potatoheads, eating pretzels (brezeln) and bratwurst and drinking beer? These are great recipes, which are delicious, and its an bavarian thing, but I've never heard about this dutch baby and spekuloss is mainly a dutch thing ;D
Rhine-area and Westphalia are close to the Dutchies and the Belgies - but still in Germany o: It's a cultural common heritage that predates modern borders. ... Other than that... depending on where you are ... yes... I see more pretzels than buns and more beer than water ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ But yes, it's still not quite your every-day-kinda food. The Dutch baby is an american thing, derived from the German skillet pancake ... which is i think also from the Rhine-ish-area (Rheinlandpfalz...?). Many Germans emigrated to the US. Almost everything that is semi traditional and has "dutch" is actually "Deutsch" which in return usually refers to that very area that was before modern borders, so not quite "German" but also not quite "Dutch" or "Belgian"
- Pretzels aren't made out of beerdough... How foolish... And I'm a bavarian! - And cream cheese and beer in Obatzda?! The only true cheese in this dish is Camembert. But nice you have it in the video (Obatzda is the bavarian name for your "cheese dip") - AND like it's said in your video "Fries around the world" - Bratkartoffeln aren't german fries. Because they are no fries at all. - Dutch is not german. Nobody eats such pancakes in Germany.
I live right next to the Oktoberfest and let me tell you almost all of these recipes are nothing we eat here. Tasty do some research! Also, the Oktoberfest ended last Sunday.
As a German I feel offended by the very first 10 seconds. It's a BRATwurst (for roasting) not a BRÜHwurst (for cooking), and you definitley do not use beer for that. You can make a pork roast and drizzle it every now and then with a sip of beer in the oven, thats fine.
99% der Kommentare sind Deutsche die sich darüber beschweren, dass Tasty mal wieder nichts Authentisches hinbekommen hat... also ehrlich als hätte ich irgendwas anderes erwartet 😂😵
keeponrockin Sorry but that's bullshit. Americans most certainly did not create these. German immigrants did. They used to be called ofenpfannkuchen. Is this an American website? www.huettenhilfe.de/rezept-ofenpfannkuchen-mit-blaubeeren_16342.html Google it and you'll see hundreds of other examples.
@@bentleyr00d I can also link you to American recipes in German, if that's what you're looking for. This one even has a clickable link to the American cookbook it's from.
keeponrockin Two more TH-cam examples of German pancakes that nobody in Germany ever heard of. Supposedly. th-cam.com/video/q5uPNr5vh-Y/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/6RF_VnNtuIk/w-d-xo.html
@@bentleyr00d again, not saying Germans can't make foreign recipes. But tell a German you're making German pancakes and zero people's imaginations of that will involve an oven. The recipe doesn't even have a German Wikipedia article. The German entry for Eierkuchen makes no mention of Dutch Baby either, while the English one does list it as a variety. As for German immigrants creating something in American: that makes it American, not German. At *most* German-American, but it's just not something that's a standard dish here, or that one TH-cam recipe wouldn't need to use its American name and people wouldn't have to link to American cook books. Maybe people used to be familiar with this a long time ago, but it's definitely been out of the public consciousness for a long time, or Germans wouldn't be learning about this allegedly ubiquitous German dish though the USA. Edit: changed our if to out of
keeponrockin Of course Germans don't make reference to a "Dutch Baby". As I said, it was called ofenpfannkuchen by Germans. It only got the name Dutch Baby because people misunderstood Deutsche as Dutch. The point remains though. Every time a recipe like this is uploaded to TH-cam a bunch of Germans swear up and down that nothing like a Dutch Baby exists anywhere in German cuisine. But obviously IT DOES. I gave you examples of Germans cooking these German pancakes/Dutch Babies even now. Just look up ofenpfannkuchen on TH-cam and you'll find many more . Enough with the idiotic lies about America making this up. It is utter bullshit, and you know it too. Funny how you completely ignore the proof I offered because you cannot admit that you might be wrong. Apparently Germans are very insecure.
My Wife was born in Frankfurt, her Father was a B17 Pilot during the war and he was stationed in Germany for a while after the war, that's when he met his Wife and my Wife and her 3 Sisters were the results of that marriage, she told me she's been to Oktoberfest before, she told me there's a LOT of food there.
Modern Farmhouse Kitchen but Original german prezels, like theyre served on the Oktoberfest, are made with Lye(Hope thats the correct english translation xD) thats why they get their nice brown color.
Okay as a german, I feel really ashamed. Especially bc of the 'Flammkuchen Bowl'. Guys Flammkuchen is french. And why adding everywhere beer? And Bratkartoffeln are just a potato dish. I'm really missing Schnitzel, Händle, Gulasch idk but smth bavarian would be nice. Kinda sad guys. :((
You should have added "American style" to the title. I'm from Turkey but went to the Munich Oktoberfest twice and that's not what they serve. But I still like the video :)
A little too late now, Octoberfest has always started the week before September ends and goes on for two weeks. literally celebrating that October is coming/started
All what I see in Bavaria is Klöse (potato ball) with sour Kraut and meat 🥩 they call it I guess Bratsoße (it’s dark in color made with Rindbulion). Bratwurst mit Ketchup and also 🥨
The first one almost made me stop watching, the second had me very sceptical but then it got better. The Bratkartoffel are pretty much spot on and the other things are not exactly authentic or traditional but interesting and probably taste not half bad.
*Get your Lederhosen and Dirndl on and yodel at the top of your lungs while chugging beer and eating pretzels with bratwurst and sauerkraut* O’Zapft is!
I am german and I honestly never ever heard of that dutch baby thing. German pancakes are more like a more thick crêpe. Thank you for telling me stuff about german food, I never heard of, i guess 😂.
These recipes look great! I can see from other comments that there are disputes of factual accuracy (and I don't know anything about it). I may try some of these, though maybe with slightly less cheese
k y'all...this is them recreating german dishes but with a few changes here and there to optimize things like looks or taste. the title didn't say "traditional recipes". so you better stop complaining when they're just doing their job (developing and/or shooting a recipe). and before you say that i don't know what i'm talking about, i'm german so shaddap. (immer noch deutsch btw, ich sage es nicht einfach so, dass ich mich und tasty besser verteidigen kann.)
Hey people I'm German too...just stop being so offended y'all. Like yes just adding beer to everything isn't a thing and doesn't make it German but doesn't mean the recipes are bad. The Titel of the video says Oktoberfest recipes and not traditional Bavarian food recipes. So let's all live in piece.
Who else is German and was basically shaking their head the whole video long?
Ich 😭
Ich auch!😂
Bayern
Fürchterlich, vorallem weil die Wiesn schon vorbei ist!
Well I was born and raised by my German father, soooooooo you guys can count that? Don't know German tho
So y‘all are adding beer everywhere and call it bavarian?
obviously... cause you know, there is nothing else about our culture...
the moustache guy was from austria though...
Of course, but also from every other part of Germany
juliameyer10313 Austria is still German
@@therealmichaelmontes7135 it's not. Austria is and was long before Hitler an independent country... Before it was Austria Hungaria, but never part of Germany. They speak a simular language but that's all ...
As a German this is just funny because that has nothing to do with Bavarian food... But nice try😂😂😂
Der obazd'n ging klar
I am a german and nothing out of this is a traditional Oktoberfestfood...maybe the bezel but u can eat that all day in every bakery...it's a nice video but u should give it an other name and should look for better informations if u want to post a video like this
Der Obazda ist auch kein schlechtes Rezept und sogar realtiv akurat....
Fynn Flevink chill, sind nur ideen
not even the Pretzel its not twisted... atleast inform before saying something a Pretzel is basicly a bakery wich shines the sun 3times tru it but, actually without the twist in the small arms its not a Pretzel
Just enjoy the vid k?
Tasty: "Lets make a Oktoberfest video, we'll just make random delicious things and just add beer to everything...right? "
You used Budweiser for Oktoberfest? Really?
I thought the same. They also could have used some good old german Beer. That always tastes the best xD
Good point. And posting in October?? They missed the boat by a month
@JJ or jealynn castaneda are you actually german or American though lol
Ewww!!! So many beers to choose from. What's everyone's favorite...local or national? Mine is Krosstrain Fairy Nectar out of LaVista,NE. Yum ❤
Btw-just came back from Great American brew fest in Denver. Found a dill pickle sour from Duschettes. Omgosh...yummers!!!
deutsche hier?😂
Servus 😉 Wo kommst du her?
Jooo 🤘
Sogar bayern👍🏼
Klaro
Naja nicht deutsch aber wir sind Nachbarn. Schöne Grüße aus Wien 🤙🏽
Jesus Christ, you've got tasty Germany, why not let them to the video? At least it'd be accurate.
Alina Kutscherenko
I thought there was a German Tasty but wasn't sure. If it does exist, why do so many Germans come to watch the American version...just to bitch about it?
Bacause sometimes you have nice ideas... well you have to skip half of the sugar (no offense) but then it's good. And When I name a video after a festival of a country I at least have to try to be acurate. a simple google search would have give them an idea of the real shit. Just saying.
@@bentleyr00d because they have nice recipes and people obviously like a variety of them? And nobody is bitching. There would be the same comments on the German tasty if they made American meals in a weird way but still called it "american". Same with every other cuisine in the world.
@@bentleyr00d because the German tasty doesn't actually shoot that many videos. Which was my point: if there is a German source, why not consult them?
All of those are American/German fusion recipes. Nothing is really spot on. The speculoos cookies and cookie butter is not even close to being German or Oktoberfest-Bavarian... It’s like calling a Burrito Canadian food.
The most messed up one is the “Dutch Baby German Pancake”, which you Americans invented and somehow managed to insult two different countries with the naming. We don’t bake our pancakes in the oven.
I am german... No german would boil his sausages in beer. Thats disguting. Also the only suasage you should boil are white-sausages...
Do you guys had atleast one german developing these recepies?
Goliart ihr ganzen stinkigen Deutschen hier: der Titel sagt nicht, dass es traditionelle bayerische Küche ist! Tasty ist amerikanisch, natürlich sind alle internationalen Rezepte veramerikanisiert. Werdet mal erwachsen, authentisches deutsches Essen gibt es nur in Deutschland.
TheKatzenabbort, scheint als wirst du von einem Kommentar in dem jemand konstruktiv seine Meinung sagt sehr schnell wütend. Aber wenn der Titel des Videos "7 Recipes PERFECT For Oktoberfest" heißt würde ich schon von authentischer deutscher Küche ausgehen. Bei der Aggressivität die ich aus dem Kommentar entnehme würde ich die mal empfehlen erwachsen zu werden und etwas runter zu kommen, wenn jemand seine Meinung preis gibt...
Goliart 😂 konstruktiv, ich denke eher dass du deinen Kommentar selber absolut falsch einschätzt. Woher weißt du denn, dass niemand seine Wurst in Bier kocht? Auch, dass nur Weißwurst gekocht wird, ist schlichtweg falsch.
Es ist bemerkenswert, wie viele deutsche sich hier von ihrer natürlichen Seite zeigen und erst mal Polizei spielen und sagen, was man in Deutschland macht und wie falsch das Video ist.
TheKatzenabbort Es ist nun mal so, dass man in Deutschland Wurst brät und nicht kocht. Zudem habe ich die konstruktiv in meinem Kommentar gesagt. Zudem wirfst du Leuten (mir) vor "Polizei zu spielen", obwohl du ja mit deinen Antworten exakt das selbe machst. Wie schon gesagt, mein Kommentar war nicht böswillig gemeint...
TheKatzenabbort was meinst du wie viele Amerikaner jetzt denken, dass wir sowas essen? Darum geht es doch.
Außerdem ist das gleiche Phänomen bei Tasty-Videos für italienisches Essen zu sehen. Da beschweren sich auch immer alle, dass es nicht authentisch ist. Die Leute sind halt stolz auf ihr essen und wollen nicht, dass es verschandelt wird
If you want to make actual Oktoberfest or German dishes you should rather look it up in an authentic cookery book than creating something loosely connected to Germany and adding Budweiser to it and call it "Oktoberfest dishes"... Himmel, Arsch und Zwirn...
Endlich sagts mal jemand 😂👍
😂😂😂
Richtig so!😘👏🏻😂
+ the real budweiser isn't even german...
kaeptnkronk Budweiser is neither German nor American. The original "Budwar" is a Czech product
Do you really think, that we are potatoheads, eating pretzels (brezeln) and bratwurst and drinking beer? These are great recipes, which are delicious, and its an bavarian thing, but I've never heard about this dutch baby and spekuloss is mainly a dutch thing ;D
Rhine-area and Westphalia are close to the Dutchies and the Belgies - but still in Germany o: It's a cultural common heritage that predates modern borders. ... Other than that... depending on where you are ... yes... I see more pretzels than buns and more beer than water ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ But yes, it's still not quite your every-day-kinda food. The Dutch baby is an american thing, derived from the German skillet pancake ... which is i think also from the Rhine-ish-area (Rheinlandpfalz...?). Many Germans emigrated to the US. Almost everything that is semi traditional and has "dutch" is actually "Deutsch" which in return usually refers to that very area that was before modern borders, so not quite "German" but also not quite "Dutch" or "Belgian"
Es heißt Brezn nicht Brezeln
Hannah Banana I assume you are from the south/have spent time in the south? In the West its a Brezel an several Brezeln
@@Anakianaj I'm from barvaria but my boyfriend is from Karlsruhe and even he says Brezn
And Brezn are the best you can eat them with everything or just plain 😍 I hope you agree
- Pretzels aren't made out of beerdough... How foolish... And I'm a bavarian!
- And cream cheese and beer in Obatzda?! The only true cheese in this dish is Camembert. But nice you have it in the video (Obatzda is the bavarian name for your "cheese dip")
- AND like it's said in your video "Fries around the world" - Bratkartoffeln aren't german fries. Because they are no fries at all.
- Dutch is not german. Nobody eats such pancakes in Germany.
Obviously the dishes are inspired/americanized🙄
Actually, contrary to it's name, a Dutch pancake does not originate from the Netherlands and indeed from Germany
We don't eat such pancakes, I promise.
We neither eat those pancakes in the Netherlands
The internet says Dutch babies are american
Oktoberfest just finished last weekend. You are too late. And by the way, I’m from Munich and never heard of all your recipes. 🙈🙈🙈
That's ok nobody has either
I live right next to the Oktoberfest and let me tell you almost all of these recipes are nothing we eat here.
Tasty do some research!
Also, the Oktoberfest ended last Sunday.
oh but the Oktoberfest is over
It's NEVER over
Not yet😊
Not in the States. 😊
"Not in the states" well guys the real oktoberfest is over for a week now
@@drelle504 why the fuck do you celebrate Oktoberfest in the states?
Wer ist auch deutsch und denkt sich so.. was für nen scheiß machen die da😂🤦🏻♀️
HCL 07 Bratkartoffeln = german fries? 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
ich
Ich leb in Bayern und son Zeug gibt's net 🙄
Wir sitzen nicht den ganzen Tag nur rum und essen Brezen und Weißwust und trinken Bier 😂
Classic case of: Tasty do your homework. Scheisse!
Da kann ich dir nur zustimmen
Nice try, Tasty. Nice try. (I’m from Munich, Germany and know the food served at Oktoberfest very well)
Okay I am from germany (Bavaria) and uhmm... Wth XD
Yeahh it's really weird. And that speculoos recipe, is actually a belgian product made of dutch cookies. So it isn't german at all
@@dylanhermsen7236 the only Thing I know are 'Bratkartoffeln'. But they aren't German Fries.
No and they are baked a bit weird
As a German the first one is repulsive... 😅
Absolut xD
Hab noch nie was von bierkäse gehört xD
jup. Also, I don´t think it´s "dark bread" at 2:03 obviously they´ve never seen Schwarzbrot.
Hello
Das sind die Rezepte irgendwie alle... 😂
I'm like wooow that's what Germans eat?😂 And I am German.
it's not bavarian, just because you randomly put beer in it
This is perfect. A traditional American Oktoberfest
As a German I feel offended by the very first 10 seconds. It's a BRATwurst (for roasting) not a BRÜHwurst (for cooking), and you definitley do not use beer for that. You can make a pork roast and drizzle it every now and then with a sip of beer in the oven, thats fine.
As german, and bavarian I am shocked about the waste of beer in this video
Not even close to Oktoberfest food but keep it up with your Fusion usa Impressions
most of this looks disgusting wyd americans
For the 2% who see this have a lovely day and enjoy life
Spooky, indeed
Spooktober my dudes
Bratkartoffeln are soooooooo good but they are not fries
99% der Kommentare sind Deutsche die sich darüber beschweren, dass Tasty mal wieder nichts Authentisches hinbekommen hat... also ehrlich als hätte ich irgendwas anderes erwartet 😂😵
As a german, I can't approve any of those dishes xD
those*
@@dayvie9517 thanks buddy, english is not my yellow from the egg😂🤣
And that Dutch baby thing is 100% American. The rest are at least loosely connected to or variations of German food, but that's not a German pancake.
keeponrockin
Sorry but that's bullshit. Americans most certainly did not create these. German immigrants did. They used to be called ofenpfannkuchen. Is this an American website?
www.huettenhilfe.de/rezept-ofenpfannkuchen-mit-blaubeeren_16342.html
Google it and you'll see hundreds of other examples.
@@bentleyr00d I can also link you to American recipes in German, if that's what you're looking for. This one even has a clickable link to the American cookbook it's from.
keeponrockin
Two more TH-cam examples of German pancakes that nobody in Germany ever heard of. Supposedly.
th-cam.com/video/q5uPNr5vh-Y/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/6RF_VnNtuIk/w-d-xo.html
@@bentleyr00d again, not saying Germans can't make foreign recipes. But tell a German you're making German pancakes and zero people's imaginations of that will involve an oven. The recipe doesn't even have a German Wikipedia article. The German entry for Eierkuchen makes no mention of Dutch Baby either, while the English one does list it as a variety.
As for German immigrants creating something in American: that makes it American, not German. At *most* German-American, but it's just not something that's a standard dish here, or that one TH-cam recipe wouldn't need to use its American name and people wouldn't have to link to American cook books. Maybe people used to be familiar with this a long time ago, but it's definitely been out of the public consciousness for a long time, or Germans wouldn't be learning about this allegedly ubiquitous German dish though the USA.
Edit: changed our if to out of
keeponrockin
Of course Germans don't make reference to a "Dutch Baby". As I said, it was called ofenpfannkuchen by Germans. It only got the name Dutch Baby because people misunderstood Deutsche as Dutch. The point remains though. Every time a recipe like this is uploaded to TH-cam a bunch of Germans swear up and down that nothing like a Dutch Baby exists anywhere in German cuisine. But obviously IT DOES. I gave you examples of Germans cooking these German pancakes/Dutch Babies even now. Just look up ofenpfannkuchen on TH-cam and you'll find many more . Enough with the idiotic lies about America making this up. It is utter bullshit, and you know it too. Funny how you completely ignore the proof I offered because you cannot admit that you might be wrong. Apparently Germans are very insecure.
Im from Bavaria and no we don't eat everything with beer...
C'mon, use something better than budweiser. That's an insult to germans
Valli Weidemann
Coors Light?
@@janepoultney5207 🤮
As a German I think most of these are really weird
this isnt even close to oktoberfest food, but go off i guess
Never seen at the Wiesn (Oktoberfest), not typically German, but interesting and a good idea. Another interpretation of typically German food.
While people are over there getting the delicious October feast food ready, I'm over here stressing over inktober trying to get caught up. Rip me
My Wife was born in Frankfurt, her Father was a B17 Pilot during the war and he was stationed in Germany for a while after the war, that's when he met his Wife and my Wife and her 3 Sisters were the results of that marriage, she told me she's been to Oktoberfest before, she told me there's a LOT of food there.
i really wanna make those german potatoes but what's a good substitute for bacon flavor-wise??
Everything looks so tasty but the pretzels take the cake! 🥨🥨🥨
Modern Farmhouse Kitchen but Original german prezels, like theyre served on the Oktoberfest, are made with Lye(Hope thats the correct english translation xD) thats why they get their nice brown color.
@@mariusburg2003 that makes sense, bet the original German ones are delicious!
Why all the beer
The perfect recipes for Oktoberfest would be hangover recipes.
3:26 🎵Dutch Dutch baby🎵
Soooooooooooooooooooooo to summarise this it’s just BEER
Fun fact - Oktoberfest is in September.
Okay as a german, I feel really ashamed. Especially bc of the 'Flammkuchen Bowl'. Guys Flammkuchen is french. And why adding everywhere beer? And Bratkartoffeln are just a potato dish. I'm really missing Schnitzel, Händle, Gulasch idk but smth bavarian would be nice. Kinda sad guys. :((
You should have added "American style" to the title. I'm from Turkey but went to the Munich Oktoberfest twice and that's not what they serve. But I still like the video :)
omg i went to Helen, GA a couple days ago and their were Oktoberfest signs EVERYWHERE!
I use these all the time thank you tasty
I’m watching this on the week of thanksgiving
I don’t want use beer what should I add
Tasty is by far my favorite TH-cam channel!!
Muito bom , gostei ❤❤❤❤
for dietary reason what can i substitute bacon and beer for?
We don't use either in our recipes. Just leave them out.
I’ve never been to Oktoberfest before but this recipe looks good to me
A little too late now, Octoberfest has always started the week before September ends and goes on for two weeks. literally celebrating that October is coming/started
that was the most disgusting Flammkuchen I have ever seen. Flammkuchen is thin and not a bread bowl..
Ich werde es mal ausprobieren, sah lecker aus
The "bread bowl" killed me😂😂😂
Is sourdough bread dough sour ?
*See's video* : cries in pain
*See's Budweiser* : cries in agony
Super dish
So good ugh
Why didn’t you upload anything for Leif Erickson Day yesterday?
Yesss I LOVE fall 🍁
I love ur recipes
Heck yeah
Yummy!!! I love Oktoberfest!!! 😍😍😍😍
*Would you like some beer with that?*
Medic mains: *HEAVYly breathing*
I lived in Barvaria its a really nice place. I MISS GERMANY
Tasty: Next you freeze your gravy!
Me: haha *what*
10m?? Seriously? I started watching tasty when they had 2 or 3 million subscribers
them stuffed mashed potato looked glorious
The Dutch baby looked like a Yorkshire Pudding
All what I see in Bavaria is Klöse (potato ball) with sour Kraut and meat 🥩 they call it I guess Bratsoße (it’s dark in color made with Rindbulion).
Bratwurst mit Ketchup and also 🥨
Why did you reupload it?
Soon I will be posting outdoor bbq video recipe 😊🙏
Yummy
What kind of brown sugar is that
Imagine if “Man With a Plan” by Korpiklaani was playing over this.
Beer and cheese in a sauce? Hallelujah tasty 😂
The first one almost made me stop watching, the second had me very sceptical but then it got better. The Bratkartoffel are pretty much spot on and the other things are not exactly authentic or traditional but interesting and probably taste not half bad.
Miracles
So just add beer to everything. Sounds simple enough
Didn't quite see where you were going with that frozen gravy thing, Tasty. But it looks interesting...
If you want juice recipes, check out my juicer review! LOL❤️
뭔가 지난주에 올라온걸 또 보는 것 같은 기분이 들어요;
*Get your Lederhosen and Dirndl on and yodel at the top of your lungs while chugging beer and eating pretzels with bratwurst and sauerkraut* O’Zapft is!
2:30 already did it like 50 million times
Gute
Mouth watering ❤️😍🤤
Soo hungry now 😩😭😭😭
I am german and I honestly never ever heard of that dutch baby thing. German pancakes are more like a more thick crêpe. Thank you for telling me stuff about german food, I never heard of, i guess 😂.
Can anyone from germany tell me what they eat during oktoberfest please
These recipes look great! I can see from other comments that there are disputes of factual accuracy (and I don't know anything about it). I may try some of these, though maybe with slightly less cheese
I thought my phone alarm went off multiple times with this music :P
k y'all...this is them recreating german dishes but with a few changes here and there to optimize things like looks or taste. the title didn't say "traditional recipes". so you better stop complaining when they're just doing their job (developing and/or shooting a recipe). and before you say that i don't know what i'm talking about, i'm german so shaddap.
(immer noch deutsch btw, ich sage es nicht einfach so, dass ich mich und tasty besser verteidigen kann.)
We eat those cookies at christmas abd definitely not at Oktoberfest
Hey people I'm German too...just stop being so offended y'all. Like yes just adding beer to everything isn't a thing and doesn't make it German but doesn't mean the recipes are bad. The Titel of the video says Oktoberfest recipes and not traditional Bavarian food recipes. So let's all live in piece.