They served Borscht and something that translated into English "mouse in a bag". Ahem...don't wanna know but it was good (yes SISTER person I ate it). It looked very much like meat filled noodles...not quite a dumpling but a noodle. Good stuff. The Borscht was FABU. I've never eaten anything like this. I will admit to not being pleased with their desserts. Europeans don't make their desserts as sweet as Americans do. The Cheesecake was just ALL WRONG. ROTFLOL. I am sure the desserts were good for European standards I just like my sugar. LOL
We went to the Weinacht Markt in Trier last Sunday too. I love Christmas Markets (the translation folks). Great fun. This was way too crowded and we were NOT able to look around as I wanted. Elbow to elbow people who were ELBOWING. ;-)
I love to get a cup of gluhwein when we go. I always keep the mug too (you can return them and get some Euro back).
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I love living vicariously through you. The places youve seen and the things you've done are so awesome! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us Tara!
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Lissa
We're off to a Weinacht Markt on Tuesday in Central London - was thinking of you as we planned our visit.
Looks like you had fun.
Oh boy, yes living vicariously! I sure do miss the wonderful stuff, the food, the decorations, But I agree with you about the desserts....not sweet enough.
Mouse in a bag...HA! Wonder what kind of meat it really was. Probably pork I would think.
I miss the Weinachtmarkts! But I agree - Trier is the busiest one!!! We couldn't 'see' anything either with the wall to wall people!
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