You know you're German if you mix juice with water. Especially if it's carbonated water.(Picture from http://www.landwirtschaft-mlr.baden-wuerttemberg.de/.)
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The purpose of this blog is to handle all the interesting comparisons I've made between American and German culture as I've been living in Germany. Expatriate life is fascinating. I love, love, love, love, love Germany, German, and Germans!
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WTF!? XD. I'm happy of being spanish he he he
Oh my gosh. On of my all-time favorite drinks EVER is the Apfelschorle. I have tried to replicate it since coming home, but the apple juice isn't the same or something cause it never tastes quite right.
We do have Apple Beer here, though, which comes close. (It's not beer. Just pop.)
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