10 wonderful moments in Germany as an American

[@kennichdendenn]

Flensburg. Most Germans know it for one reason only: its where the traffic register is located, and where you get your points for wrongdoing on the road (too many of which result in loosing your license)

[@denisej5968]

Haha ja, ist meine Heimatstadt. Wenn jemand hört das ich von dort komme höre ich das ständig 😅

[@Jambalaja187]

The best thing from Flensburg is the beer. Prost!

[@tuxontour]

Greetings to my parents in Berlin my wife in Dusseldorf and my drivers license in Flensburg.

[@Arltratlo]

hm, ich kenne das Gebäude, bin da immerhin geboren, und ich trinke nur selten Bier, hatte aber auch schon ein paar Punkte..

[@silkedavid8876]

Und Beate Uhse

[@Valnar1111]

"I went to Rockenheim, it's a fun thing going on a festival that's on a race track. It only lasted 3 years tho." Rock am Ring: Am I a joke to you?

[@catriona_drummond]

clearly not metal enough :P

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

Flensburg 8.30 Morgens : "Hilfe die Amis kommen , WERNER versteck dein Bier , plopp ...... ".

[@ropeburn6684]

Eckaaaat, geh ma runnä inn Keller kuggn, ich die Russen sind dooo!

[@angelomerte4790]

Rckart die russen kommen, ich will nach hause ;D

[@suzetteospi]

Plopp? Das heißt: fump!

[@Sven73524]

Panzer der Nazis kömmen j jagt sie hoch für Deutschland

[@koo1965sh]

Never been to Wacken Open Air? Will be extremly wow

[@marleyfa845]

Nyessa he is from Hannover? Omg that‘s my hometown

[@silkedavid8876]

Of course sadly not this year

[@Ripperle]

I really appreciate your style of telling your stories. You're not overreacting and talking a lot without coming to the point. That's probably the German in me, but still I like it, keep up the good work and stay healthy!

[@underwaterlaser1687]

Kölner Dom gets me every time I visit the city. Even when I drive by Cologne on the Autobahn I wil try to catch a glimpse of it.

[@boahkeinbockmehr]

That's how I determine to this day that I am home (growing up my family always had a competition about who spotted the Cathedral first when we returned from holidays)

[@linoid]

I live there , it gets less wow if you see it everyday

[@uwetheiss970]

That's not hard. You can watch directly at the Dom and it doesn't matter from which direction you are approaching from the Autobahn. That was always the moment I knew I am back home again :D

[@mikfraser3822]

diese kleinen Video einschnitte sind toll, sie bringen mich jedes mal zum lachen 😄

[@fohgil]

Visiting a former concentration camp is always a mindnumbing experience. It's almost as if you can feel the terror and grief put on this places and you are overwhelmed by a feeling of all around sadness. Can't believe that people nowadays go there to take selfies.

[@PEdulis]

If you're interested in architecture, you should visit Trier. It shows various styles but it's best known for its almost 2000 year old buildings from the Romans like the Porta Nigra, the Amphitheater, the Emperor's Baths and more. Truly worth a visit.

[@sungam69]

you seem to be a high class appreciator of good moments

[@rianair5899]

You walk with a Beer inside the DOM..... ok i LOVE YOU

[@catleenpach6961]

For me it's very nice to listen to you 'cause you're always talking slowly and clear. Greetings from Salzgitter

[@feigling2127]

Hey, I live in cologne and can see the cathedral from my bedroom window every day.. Hearing someone who is really excited about seeing it gave me a renewed appreciation for my view! So thanks a lot :)

[@herpderp6705]

I´m not in any way a religious person, but visiting Köln and seeing the Dom makes me tear up every time. Thats how special it is.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@herpderp6705 the Architecture is amazing. Purely stunning regardless of religious belief. Actually if a person cannot at least appreciate something like that than likely i would not get along with said person.

[@herpderp6705]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany A similiar feeling I get is from the Völkerschlachtendenkmal in Leipzig. That thing is also beyond. words. Next time a WGT happens, check it out. :)

[@hanszimmer9224]

@@herpderp6705 I have that feeling everytime when I go back to south germany and see the beauty of the architecture and the landscape

[@tedhetfieldakapatrickdonat92]

Naja…als ich in San Francisco tagsüber ohne „Brown paper bag“ mit ner Dose Bier irgendwo rumlief,wollte mich ein Cop sofort einbuchten😜🍺 das fande ich noch viel krasser als mit ner Kanne inne Kirche zu latschen 😜😜

[@35i_Hearse_Driver]

Ja da sind die Amis rückständig und prüde!

[@canisxv9869]

Schon gell? Mit ner Knarre rumlaufen in den meisten Gebieten in Amerika ohnw Waffenschein erlaubt (nur für Verstecktes Tragen braucht man da ne genehmigung soweit ich weiss variiert aber von Staat zu Staat) aber mit ner Dose Bier rumlaufen kriminell, ich versteh diese Logik nicht. Mit 18 darf man sich am arsch der Welt für irgendwas Sinnfreies die Birne wegballern lassen aber wenn man danach heimkommt kann man sich noch nicht mal ein kaltes Bier gönnen. Wer macht eigentlich diese bescheuerten Gesetze?

[@uwetheiss970]

@@canisxv9869 Du solltest immer dran denken das Amerika von religiösen Fanatikern gegründet wurde die so durchgeknallt waren das man sie in Europa getötet hätte wären sie nicht gegangen. Aber von da kann man viel sehen. Sex is böse aber Gewalt ist kein Problem!

[@TheElitekruemel]

To bergenbelsen: Its a "Mahnmal", a historical site, building or place to remember, but not remebering in a good way, like a liked old photo. Its to remember all the horros so it will NEVER happen again. Thats what germanys Historyclass in school also is mainly about. not forgetting. Because who forgets, may repeat...

[@ferdinandvonschill4512]

Greatings from Flensburg! 🤘 In an older video you sad: "Rum isn´t german." But Flensburg has an over 300 years old rum-tradition. And had nearby 200 rum-manufactories at its peak. Try Johannsen-Rum!

[@silkedavid8876]

Seriously ,are you trying to kill me? Comparing Herbertstrasse to a pet shop? Oh my, I laughed so much. I am from Hamburg, and worked a summer season on Foehr. My colleague from Freiburg often had to ask me to open her bottle of Flens. It is such an iconic sound.

[@myriabell4425]

Flensburg, meine Heimat. Du hast in dem Wald gestanden, in dem ich regelmäßig spazieren gehe :D 8:30 ein Bier.. sportlich! :D

[@ricardoalmeida4719]

Great video. I'm a Portuguese guy living in Hamburg and I can imagine your shock when you first went to the Reeperbahn. Also, thumbs up for listening to one of my fav albums while entering the Cologne Dome. ^^ Hamburg and Germany in general have a great music scene.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Hamburg is becoming a second home to me. Once concerts start happening again you will see me around before too long. Cheers!!

[@35i_Hearse_Driver]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany Man when this corona stay home shit is over u gotta get ya ass over to hamburg! I live nearby and would love to meet ya. The NightLight is a must visit on the kiez! Our metal bar when Wacken is over.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@35i_Hearse_Driver i have been there. Also Hausverbot

[@LucidDreamer47]

As a German, I live very close to Kölner Dom. Nevertheless, I visited it for the first time 3 or 4 years ago. I was absolutely overwhelmed by the size and richness of detail. To experience these impressions with the masterpiece from behemoth as a soundtrack must have been awesome. : D

[@TheSwedishRider]

I was born in Flensburg! My grandfather had a discotheque near the Navy school in the sixties. They were dancing twist back then. He was reportedly the biggest customer of Flensburger Pilsener (also my favorite beer) at that time. Sometimes it happened that he, although he stocked up beer in the afternoon, he had to call the brewery in the middle of the night to get more, and he got it. I learned that on his funeral, from the guy who worked for the Flensburger brewery, driving the truck with with beer barrels through the city for decades.

[@rainbowoli]

like your Vids! Keep on going, and welcome in Germany

[@CaffeineNightOwl]

you are an amazing guy. good to have you here.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Vielen Dank!! It is reactions like this that really excite me to make the next video!!🍻

[@kgbhui]

Fun fact: Flensburg used to be the rum capital of europe. They had the most rum manufacturers.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Ah, cool to know!

[@innoberger1632]

Ahhh he mentioned the Hockenheimring! My lovely little hometown of Hockenheim.

[@MrsRegenbogen97]

Something for point 2. You should go to Rock&Metal Day'z in Oschersleben, it's also in the middle of a race track but during the 3-day festival is at the same time a race you can watch if you don't have a band you want to see. Sadly the festival won't happem this year, but it will be there next year hopefully.

[@Stormz.1337]

Lived in Cologne for 10 yrs. Miss it so much. It's a great city.

[@richardkeenahan3803]

Bergen Belson is a very somber place. I used to work at the base up the road and my old Office was where the camp guards lived.

[@joeybacker8429]

Don't forget the beautiful landscapes! Except any sand desert, we got everything in Germany... snowy Mountains, the Sea and lot of Lakes, Huge Forests and little Swamps, nice old Villages or crazy Castles 🤗

[@Astrofrank]

Sand desert - there are some regions coming close to it, for example a part of Amrum.

[@sanSDI]

Da gibt es ne kleine Insel, eine Sandbank bewegt sich grad an einer Seite um sie rum, wenn ich das noch richtig in Erinnerung hab, sind das 18 km Strand. Hab leider vergessen wie die heisst, ist glaub ich ganz in der Nähe von Sylt. Wir haben coole Landschaften :)

[@HHHThanatos]

@Krautsalat 11:36 I can exactly tell where that Bratwurst photo was taken. :D Hooray for Currywurst am Steintor. Too bad I left my hometown 5 years ago. Could have shown you some nice places You might not know yet. tha

[@hessenlion5120]

@Krautsalat. Thanks for sharing you personal impressions and highlights on KZbin. I like your videos with small funny clips. It is interesiting to get the view of a normal non-vegan, non-teenager, non-hipster, ordinary, nice person. Keep on exploring Gemany and have a good time. Stay awesome. Greetings from Frankfurt.

[@HeimdallSTB]

Born and raised in Flensburg, I had to like and subscribe! :-)

[@deinemamainhd]

Glad you liked it here in Flensburg my hometown , spread the word

[@geraldherrmann787]

maybe you should tell your fellow americans how much you had to pay for ambulance, operation and overnightstay in the hospital and what horrible communist nations we are over here in middle europe.

[@lindsayjaleena5117]

Das stimmt so^^" Damit verglichen ist das ein Klacks was wir hier zahlen müssen. Egal ob mit oder ohne Krankenkasse. Da muss man auch als Urlauber die Arzt/Krankenhauskosten zahlen und bekommt sie von der Krankenkasse nicht zwangsläufig zurück.

[@NomadicCelt]

@@lindsayjaleena5117 da haste wohl den guten Gerald nicht richtig Verstanden ;) Dies war ein sarkastischer Kommentar auf Grund der horrenden Preise für eine Behandlung in den USA. Er meinte ja auch, dass wir hier in Europa "fürchterliche Kommunisten" sind, bei denen man weitaus weniger bezahlt und solle dies doch an seine amerikanischen Mitmenschen teilen, damit diese sehen wir "furchtbar" unser Gesundheitssystem ist. Also ganz im Gegenteil prahlt er sozusagen von unserem Glück. Nur halt auf sarkastischer Art und Weise

[@lindsayjaleena5117]

@@NomadicCelt upsi da hab ich wirklich was missverstanden danke für die Info. Also mir hilft da immer nen Smiley um den Sarkasmus zu verstehen ^^"

[@NomadicCelt]

@@lindsayjaleena5117 Kein Ding. Ein Smiley würde es jedoch durchaus einfacher machen, das stimmt. ^^

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

It was so cheap that they wouldnt believe me! The same things would have given me so much debt in the US, even with insurance.

[@WhoamI27676]

If you're interested in cathedrals and architecture you should visit Aachen😊and you should also visit the Christmas Market😄😍

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I was in Aachen once, very briefly. Only for a train and i had a little time so i was able to wait outside for about an hour. The little city looks beautiful and I really want to return and wander for some hours!

[@WhoamI27676]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany We'd be happy😊 it is especially beautiful before Christmas😊but also very crowded😅

[@ramonfriedrich3844]

When the German language is so good that you must use words like "Hauptbahnhof"

[@technofeeling2462]

Don't understand

[@o00042]

sylvester in berlin is like a warzone lol you should visit

[@Riathathor]

As a german I have to say this: I love you! I love your humour! I love that you walked into the collogne dome with a beer and later satanic music! :-D

[@TrommelmonsterBVB09]

Since Im in Hannover aswell, we went to Bergen Belsen as a school "field trip" kinda thing... beeing a rather ignorant teenager we thought it was gonna be great, just run around be stupid and such... boy where we wrong, intense experience to this day more than 20 years later.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

for what it is, its good that you experienced it this way. I think its hard to ignore that feeling.

[@TrommelmonsterBVB09]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany yeah, I think so. I mean we obviously knew what it was beforehand, but beeing young, cocky and full of piss and vinegar you pretend nothing is gonna phase you in any way... so most of us, me included, where totally blindsided by the entire experience and how daunting and haunting it really was.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@TrommelmonsterBVB09 lol...that is a great way to describe it, teenager and all

[@Krokostad]

It is good, that it is quite mandatory to do this with your class and your teacher. To understand the gravity of what we learn at school. And to have someone to talk about the experience later. In Bavaria schoolclasses visit the KZ Dachau.

[@mindmachinepsy]

We too went to Bergen Belsen in school, coming from Nordrhein-Westfahlen. Must have been like '04 or '05. I remember when they showed us the footage from that particular camp. That sure as hell left an impression. I remember that some more sensitive individuals had to leave the room. And the sight of those mass graves was also quite bizarre. Just getting that teeny tiny glimpse into this time period was pretty fucking frightening.

[@harrisonburke1749]

Keep it up dude.

[@nebyular0599]

You have to go to Dresden in Saxony. The city is build at the river Elbe. The one side of the city has a really great architecture you have to see it if you like architecture. On the other side of the river is a part called “Neustadt” which is really international and a kind of party area. Also you can get every type of food there (I really like that aspect, had to write it, sorry 😂) I think it’s an amazing city. I love living here.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yes! I was in Dresden. Only had one day to look around but it is really beautiful!!

[@nebyular0599]

Cool !

[@the_tabulator]

What flashes me most about the Cologne Cathedral is that is has always been there. It has experienced almost all of our history because it was started in August 1248 (!).

[@linoid]

Well, no it is how it is today since 1950

[@w1darr]

@@linoid Well, it was started in the 13th century and finished in the 19th. But either way, it did not see *most* of our history - the high times of middle Europe were the 10th to 12th century were it dominated Europe, in the 13th century it was already in decline and had to give hegemony over to France... If you look for a "truely" historical building, visit the Speyerer Dom ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speyer_Cathedral ) , which, along with the Aachener Münster, can be seen as the most important German church. It was erected by the Salierkaiser Konrad in the 11th century and still houses the graves of most Salier emperors - the emperors that ruled at the peak of of the Holy Roman Empire in the 11th century. The Speyerer Dom was also the world's biggest church when it was built. Too bad it was erected too early to be a gothic church, and too bad its not located in Bavaria ;)

[@morgana001]

You realy sound like an awesome Dude. We are glad to have you here. My recomandation is to visit Aachen one day if you got the chance. Would even grab a beer with you and show you around.

[@WhoamI27676]

So you're from Aachen too, I guess😊👋

[@morgana001]

@@WhoamI27676 Not directly but pretty much, yes.

[@menschmaschine-2483]

@@morgana001 Kornelimünster? 😁

[@morgana001]

@@menschmaschine-2483 Ohja, so schön da! War aber ne weile nicht mehr dort und grade leider nicht so gut wenn man hinfahren würd.

[@menschmaschine-2483]

@@morgana001 wegen der Baustellen?

[@isabelladestegonzaga5529]

köstlich , köstlich :D wie du das erzählst :) über hamburg und die herbertstrasse :D jo , jo , dschörmän görls - HAHA :)

[@ChrisTian-rm7zm]

I have 3 points at Flensburg. They will expire in 2022.

[@M4sturCheef]

good luck to your drivers licence xD

[@stefanhaler3318]

You should visit Upper-Frankonia (Oberfranken) in Northern Bavaria. Therme Ara about 1300 Breweries. Some towns with about 10.000 Inhabitants may have about 10 to 15 Breweries. One better than the other.

[@Luziemagick]

Great videos..my hubby is american and we live 30 min. away with the ICE from Hannover..see..the world is a village :-)

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yep small world!!

[@Luziemagick]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany it is!

[@DerSchmerler]

Just came across your channel and the story of you walking into the cologne dome with a beer made me subscribe (I live really close to cologne) Also the fact you appreciate "Flensburger". Beer connects people.

[@ToXicX1994]

Hello neighbor! Didn't now you are from Hannover too ;) You seem to be such a nice guy. Keep going :)

[@tornoutlaw]

If you revisit Flensburg, go have some beers at Hansens. It's a small brewery(Brauhaus) right at the Hafenbecken.

[@xmine08]

Their food looks legit too! Gute Hausmannskost :)

[@ursbasteck]

Flensburg is really nice, yep. As a German -expat- immigrant in DK, I try to make that 70 minute train ride south every now and then.

[@dietrichengel2149]

Hey Eric. Seeing Bergen-Belsen and saying WOW (as a negative or frightened WOW) I think you did understand our awful History in that moment. And to see what happend in the past, is importend to protect the Future. Thanks for this.

[@thana7179]

You said you like architecture, so just think about that many people here in Germany are living in houses older than the US. It's quite funny.

[@jaygerpe]

I am from Flensburg. I never heard someone say that to this little city.

[@TheViralInfekT]

If you liked the "Kölner Dom" and architecture in general, than you should travel to Prague in the czech republic. The whole city is full of architectural beauties and the St. Vitus Cathedral in it's center is just awe-inspiring.

[@whatsgoingon71]

I'm pretty sure, a place like Herbertststraße also exists in Hannover. Although on a smaller scale. If not, hop on a train to Braunschweig. Bruchstraße is within walking distance from the main station.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Hannover does have a Red Light district but nothing like the Herbertstraße. The girls are not out by the street. There is another area where the girls work the street more regularly. I have passed them a few times on my bike and i just smile at them LOL

[@enricokramer7469]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany some years ago there was something called LBS Tour in Hannover. It was Ludwigstrasse, Braunstrasse, Steintor. was not that big like the Reeperbahn but basically the same. Cause of the high crime rate the club 81 Guys bought all that and made a nightlife district out of it, with clubs, bars and security who takes care of all. Much more safer and cleaner then back in the days. There are still a lot of brothel and special "bars" but not so public. To much attention is bad for the business 😉 .

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@enricokramer7469 interesting. Hey, since you know a bit of the history I have a theory about the club at Steintor, Rocker. Its obviously a rock bar, but I think because of the guys who started it that it is actually a club reference. "Rocker" is the name of the club patches on the back of a bikers vest. I think its a club reference brilliantly disguised.

[@enricokramer7469]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany The whole Steintor is dominated by just one "Rocker" club, club 81 or Hells Angels. They are not allowed to call them Hells Angels so they use other names but all ppl who live in Hannover for a longer time knows who the boss is at Steintor :D. p.s. I nerver visited the club Rocker, not the type of music i like but all clubs at the Steintor are related, same for the bouncer, if you have a prob with one you have a prob with all of them at any club.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@enricokramer7469 yep, i know about all that. I also do not care much for the music at Rocker but overall i do not care much for Steintor either, however i enjoy loud nightlife so i often end up there after a few drinks hahaha

[@moritzmaximus827]

You already said it right. The bavarian creme. "Bayerische Creme, auch Crème bavaroise, Bayerisch Krem oder gesulzte Creme, ist eine Creme aus Milch, Eigelb, Zucker und Schlagsahne, die mit Gelatine gebunden und im Normalfall mit Vanille aromatisiert wird."

[@TrommelmonsterBVB09]

Flens dark is one of my all time classic favourites... still have the two 2 litre "Mega plop" bottles from my 18th Birthday :D

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

oooh...I keep forgetting about the Flens dark! I know that i have had it but i rarely see it, so i forget about it

[@TrommelmonsterBVB09]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany the Dark and the Edles Helles, are my fav from Flens... been probably years since I drank the normal one last. I like my dark beers, so I dont have pilseners often.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@TrommelmonsterBVB09 at least 3 of your favorite darks that maybe i have not had....and go.......

[@TrommelmonsterBVB09]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany "Barock Dunkel by Weltenburger" the oldes still active monestry brewery in the world. "Störtebecker Schwarzbier by Störtebecker", "Noctus 100 by Riegele". and these are all normal black/dark beers, no Stouts or Porters or anything like that. you should be able to get those in any bigger Supermarket like Edeka, or for sure at Onkel Ollis Kiosk or from the Craft beer Kontor

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@TrommelmonsterBVB09 nice!!! i wrote it down and will give them a try, thanks! And good call, i do not like stouts or porters other than a rare Kirsch porter LOL but that is not even a beer anymore

[@Shjhjhk-4852]

I was Rock'n'Heim too.......Deftones and NINE INCH NAILS

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yes!!! I have seen Deftones many times and that may have been the best!! System of a Down as well!! Also i loved seeing Volbeat play to such a crowd. I had seen them twice before in the US. The first was their first US tour and there was maybe 800 people. The next time was same venue, sold out about double the people. Witnessing the HSB circle pit was cool. And...I loved seeing Seeed! I like these guys. A fun way to close the weekend!

[@LunaBianca1805]

It's probably just called Bayrische Creme in German and you might categorize it as Dessert or Nachtisch/Nachspeise and, yes, you can just call it Pudding, too. That word exists in German as well.

[@benjaminjakob1906]

LunaBianca1805 You're absolutely right but I'm sorry to correct this: the correct spelling is "Bayerische Creme" and it's NOT a pudding because it contains no starch but only milk and eggs

[@LunaBianca1805]

@@benjaminjakob1906 Whoops, just learned something new ^^' I didn't even think about the ingredients, we sometimes tend to just call different times of desserts "Pudding". Just like every type of jam, even that without citrus fruits (I honestly never made any WITH that in it ^^'), Marmelade :)

[@dude988]

@@LunaBianca1805 like for knowing that Erdbeer Marmelade doesn't exist.

[@LunaBianca1805]

@@dude988 Yep, technically (or more like lawfully 🤔?) it's Erdbeerkonfitüre. But in Austria and Germany, since 2013 it's allowed to call any type of fruit jam Marmelade, which was the regularly and colloquially used word before the EU regulation was put into place in the 70's if I'm not completely misinformed ^^'. Everyone around here is calling it that, anyway. Never heard anyone calling it Konfitüre :). In fact, at least here in my home area that actual marmalade isn't even as widely produced or home-made as strawberry (or for that matter any other type of berry or red fruit) jam and the one yellowish type that's most commonly sold is probably not lemon/citrus fruit based, either. That's probably apricot jam ^^

[@dude988]

@@LunaBianca1805 die 2013er Änderung hab ich nicht mitbekommen. Aber 10 Jahre lang im Supermarkt versucht zu erklären, dass Erdbeermarmelade nicht existiert ;) Wurden etliche echt aggressiv wegen.

[@nilsbauer6994]

If you loved Cologne cathedral, you need to visit Prague and see the St. Vitus Cathedral

[@w1darr]

Da hast du Recht - mein erstes Mal in Prag war einer meiner WOW-Momente - allerdings leider voller Touristen ;)

[@nilsbauer6994]

@@w1darr ja ist recht voll im Sommer. Aber es lohnt sich! So eine schöne Stadt

[@thelaststringbender445]

Hahaha...i made the exactly same experience when I walked through Herbertstrasse....so funny

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

🤣🤣🤣

[@FabFunty]

Best thing to No. 1 is : In Germany it didn't cost you a year of salary even if you'll have all 3 things at once😉

[@grindcorejoe6661]

Hey, the Beatles were in that Club at my -20th Birthday!

[@DJFalkoHannover]

Hannover here too! If you ever wanna go out for a beer, get in touch! Good to met you!

[@l.s.8088]

Hey man! If you like the colonge cathedral and architecture at all you should visit Regensburg. There is also a cathedral like the one in colonge and you can see roman buildings which are over 1800 years old. Also the City have 4 big Breweries and a nice old Citiy Center. Love to live there every day, Check it out!

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Cool! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@StepCloserOne]

Sympathisch! Maybe you can show how youre currently living in Germany :)

[@voicesofthedark]

The Indra is just a great venue! Come back to Hamburg asap

[@alexanderholdenburg2103]

Super VIdeos, thx

[@M.S.M.111]

You should go to Detmold and get a Detmolder Pilsener, it's from the private Brewery Strate and you can get it only in that area, Ostwestfalen-Lippe

[@Sarimae23]

naeh...detmolder land, ok, aber detmolder ? da lieber barre

[@M.S.M.111]

@@Sarimae23 dann hast Du aber keine Ahnung von Bier, Liebchen

[@Sarimae23]

@@M.S.M.111 wir sollten uns mal treffen, wir haben regelmässige Biertests. Da ist barre (im Glas aus Flasche) regelmässig in den Top 3, Detmolder leider nicht. Und hey...über Paderplörre spreche ich erst gar nicht :D Das schmeckt jeder neue beim ersten Test immer gleich, dass DAS kein Bier ist ;)

[@Kazuya720]

3:25 sorry not to correct you but, the Kölner Dom does not just have gothic style... this is gothic! (from that periode).

[@felipeherrera6118]

Hey dude love your videos , is it hard finding a job over there? ive always wanted to move to europe but im afraid of not finding a job and having to come back to the states.

[@MindJunkPictures]

If you liked the Dome in Cologne you have to see the "Ulmer Münster" It is also a gothic Church from the 19th Century and is the highest Church in the World. The Dome is pretty awesome but the Münster is clearly the more impressive Building

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yes, I really want to see it! In my Hannover video I show the Marktkirche and a guy from Ulm commented that it was a cute little church lol! It was fun to joke with him about it 😁😝

[@GiaGwendoline]

Not really a fan of those "funny" clips cut in. But I still like your videos. And I love the Reeperbahn story ^^

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I know its tough to please everyone...but I take this as a bigger compliment because without these then it is only me talking, so i have to say "thank you!" And thank you for watching and joining me! I have been in Hamburg a few times since then and everytime i walk past there I can only laugh and remember that first time!! Hahahaha

[@doktorzappergeck492]

I vote to keep the clips. They are very well placed, emphazise the statements and are interesting to me most of the time.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@doktorzappergeck492 don't worry, they will stay. Krautsalat is a small group/team/band working to together and we like to laugh at our own videos. Like a band making music, first we have to enjoy it and then hope others do to! And we are very happy and grateful that people such as you guys are enjoying it so far! So again, thank you all!!

[@Kazuya720]

Bavarian creme? I was thinking he mentioned Obazda :D , but no... its the also delicious dessert :)

[@Blues666]

Are you talking about "Obatzda"?

[@h2okopf415]

Crème bavaroise siehe Wikipedia

[@saschvina2973]

That’s cool dude. Glad you love Living in Germany. I Moved here from The US in 2018 . Which part of Germany you live in

[@666LonesomeSailor]

Watch the video carefully, than your question will be answered. He said he is livin in the capital of one of the 5 northern states of Germany. Two of them are theyr own capital cause they are "Stadtstaaten", Bremen and Hamburg so you have three states left.

[@stefanfalldorf6573]

He lives in Hangover

[@saschvina2973]

After seelng couple videos I just picked randomly one of his videos to write a comment so I didn’t first watch this particular one before typing the previous comment :) But that’s cool, I am living near Hamburg so we’re both Nordish dudes :D

[@666LonesomeSailor]

@@stefanfalldorf6573 ;D wordplay is funny ay Wortspiel ist lustig ay

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@stefanfalldorf6573 one of the city signs near me is always changed to say "Hangover" lol

[@robsche1337]

"The ambulance ride was fun" haha :D

[@leaderofthepack7907]

Moinsen der Herr! Wenn du dich für Architektur bzw Fachwerkhäuser interessierst, solltest du dir mal nen Tag/WE nehmen und nach Detmold (bei Bielefeld) fahren und dir das „Westfälische Dorf“ (Museumsdorf) anschauen! Ist ein riesiges Areal aber sehr interessant da man die Häuser/Höfe auch von innen anschauen kann! Und ganz in der Nähe ( Oerlinghausen bei Bielefeld) gibt‘s auch noch ein Germanen Dorf/Museum. Und auf dem Rückweg, machst du am besten noch nen kleinen Stop in Osnabrück im Bastard Club ...da gibt‘s dann amtlich was für die Ohren!🤘🏻💀🤘🏻 Gruß aus Cloppenburg, Nils

[@HerrTelef]

Oja, der Bastard Club. Gehe ich leider viel zu selten hin. Naja, aktuell gerade ist eh alles dicht. Forum in Bielefeld ist auch nicht zu verachten.

[@IIIOOOUS]

Did you try obazda, its a great Bavarian cheese delicacy

[@61detlef]

Can't do it this year because of the 'Rona virus .. but if you can, check out Summer Breeze in Dinklelsbuehl, Bavaria (my Hometoiwn)

[@61detlef]

obviously I wrote this before I got into your video far enough … lol

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Lol...and i talk about it in the german metal video🤘

[@canisxv9869]

Germany has about 1500 breweries and about 6000 different kinds of beer

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

That is awesome! So each Brauerei brews on average 4 different beers. It should be that simple! Make a good beer! No need for different flavors!

[@canisxv9869]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany The usual kinds of Beer available (at least in Bavaria) are: A "Radler" (Beer and lemonade), a "Weizen"(Wheet Beer) a Pils(Pilsner) a "Helles"(Pale/light Beer) and occasionally a "Schwarzbier"(Dark Lager). On celebrations they sometimes make a Festbier usually it has a bit more alcohol then the normal bier. Because of the Reinheitsgebot from 1516 (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinheitsgebot) stuff like Radler isnt allowed to be called Beer in Germany( i think) They are called "Biermischgetränke". The most popular beer in Germany is the Pils followed by the Radler and then the Weizen.

[@Hamusutaru]

Rock'n'Heim was cool :D But I'm a spoiled brat from Nuremberg and I can sleep in my own bed during Rock im Park

[@stefflmrk]

THIS IS SOMETHING TO LAUGH ABOUT ..... 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 and YOU are right! i almost pied my pants, seeing that Eastern European Guy on the Wall, even if it was NOT Herbertstrasse 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😆😆 You chose that clever! Cool to see you with short hair (better btw 😉😇) and at the Nuerburg Ring (need to cycle a bit more, to work on those calves 😯🤭) .... wait for you trip to Bayern and the Flatland from Hannover will be history, but your calves . . . will get the matching look to your upper arms 👍🏻💪🏻🤗🤗🤗 Again, the last 2 minutes . . . damn, it was good and funny. 🤗🤗🤗🤗 Fun like hell!

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

hahahaha....yeah, i have skinny legs, you got me lol

[@stefflmrk]

Krautsalat - An American in Germany yep, saw that ..... hey, since you DO cycle as you made me believe you do, the results after a couple more k's and a couple more beers will change that 👍🏻👍🏻😉😉😉 BTW. ..... DON'T YOU FORGET THAT PROMISED NEW EPISODE ON Nudity, FKK and Eric is gonna get naked thing ...... YOU said it, will be a new episode! (If you think you should do that far away from Hannover, come to Bayern, have so e good beer and enjoy the Englischer Garten in München and the Isar und und und . . ) 👍🏻👍🏻😉😉😉 🍺🍺🍺🥨🥨🥨 Summer is coming soon! ☀️☀️☀️😇😇😎😎😎 Get ready for it! 🥴🥴😊😊 I'll even take you around to see the sights, NOT the flatland like in HAJ. BUT, you're cost for that, 1 entire min. 8min. GERMAN language spoken Post OF YOU! 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻✌🏻✌🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@stefflmrk hahaha 🍻

[@ExxosLP]

I went to the Anne-Frank-Realschule so I visited Bergen-Belsen too .... It´s horrible but interesting to see. This hills with the numbers ...

[@nulle1968]

You are always welcome in Flensburg - what a great review of my hearttown. *plopp*

[@Wishmasters]

haha just watching your lists, really interesting :D Honestly I think, well at least from hearing you talking, you would fit anywhere. You just appreciate life. People like that. And for good reason. It is a really good attitude. edit: yeah and the KZ. That feeling comes to everybody. It is just... yeah. Can't be put into words. When I went to Dachau KZ and I was inside the camp, it was a feeling of emptiness kind of.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

For your first part....thank you. Some people have been saying some very nice things to me here, and from the start of this channel we did not know the absolute direction but i knew that i need to be totally open and show myself. You can see moments throughout these early videos where i am trying harder and its missing the mark. Krautsalat is still a baby but i think we are on to something good here. Lets see. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching!!

[@matthiasfalkenstein9472]

Hey Eric, have you visited the Black Forest yet? It's one of the most beutiful places in Germany. I could offer you a free stay, too =)

[@felixmuller8629]

if you haven seen the dome you can't really understand :DD

[@technofeeling2462]

Cool guy. Welcome to Germany

[@Kilian600]

Forget the dome in Cologne !!! Please check our big church in Ulm, our Münster !!! It's taller, and waaaay more awesome !!!

[@marcob2209]

10:50 You are talking about "bayerische creme/boarisch creme" I guess? ;) I love it, too!

[@HexenkoeniginVonAngmar]

Lol I live in Bavaria and have never heard of that.

[@Backwoods_Squatch]

Kraut, there is a small village about 35km southeast of Hannover called Borsum. My last name. Dug into my family roots and sure enough, thats where we come from. I'm dying to visit. How do I visit Germany on the cheap? Also, are you much into Doom Metal?

[@kash0r]

Flensburger is not the northern most brewery in Germany. The northern most brewery would be Südtondern Brauerei located in a small town called Niebüll. They produce excellent craft beer. Look it up for yourself. (:

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I did look it up...Flensburger is literally a few points further north!! Südtondern is located at 54.78349 and Flens is at 54.78431! also though, i see a braurei/brewhaus located in Flensburg north of Flensburger so, now we don't know anymore LOL

[@kash0r]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany Na dude. Südtondern is what we call a Landkreis. It's not a town. The town in witch the brewery is located in is called Niebüll. Its just a small craft beer brewery. So nothing compared to the Flensbrauerei. But non the less. Anyway. It doesn't realy matter as long as the beer is good. :D EDIT : Damn it. You are fucking right. I never noticed, but depending on where the brewery is located in Flensburg it may definitely be a tat bit more to the north. FFS. Just blew my mind. :D

[@team137]

Greetings from Flensburg 👍

[@denisej5968]

Yeiii Flensburg 🤘 its my hometown, nice to hear it being appreciated 😍 I think you would have had a fun time with my group of friends.All Metal heads and flenslovers😅

[@henningbartels6245]

I didn't quite get if you went to Flensburg and did a Flenburger brewery tour (close to the train station) as well?! Because it's supposingly a good tour, I've heard.

[@markus888]

For an awe moment of architecture, make sure to visit Burg Eltz! Btw. what Band do you play in?

[@bowserep8236]

I'm german, I'm from saarland and if you really like german beer you have to try karlsberg Urpils thats really good

[@denret]

Can confirm, and I am from Brandenburg. I let my friends from Saarland ship that stuff to me.

[@bowserep8236]

@@denret haha thats nice😂

[@bErLiNTrigun81]

My Drivelicence still there in Flensburg 4 a long time...😥😅🤣 And the Best 🍻, 4 me, is Lybzer, carlsber Elifant or Astra Rotlicht. Lidle Trip-tip Oldenburg in Niedersachsen. Wallstraße one Bar at another at another and a very nice looking City. Sorry about my terrible English. 😌😅

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Oh damn...well, ....i agree with you on the Rotlicht!! I love that one! Also I have been to Oldenburg! It is a nice city!

[@Bingo2501]

Hey, schon wieder einer mit diesem A als Profilbild, hat das n bestimmten Grund? 🤔

[@bErLiNTrigun81]

@@Bingo2501 war nur nen Bonus bei einem PC Gewinn von einem KZbinr... Könnte ich mal langsam wieder ändern.