EATING EVERYTHING IN SIGHT AT THE STUTTGARTER WEIHNACHTSMARKT! (TRYING POPULAR GERMAN X-MAS TREATS!)

[@TreyDaze]

Take a shot every time I say “Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt” 😝

[@deinpapa3769]

...hicks ... say whaaat xD

[@tayinternational]

As usual you crushed it on this video 🤟🏾 Glad we got a chance to chat , Keep up that great work !

[@S_Black]

Maultasche comes in all kinds of variations and with different preperations.

[@SpiegelDasKaetzchen]

you look like you're having a good time! enjoy buddy!

[@rb9720]

It´s such a blessing to see this humble person and his positive vibe. love your content Trey! All the best for you and your family

[@TreyDaze]

Appreciate the love!!! Thank you!!!

[@Nabend1402]

You should look into Germany's (and Austria's) "sweet mains". Things like Kaiserschmarren or Germknödel aren't snacks or desserts, they are considered proper main dishes. That's why they are less sweet than your average dessert. There's also Reibekuchen with apple sauce, which I think you've tried before, there are semolina based dumplings and casseroles and much more, often substituting vegetables with fruit compotes to go with a carby baked thing. A lot of great dishes!

[@ems7448]

Glühwein can be made from any color of wine, there is even a rosé Glühwein although you don't see it very often. The Schwarzriesling version is generally pretty good, I like it because it usually has a bit of a black cherry kind of flavor. I like to make Maultaschen fried up with onion and egg (although the egg can easily be left out if you're trying to make it vegan). Basically, slice the maultaschen across to make roughly 1/2" slices. Lightly salt and fry some thinly sliced onions in a pan until they start to caramalize, then dump in all of your maultaschen slices and cook them, stirring frequently, until some of them start to brown a little (if you're using a beaten egg, add it in at this point and stir it). We like to eat this with a bit of Hela Curry Gewürz Ketchup on the side (a terrible habit I picked up from my German partner).

[@lukastram4990]

Eating Champignons and has written Champion on the sweater :)

[@hape3862]

Fun fact: We have our own "soy sauce" (kinda) in Germany! It's called "Maggi".

[@bAShyyy90]

I'm sorry but I had to grin everytime you said "STUUUHTGAAHTAAH WEIHNACHTSMAHKT" 😀

[@DVargas0711]

Nice one Trey! Agree with you, this place is amazing! well done!

[@moski13]

You need to visit the Weihnachtsmarkt in Tübingen from the 9th to 11th of December.

[@pfalzgraf7527]

Love to see your excitement! Great video, it did make me smile!

[@TheAffenzahn23]

Try the Ludwigsburg Weihnachtsmarkt. Really beautifull

[@TreyDaze]

I’ll head there as soon as we get back from Spain next week!

[@bigN-422]

I want these mushrooms right now. Here you little mushrooms, OMG. Now I'm hooked on Christmas market mushrooms.

[@danielhilger3060]

Hey Trey, you have such a positiv and open minded personality. That is awsome to watch. But please mention, that there is a weihnachtsmarkt in almost eher City or village in germany because the christmas Saison is so important in germany that it couldn't fit in just one childhood. Germans love their weihnachtsmarkt, adventkranz und adventskalender so freakin' much.

[@marie9814]

"sunny beautiful Germany" - filing at night... :D

[@deinpapa3769]

best season of the year is finaly starting

[@mascami]

it made me laugh always when you said Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt 😂

[@Transmodulator]

Maultaschen are also great in soups, try it at home. In BW you also get them ready to eat in the supermarket but home-made are best. Vegan ones are also purchaseable. Asian sauces are not standard for that but fit really well. Kaiserschmarren is just mashed pancake. Try the mushrooms in cream sauce, much better because you taste more of the "Champion". Never had white Glühwein, sounds interresting. Be sure to try chestnuts/Maronen the next time, they are not everyones cup of tea, but i love them. Take care.

[@anna-ranja4573]

I like the other word for Maultasche = Herrgottsbescheißerle, because of the option to hide meat on a meatless friday for the lords eyes. I dont know how to translate this word 😅

[@Transmodulator]

@@anna-ranja4573 Perhaps "Holygodscrewyourself".😂

[@CaptianInternet]

The food. I grew up with those markets. Now I live abroad myself and I only have the best memories about that.

[@drau331]

"Bring with you a pair of pants that are a few sizes larger" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Best and exact to the point.😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣

[@FictionCat]

At Christmas Markets you need to use cash almost everytime because it's a market experience. You also would'nt use a credit card at a weekly farmers market (Wochenmarkt). The Christmas Markets date back to medieval times. There are some you can still experience this.

[@quo33]

Kaiserschmarrn is an Austrian thing! And it's definitely sweet :D I don't know if the Germans made it right 😜, but it's usually really good.

[@RobTheWatcher]

Good stuff!

[@CaptianInternet]

I cant wait to see your spain videos! Where did you go?

[@ShiroiKarasu634]

Good food choices bro greatings from Augsburg maultaschen gang yo 😄

[@FD-ov1uk]

Good to see an us-american making experiences to german "Weihnachtsmärkte"(plur.)😉 Enjoy our culture.Go on.

[@GermanTravelBlog]

You should have definitely tried Feuerwurst with Glühwein )

[@MrEddy-bm3eo]

Trey, I would love to wacht you on a tour of the Stuttgarter Markthalle (right next to the Altes Schloss). The Markthalle is the most atmospheric market hall in Germany, offering a great variety of specialties especially from Mediterranean countries. It also has a cozy traditional Swabian restaurant offering Maultaschen ("Marktstüble").

[@TreyDaze]

I did a live video there not to long ago! You’ve inspired me to return and do an episode! Thanks man!

[@sickfarce6275]

Gulp down a Glühwein every time he says "Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt"! Great video. Been to these markets like 2714 times in my life and its just like "Oh this again..." every year, but you actually made me want to check out the market in my city again this year my dude.

[@diamondspear3328]

Im going to Berlin in a fews days.Any advice for a bro from states for nightlife and dating.

[@TreyDaze]

Berlin is an incredible city! Eat the Döner Kebab. You’ll meet ladies there who will take you to all the best late night spots!

[@diamondspear3328]

@@TreyDaze Your the man!Do you know about the car scene out there?

[@Transmodulator]

The "Chalet" in Kreuzberg is my favourite because of the atmosphere, "Tresor" is a classic Techno spot, same as "Stadtbad" and the "Salon zur wilden Renate" is crazy but great.

[@memories511]

Hello Trey, have you ever found any food in Germany that was not good ? I am sure there is none. The food is better and so is the meat.

[@memories511]

Red Gluehwein is more original. Guess over the years they added the white one !

[@doctahcerveza]

who have to really check out some more authentic Maultaschen.

[@quo33]

Germans: *complaining about everything* "this country sucks, the weather sucks, everything sucks" Americans: "WOW, 10/10, everything is soo amazing, seriously guys it's GREAT" 🤣🤣 No but seriously, it's really nice to see some positive attitude, especially during these tough times. Glad you're having such a great time!

[@sanna8556]

Kaiserschmarrn is not Vegan, it has eggs in it

[@renedehen2931]

Vegan Kaiserschmarrn? I mean vegetarian, ok, but vegan? I'm not so sure about that, even if it's possible if you change out milk with something vegan. Maybe thats new on "Weihnachtsmarkt"🤔

[@luidorluidor2830]

Really the Kaiserschmarrn tastet as vegan Version? The real Kaiserschmarrn needs the egg. But the fake one we do In geramay normally needs the egg too

[@achimschroter8046]

The way you spell "Weihnachtsmarkt" just like a german

[@MarsOhr]

It's so sad to see an intelligent and likeable man with good intentions (I believe) like Trey serving the Empire of lies and chaos.

[@usbxg3474]

I really love you, your channel and family and I´ve been following you/it since months...but pleaaaase dude..try to learn/integrate some other, more nuanced words than "amazing" because after the 314th repetition it sounds kind of lazy/dumb/boring! How about using "interesting", "very good", "delicious", "spectacular", "totally different", "better than I´ve expected", "fabulous", "surprising", "stunning", "breathtaking", "astounding", "startling", "incredible", "wonderful", "fascinating", "awesome", "wonderful", "incredible", "unbelievable", "unusual","remarkable" and all the other availabe words to describe something extraordinary you´ve experienced!? Please don´t get me wrong! I´ve subscribed to your channel since months! I love your content, personality, family and attitude! I just can´t cope with the fact that a german Bratwurst seems to be on/at the same level as 3000 years old ruins in turkey, a new german beer you´ve tasted or a park you´ve just jogged thru. All of them are totally amazing! And I totally agree! But at the end of the day it really is a bit generalizing, lazy and lame to use the same word over and over again.

[@TreyDaze]

I’m going to continue being my genuine self and reacting the way that comes natural to me. If word usage bothers you that much and you want more scripted, less genuine content…you might want to check out another channel. I’m Trey…I personally would never ask someone to change themselves or refer to their reactions or responses as being “dumb” or “lazy”.

[@ErebosTalia]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maultasche

[@tracymccarty1348]

Very nice😋👏!!! Get to the top quicker - *PromoSM* !!