GERMAN FOOD BLACK FOREST TOUR! (Delicious Ham, Local Cake & German Towns)

[@DeanaandPhil]

We are continuing down south through the Black Forest region of Germany! What would you do if you visited this area? If you liked this video, you may enjoy: Heidelberg Germany Vlog (kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHTQYqqBaLmAf7M ) or First Food Back in Germany! (kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4S9h4aYZZiZiq8 )

[@kristofferholst6053]

Thank you for the answer. You behave visited the area long time ago though think it was in 99. Anyway I was asking about when you were there as in the month or date? I was I Alsace in late may this year and it looked warmer

[@arnodobler1096]

You should go to Lake Constance 1.5 2 hours by car.

[@martinkasper197]

You should do the Pfahlbaumuseum in Unteruhldingen at Bodensee... Or maybe a short visit to the Rheinfall at Schaffhausen in Switzerland. Stein am Rhein is also nice...Try swiss food (it's not only Fondue, Rösti, Zürcher Geschnetzeltes, St. Gallener Kalbsbratwurst and cheese)

[@JamesJohnson-iw9dh]

Ich hat eine freundin kommer aus Blackforest Deutschland. sie heist Elki.

[@arnodobler1096]

@@martinkasper197 in Unteruhldingen wuchs ich auf 🙋‍♂️

[@andtheCradle]

The Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte Kake from Bachbeck in Schiltach is the absolute Hammer, Megageil!

[@stevehill6062]

The ONLY complaint that i have about your productions is that i wish that they were twice as long. Especially when you are showing the beautiful people and locations that only exist in Germany. Having been blessed with the privilege of living a year in this country, we were not able to take anywhere close to the amount of time that we would have loved to just explore, converse with the locals, and enjoy the cuisine and scenery that is exclusive to your beautiful land. Please never feel that you are wasting our time by adding more people, food, or the stunning world that is Germany! Thank you for what you do!

[@jaehaspels9607]

I think the length of their videos is just right. They get a lot of content in but it doesn't become tedious. If a video goes over 30 minutes, I tend to move on to another video. It's better to have multiple short videos.

[@kellinomnom]

Deana, when you looked so sad when Phil said the family (stuffed animals) was too big already I said to the TV 'aww I'll buy that for you'

[@mogler_dev]

For those interested, the hotel in min. 16:00 is called Gasthof zu alten Brücke, in Schiltach. And can only recommend it! I hope you had a wonderful stay there!

[@ryanawilson8549]

Baden-Baden, a place so nice, they named it twice

[@wandilismus8726]

Due to the Energie crisis they had to Reismehl it to Duschen- Duschen (Shower-Shower) because taking a bath is too expensive 😂

[@marcmonnerat4850]

These hats with red pompons (Bollenhut) are the emblem of the Black Forest, even if they were only worn in three villages in the Gutach valley.

[@mimamo]

Please don't suggest Flammkuchen is from Alsace, France and was borrowed from there. Flammkuchen originates from the bigger region, which is in modern times split into Baden-Württemberg, Saarland, Alsace and Lorraine. The dish is a shared German and French dish.

[@lisathaviu1154]

When I was 4, my parents took us to Germany. They told me when we were driving through the Black Forest, and I kept looking for the Gingerbread house!

[@mike_maple]

Great to see Schiltach again, we were blown away by it when we visited in September 22. The river and gorgeous houses either side, so darn picturesque! Thanks for the video, such a lovely part of Germany, can't wait to get back to my favourite country!

[@lesparks126]

You all didn't make it to the ruins at the top of the falls. You could have a had a great Johannesbeeren Sorbet. Also the Red Wine (Rot Wein) in the region is fantastic. The Spätburgunder in the area rivals the dry wines across the border!

[@jeffhampton2767]

These towns in Germany are so pretty. The forest actually reminds me of the Pennsylvania Pocono Mountains, look up photos of that and you will see the resemblance. German food and desserts looks so delicious to me. I could definitely live on German food everyday. The only thing I would possibly miss would be our great Seafood on the east coast of the United States which would be our great lobsters and are delicious crab and our delicious sea scallops and so on, otherwise German food does it for me. Thanks for showing us these beautiful places. I love it! 👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻

[@ole7236]

You can find delicious seafood in Germany as well, especially in the north of Germany which is close to the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.

[@jeffhampton2767]

@@ole7236 That's good to know! Thanks

[@xn7270]

This is the very few places we’ve yet to visit in Germany! I loved how it was what inspired the brothers Grimm to write

[@orgophd]

It's lovely to see the part of Germany that is not far from where my father's side of the family are from. This is on my bucket list of places to visit. Thanks for sharing!

[@lexiachtzehnnullfuenf9864]

I enjoyed this video very much. I grew up near Schiltach 🥰 Also have you noticed in the Flammkuchen section how that man at the table behind Deana is giving you the "German stare"? 😂

[@GatorMike79]

Super fun video, really enjoyed it!! Beautiful place

[@sus829]

It is called the Black Forrest because of all the pine trees and it is very dark in the thick forrest with the pines. The rest of the forrests in Germany have the leaf trees, not as dark. Have fun in Stuttgart, my parents are from there and all my relatives are there. We are the only ones in America but it gives me a reason to visit beautiful Germany!

[@veb92168]

You guys are the best! My family's from Germany I can't wait to someday visit!

[@vivienschmidt8506]

This is my hometown 😍 (Oppenau) and Allerheiligen Wasserfälle

[@maritaruter9956]

Hallo Phil, es kommt keine Bechamelsauce auf den Flammkuchen sondern Sauerrahm 😉

[@blondkatze3547]

From north to south Germany has so much natural beauty to offer. Whether mountains, waterfalls, streams, lakes etc. Phil looked really funny with his Black Forest hood.😅

[@peterwinstonaldredge6927]

Looks so beautiful and quaint. Makes me want to go back to Germany and explore.

[@miriammielke3983]

We visited Schiltach in 2019 and it was nice to reminisce while watching your video. Now I regret not having purchased the Black forest nut cake. Makes me want to return at some point.

[@davesaunders7080]

Thanks for featuring so many nice places, looking forward to visiting In August and enjoying your recommendations.

[@arnodobler1096]

Don't go to Titisee, tourist trap. Rather go to the Schluchsee. Have fun

[@arnodobler1096]

@The Black Forest Family channel is also a good channel for you

[@davesaunders7080]

@@arnodobler1096 Thanks I had heard that as well.

[@davesaunders7080]

@@arnodobler1096 Yes that is an amazing channel, My Merry Messy German Life and Near From Home are great too.

[@michaelproctor8777]

My children were born in Gengenbach, a lovely area of the black forest. My eldest still lives there. I hope to go back there soon. P.ease could you possibly visit this area as its beautiful. Greetings from the 🇬🇧

[@TheIlluminara]

Thanks! This is where my family came from. Don't know the exact town just that it was in the Black Forrest region of Germany. Always wanted t see it.

[@arnodobler1096]

Then the @The Black Forest Family channel is also something for you.

[@arnodobler1096]

Then the @The Black Forest Family channel is also something for you.

[@rureal7742]

Great video. Thank you, so nice to see the gorgeous area and desserts

[@bettina_w]

Auf dem Original Elsässer Flammkuchen ist nur Crème Fraîche, Schinkenspeck, Zwiebel, Pfeffer Salz und Muskatnuss :) Grüße aus dem Elsass-nahen Saarland

[@uweburger]

MUSKATNUSS, HERR DOCTOR MUELLER 😂

[@bretcantwell4921]

My dad was USAF and we were assigned to Grafenwoehr in Bavaria during the early 80s. I went everywhere from the Obersalzburg to Bremen/Hamburg the Rhein and the Black Forest. For me Bavaria remains quintessential Germany, but the Black Forest was amazing.

[@tomkger5055]

Hi Deana und Phil, wenn ihr noch der B500 folgt und in der Region Schiltach/Rottweil seid, hier ein paar regionale Empfehlungen. 1. "Wasserschoss Glatt" ist großartig für Kaffee und Kuchen. Weiter die B500 runter 2. Der "Kandel" bietet eine wunderbare Aussicht. Kleiner Abstecher 3. Die Hexenlochmühle (bei Furtwangen) lohnt sich.

[@volkert.6453]

You definitely have to come to the Taunus, where you will find the beautiful Hessenpark and the Saalburg. A trip to the Feldberg with a view of the whole of Frankfurt is also recommended. 🙂

[@biancavoorman2328]

Great video as always Deana and Phil ❤

[@DeanaandPhil]

Thank you, Bianca!!

[@phattravellingdrummer]

Schiltach is one of my favourite small towns

[@imrehundertwasser7094]

12:40 The town was founded in 1599 and built in a square layout. I think they originally planned to build a palace in what is now that huge market square, but then abandoned that plan.

[@TM-ow6dv]

@@imrehundertwasser7094 well the town was planed with the market place, and streets arround in the shape of a nine mens morris game board. And yes a castle should be the center. Because Freudenstadt is in the middle between Strasbourg and Stuttgart. They abounded the plan out of several reasons one was they didn’t find enough silver in the mines, another was that Herzog Friedrich died and his son didn’t want it.

[@gregmuon]

I remember the Black Forest having excellent food, great beer, and very friendly people. It's been a long time but I hope to visit again someday. That nutcake looks a lot like a northern Italian torta, but with whipped cream and shaved chocolate on top.

[@DodPod89]

Ok, I can see why my ancestors chose to settle in Appalachia since coming from Baden-Württemberg.

[@michelleoneill7245]

This is where I grew up! My father was in the military and we were stationed there for 11 years. Volksmarch heaven! Plus the food. Mmmmmm.

[@bjoern0975]

Of course, in Germany, cake is not considered a dessert and not had after a meal, but is a "meal" of its own in the afternoon. Just as you said: Kaffee und Kuchen. So, of course, one should really sit down for it - best in an old-style café - and have a cup of coffee with it, rather than eating it as a take-away item. This is not very German at all. But probably you did not find a quiet place to film at a sit-down café? Once back in Düsseldorf, you should certainly visit Konditorei Heinemann in the Kö Center for some traditional coffee and cake. I think the furniture in the bedroom of the rented apartment was more '90s than '70s style. But, yes, very typical of privately owned guest apartments.

[@bertjafn]

Wait. You hiked up the Allerheiligen Waterfalls, mentioned how much you would like a snack right now and then TURNED AROUND without visiting the old monastery just a few 100m ahead? You could have had your cake right there. Also, there is a path a little up the hill running parallel to the waterfalls back to the parking lots, offering some very nice views from above.

Flammkuchen usually are raw onions, bacon and a cream of sour cream.

[@briandevitt6903]

Looks beautiful. Have visited most of the big German cities, a trip off the beaten track is on my radar.

[@biankakoettlitz6979]

I would love to see a similar tour about the Nothsee region with Heide,Büsum etc. Beers like Dithmarsher, Coffee like Phariser or dishes like Birnen, Bohnen und Speck😀 for me you have far to little from the North😁

[@DeanaandPhil]

True! We might go even a bit further north soon though :)

[@Rendsbrick]

I would love to see Rendsburg, because its a beautiful town and its in the north of Germany:)

[@biankakoettlitz6979]

@@Rendsbrick or Flensburg with the beer Flens, if they still have it😁

[@BirteK1975]

​@@biankakoettlitz6979 Oh yeah, Flens is still a thing.

[@mjjkop28xx23]

The thing about the Flammkuchen is that Elsass-Lodring basically is/was Germany. So it’s a German/french food and it tastes amazing😍

[@ACEsParkJunheeWreckedMeHard]

10:11 I love pickled pumpkin but sadly you barly see it in supermarkets anymore here in Germany. My grandma grew pumpkins and pickled them at home but as she got older she stoped doing it cause she said "not worth the work" lol

[@eddiehagler6127]

Both pieces of cake look amazing

[@dennishahn1557]

Dear Deana, dear Phil. Before everything else, I'd like to thank you. You're showing the world pieces of german culture beyound Bratwurst and Lederhosen.

[@juricarmichael2534]

R u visiting Freiburg and "The Black Forest Family", too? For coop? Forgot the "boob lake" and the "deer jump".😉

[@toddallen1340]

Oh my God! I am so excited you are going to Stuttgart next, you guys have no idea! I am visiting there at the end of July!! I'm sooooo happy you are going there

[@saskiapanter]

Flamkuchen amd Schinken mnomnomnomnom, we call our schinken Raw Ham, I could find thinly sliced dried ham in California. My man is enjoying it now. I'm back in the Netherlands and bought the Dutch version. Will eat it tomorrow probably 😊

[@uliwehner]

it says Freudenstadt has the largest market place lined with buildings in germany.

[@lauraautry6992]

Beautiful area and I visited in 2017 🤗

[@TM-ow6dv]

freudenstadt has arround 25.000 inhabitants.. And it has the biggest marked square in Germany. You missed the opportunity to eat the best Black Forest cake in Freudenstadt. ( they even give courses in how do make Schwarzwälder Kirsch Torte) But funny that you went from Mummelsee to Allerheiligen to Freuddnstadt and then back freudenstadt Kniebis, where the Elbachseeblick is… You also missed the opportunity to visit the Wein Black Forest Ham butchery/factory… The Black Forest was originally a mixed forest, later they cultivated Spruces which floated down the rivers to Amsterdam and then shipped … today around 70 %of the Black Forest isSpruces now they started to go back to the mixed forest with Deciduous trees.

[@marybrand1977]

My dad was stationed in Northern Germany, Baumholder (2/3 years tours) but we visited all the places you visit including Holland, Italy and Luxembourg. He was a Polish American. We couldn’t go to Poland because it was during the Cold War.

[@matze8841]

Hi, in Freudenstadt you schould have visited Hotel Waldlust, the spooky Grand hotel

[@gplunk]

I very much enjoyed these episodes. Thank you so much for your excellent efforts....

[@PortageurCa]

Thanks! I have a bit of a quest to find the world's best black forest cake, and this was helpful!

[@NebulousFrivolity]

German Black Forest Ham is VERY different from "black forest ham" in america. It's more like a prociutto or something like that. It has its own unique flavor and is amazing. Unlike american black forest ham, lol

[@kristofferholst6053]

Great video and an amazing area. I don’t know if I missed it in the video, but when were you there?

[@yippie6862]

One of your best videos you ever did. Well done.

[@Americanmapping44]

These kind of places are where Id like to live for awhile but I get bored easy so I have to change it up often lol but nonetheless it looks like a dream 💚 Some of my ancestors are from Bavaria (and frankfurt mainz mannheim stuttgart area) so I think thats part of why I love Germany so much I feel so at home there I miss it so much so when I watch your videos it makes my heart sad bc I long for "home" lol hopefully in due time I will make it back to Deutschland! 🥰

[@Americanmapping44]

Also maybe those were cherries not apples on the hat? lol I LOVE cherries

[@CindyBoyle]

German architecture is very beautiful. I think about all the beautiful architecture and antiques that were destroyed during WWII. It's really a shame all that history that was lost.

[@vee8099]

So beautiful. Thank you for sharing

[@lorapreston9426]

Love the video!!!!! That Black Forest nut cake looks amazing wow 🤤

[@jeffrey.w.anderson]

And Phil takes huge bites!!!! Those cakes were massive!!!

[@tanianicoleschwarting1576]

My aunt used to live there my father is from there

[@mikedanyurs5126]

I’m enjoying your videos. I spent a couple months in Baden-Baden last year and coincidently found the town Freudenstadt which I found very special. If you make it back to the area, you might want to check out the mountain town of Forbach also.

[@mollyjones4165]

That is a reoccurring dream of mine! Bridges that look just like that one that I have to cross only they are much longer and the water is faster and further down. This is the first time I have seen something that looks like that dream!

[@rickgarms7656]

Phil: "I wish somebody would say that about my banana". hahaha Happy Travels D&P.

[@ulrikezachmann7596]

Pickled pumpkin? I remember pumpkin was what they fed the animals over winter when there was little else. Must be some new idea over there. A bit like Curry Wurst up north.

[@toomasargel8503]

Das Inbelüfteteceramischescheibenbremsensilinderdruckventil = Ventalated creamic break disc cylinder prssure valve.

[@DJMike1968]

Kommt nach Greiz/Ostthüringen, die Perle des Vogtlandes. Dort könnt ihr sehr gute Torten und Kuchen und die besten Brote und Semmeln essen und natürlich nicht zu vergessen die original Thüringer Rostbratwurst, bei uns genannt (Roster) und das originale Thüringer Rostbrätl, natürlich vom Holzkohle-Grill. Come to Greiz/East Thuringia, the pearl of the Vogtland. There you can eat very good tarts and cakes and the best bread and rolls and of course not to forget the original Thuringian Rostbratwurst, we call it (Roster) and the original Thuringian Rostbrätl, of course from the charcoal grill.

[@thomasoliver354]

The hats with the red balls indicated a Fraulein. Married woman didnt where thes hats This is what i was told when i was little. My oma's family came from the black forest. They had a large dairy farm. Three story barn where we jump into the hay pile from the third floor. The north end of the barn had a stream running through it. Also, porcelain heaters in each room that you could sleep on or just sit. Great video

[@thomasoliver354]

Wear; jumped my errors

[@jeffrey.w.anderson]

We just stopped by this wonderful bakery and had our black forest cake!!

[@DasSupermuff]

It's so strange to see his region featured in a KZbin video. I hope you enjoyed Baden-Baden. And, the hats with the red pompoms are the traditional Black Forest costume. Red pom-poms for unmarried women, black pom-poms for married women.

[@dmcgOR7644]

It's funny, Deanna is all about the cake, art, and the view. Phil just wants food. I have very fond memories of living in Germany and all the traveling we did, wish I had gotten to experience it as an adult. Do you two do a Volksmarch's? Do they still sell the glühwein and food. How about the pins for your hat and walking stick?

[@JuliaAndTheWild]

I bought the little donkey at the Mummelsee Shop 😊 we went there last year in September (I am German but living in Australia)

[@maxbarko8717]

15:38 The name Black Forest was given by the Romans (Silva Nigra) as it was a dense Forrest with wildlife and very difficult to cross from East to west.

[@wero892]

Not completely right, "The Romans came over the Alps. One can imagine that they saw this great forest from above and from afar. But it seemed to them not only dark, but also impenetrable and eerie. That is why they avoided it and preferred to find a way around it."

[@maxbarko8717]

@@wero892 I didn’t know that the Romans were flying to see it from above. There are trails through the Black Forest called „Römerweg“. Guess why.

[@Mr281197]

You should make a second video about the southern part of the Black Forest. There's f.e. my beautiful hometown Freiburg. The highest mountain of the Black Forest "Feldberg"

[@martinkasper197]

When you go to Stuttgart, you have to visit the Remstal nearby with its very good wine. There's even one town called Weinstadt. Also give a try to the Welzheimer Wald. It's not as big as the Black Forest, but also very beautiful. You should also give a try to the Schurwald and Göppingen, where the famous Märklin factory (with Märklineum - model railway museum) is located...And you to try Zwiebelrostbraten and of course Kässpätzle (Deanna) and Maultaschen (Hergottsbscheiserle)...

[@maxbarko8717]

Don’t miss Southern Black Forest. It is quite different to the northern part.

[@angiew4544]

Hi guys been to the black forest many times as its not far from me although I like the Pfälzerwald better . Those red balls on the hats aren't apples but cherries for the Kirchschnapps from the area . Also black forest cake. All about the cherries! 😊😅 One side of my family comes from the Heidelberg area and the other from the Pfalz. Being from the southern part of Germany, this is the area I'm most comfortable.

[@brigittelehmann9749]

I grew up here in Bad urach bij the black Forrest its beautiful and i miss it

[@imrehundertwasser7094]

19:17 That could be translated to "baker at the creek". It's probably just a family name though.

[@jensen7875]

I never tried that "Schwarzwälder-Nuss-Torte" but its hard to believe it beats the original "Schwarzwälder-Kirsch-Torte", which I really love. I will give the nut one a chance, if I can try....

[@zeideerskine3462]

Phil actually has a point with the Lord of the Rings. It is essentially a German story only the Schwarzwald is Mirkwood where Legolas is from, the Erzgebirge is where the dwarves are from, the Elbe region is where the elves are from and Rohan is Lower Saxony. The One Ring is a real object and currently on display in the Halle Museum für Forces chic the (the have a KZbin channel).

[@potatophil8432]

Many tree. Many cake.

[@Violetss11]

OMG I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!!

[@jaehaspels9607]

Everything was so clean. It was so charming. My favorite part was Phil in the braids. He was very...fetching. BTW, you never answered the question of why they call it the Black Forest.

[@sumosprojects]

I went to Hinterzarten in the Black Forest & loved it

[@thomaskarl5814]

Wertheim on the River Main its a littel Heidelberg ❤

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

Rudesheim has a Young Wine festival.... lots of fun.

[@metal-adventures-joerg]

schön das es euch zu uns in den süden verschlagen hat! freudenstadt: größter markplatz stimmt,ist aber in drei teile unterteilt,daher das einem nicht so groß vor! ;) schiltach: als einziges,was mir dazu einfällt,daß dort der firmensitz von BBS Felgen sind ^^ von schiltach hättet ihr noch ins unweit entfernte "Rottweil" fahren können,auch sehr ansehnlich und die älteste stadt von baden-württemberg!!! und als alte waffennärrin (da amerikanerin...just kidding ^^) wäre evtl. ein besuch in "Oberndorf am Neckar" gewesen (unweit von "Rotweil"),da befindet sich der hauptsitz des waffenherstellers "Heckler&Koch"!!! das macht ihr einfach,wenn ihr wieder zu besuch kommt,dann mit besuch des südl. schwarzwalds,bodensee und der schweiz!! so,jetzt noch euer stuttgart video anschauen und kontrollieren!!! ;) und sorry für's deutsch,hatte keinen bock auf englisch zu schreiben!!!

[@billyskoda6839]

Den Flammkuchen muss man bei der Gästatte Filou in Cochem an der Mosel probieren

[@biancaheidrich5548]

Ich würde ja zu gerne mal welche von diesen deutschen Hobbits sehen 😂 Falls ihr mal wieder schöne Fachwerkhäuser sehen möchtet, kann ich euch Herrstein im Hunsrück nur empfehlen! Leckere regionale Gerichte (gefüllte Klöße oder Schwenkbraten) natürlich inklusive! Tolles Video, immer wieder lustig mit Euch!

[@Living_LovingSanDiego]

Yummy looking cake 🎂

[@michaellee2731]

I was wondering if you can do more snack taste test videos those are fun to watch

[@biankakoettlitz6979]

maybe a follow up...

[@michaellee2731]

@@biankakoettlitz6979 I am following this channel

[@anaannonym8685]

ach ist die Welt doch klein, ihr wart bei mir um die Ecke in Baden-Baden/Mummelsee. Hoffe es hat euch gefallen!

[@gabrielegener7331]

In cafe fontaine i say Murmel See quark. Or Flammkuchen.

[@jimgorycki4013]

Many years ago I took DB train from koln to baden-baden. Spent time there. Then went to Basel. Next day went to Freiburg. Yes you are so close to France. Strasbourg is on the other side of the Rhine. I've been told people go there or st. Louis France -- and Freiburg-- from basel because the prices of goods (including groceries) are cheaper. Edit: The Roman's called the mountain region Black Forest because of the densly-packed conifer trees

[@AP-RSI]

You're welcome! This is where I live... Close to the border with Alsace.