
Austria
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Austria's national soft drink: herbal carbonated lemonade made from Alpine herbs, called the national drink, natural herbal flavor, iconic and refreshing.
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Austria
Austria's national soft drink: herbal carbonated lemonade made from Alpine herbs, called the national drink, natural herbal flavor, iconic and refreshing.

Vienna, Austria
Alt-Wiener Suppenhuhn is a clear Viennese broth built from a poached hen, root vegetables, parsley and fine noodles.

Austria
Apfelstrudel
Thin pastry rolled with spiced apple filling, raisins, and breadcrumbs, traditionally stretched by hand until paper-thin, a legendary Austrian icon.

Austria
Marillenknödel
Whole apricots encased in potato or curd dough, rolled in buttered breadcrumbs and served warm during the Austrian summer harvest.

Lower Austria, Austria
Marillenschnaps
Clear fruit brandy made from apricots, especially from the Wachau region, double-distilled for purity, intense apricot aroma, a legendary Austrian spirit.

Vienna, Austria
Erdäpfelsalat
Potato salad Austrian-style, dressed with oil and vinegar rather than mayonnaise, often with beef broth, served with Wiener Schnitzel, a classic side.

Austria
Topfen
Austrian curd cheese similar to quark but with lower moisture, essential ingredient in many Austrian dishes, proper crumbly texture, a foundational staple.

Vienna, Austria
Traditional Austrian offal dish made from veal lungs and heart in a creamy sauce, a classic Viennese specialty, tender and rich, adventurous.

Vienna, Austria
Biedermeier-Torte is a dessert from Vienna, a sweet finish to the local table.

Austria
Blunzengröstl fries blood sausage with potato, onion and marjoram in a browned skillet dish.

Salzburg, Austria
Bosna is a Salzburg sausage roll with grilled pork sausages, raw onion, mustard and curry seasoning in a toasted white roll.

Vienna, Austria
Brauner is Vienna’s coffee served as a single or double shot with milk or cream; Kleiner and Großer Brauner describe the size, not separate drinks.

Austria
Semmelknödel
Bread dumplings made from stale bread rolls, milk, and eggs, served as side dish for roasts and goulash, light and fluffy, a staple.

Austria
Rustic snack platter of cold meats, cheeses, pickles, and spreads served on a wooden board, a Heuriger classic, variety of quality meats, traditional.

Vienna, Austria
Bruckfleisch cooks veal or beef offal with onion, paprika, vinegar and stock into a dark, gently acidic ragout.

Austria
Sweet yeast rolls filled with plum jam or apricot preserves, baked together in a pan, soft pull-apart texture, a traditional Austrian dessert, warm.

Austria
Gugelhupf
Ring-shaped yeast cake with raisins and almonds, baked in distinctive fluted mold, good rise with moist texture, a traditional Austrian cake, festive.

Austria
Coarse Austrian parboiled sausage made from beef, pork, and bacon, sold at Würstelstände, coarse texture with good meat quality, boiled not grilled.

Vienna, Austria
Böhmisches Schwammerlgulasch simmers forest mushrooms with onion, paprika and sour cream into a thick, earthy sauce.

Austria
Krautfleckerl
Austrian pasta dish with handmade square pasta and caramelized white cabbage, al dente pasta with well-caramelized cabbage and caraway.

Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
Trentino-Alto Adige bread dumplings of stale bread, speck, cheese, and eggs, boiled and served in broth or with butter and sage. A mountain staple.

Carinthia, Austria
Kärntner Kasnudeln
Half-moon shaped pasta filled with potato and quark cheese, seasoned with mint and herbs, characteristic pleated edges, a Carinthian specialty, traditional.

Carinthia, Austria
Bauernkrapfen
Bauernkrapfen is a dessert made with a defined local recipe and ingredients.

Austria
Eierschwammerl mit Ei
Eierschwammerl with egg folds sautéed chanterelles into softly set eggs with butter, pepper and parsley.

Tyrol, Austria
Käseknödel
Cheese dumplings from Tyrol, made with stale bread and local mountain cheese, good cheese flavor with light texture, a hearty Alpine specialty.

Tyrol, Austria
Kasspatzln
Cheese-based dish with small spaetzle-like dumplings and strong local cheese, good cheese flavor with proper dumpling texture, a hearty Austrian specialty.

Austria
Käsekrainer
Cheese-filled sausage with chunks of Emmental cheese, grilled until cheese oozes out, a staple at Austrian sausage stands, smoky and juicy.

Austria
Mohr im Hemd
Warm chocolate pudding cake, literally 'Moor in a shirt', served with chocolate sauce, moist chocolate texture, a beloved Austrian dessert, rich.

Germany
Christstollen
Christmas Stollen is a broad German fruit bread enriched with butter, dried fruit, and spices, eaten through Advent and distinct from protected Dresdner Stollen.

Austria
Zimtsterne
Star-shaped cookies made with ground almonds and cinnamon, topped with meringue icing, a German-Austrian Christmas classic, distinctive and spicy, festive.

Austria
Kokosbusserl
Small coconut cookies popular during Austrian Christmas season, good coconut flavor with proper texture, not too sweet, a festive holiday treat, traditional.

Austria
Custard slice with puff pastry.

Germany
Donauwelle
German sheet cake with cherry and buttercream layers, topped with chocolate glaze resembling waves of the Danube.

Debrecen, Hungary
Debreceni
Debreceni Sausage is a pork sausage heavily spiced with paprika, garlic, pepper, and marjoram, reddish-orange color.

Hungary
Dobostorte
Hungarian Dobos Torte is a layered sponge cake filled with chocolate buttercream and capped by a crisp caramel wedge; Austria knows it as Dobostorte.

Austria
Osterlamm
Lamb-shaped sponge or pound cake baked for Easter, symbolizes the Lamb of God, distinctive lamb shape, often dusted with powdered sugar, festive.