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Markets of Frankfurt

Tuesday, May 5. 2009

Near the center of Frankfurt is the Kleinmarkthall, a charming little covered market with all sorts of food vendors. It's much smaller than the ones in Florence or Sao Paulo, of course, but has plenty for the food tourist. One warning, though: there's very little cooked food sold in the Kleinmarkthall, so unless you're renting an apartment, you'll be mainly looking and not buying.

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Frankfurter Food

Monday, May 4. 2009

Germany gets a completely undeserved poor reputation for its food. I've been to Germany several times now, and I'll tell you that German cuisine is definitely worth exploring. Tastes good, too. Frankfurt makes sure you know it's about the food from the moment you exit the main train station; above is a vegetable seller set up just inside the station. As you can also see, it's white asparagus season.

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Posted by The Fuzzy Chef in Food Tourism at 17:39 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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