Incredible German Christmas Food And Drink You Need To Know About 😋

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Let’s talk about food! What can you expect to eat and drink if you go to a German Christmas market? Is it really as good as everyone says?!

Germany’s Christmas Markets are simply the best. They are so magical with their lights, sounds, smells and, of course, tastes! There are some great specialties that you can find at German Christmas Markets.

In this article, we’re talking about everything German Christmas Market food and drink.

Warning: If you didn’t already have visiting Germany at Christmas time on your bucket list, it’s about to be added!

In the video below, you’ll see some of the foods and drinks you can find at Christmas Markets. It all looks fantastic!

There’s more variety than you might expect. I definitely recommend Glühwein. I’m not sure there’s anything better than walking around the Christmas Markets with a hot cup of Glühwein in your hands (read our full guide to Glühwein here).

Of course, German cuisine varys a fair bit between regions, so you’ll no doubt be able to find some different specialties at the markets you visit as well.

If you would like to make your own Christmas recipes at home, click here for our top 12 German Christmas recipes or our Christmas cookie recipe here.

Want to learn more about German food? Find our guide to typical dishes here, learn about German breakfasts here and learn about the different types of sausages in Germany here. You can also find all our German food articles here and German Christmas guides here.

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