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Currywurst
(which in German means curry sausage) is German cuisine with a thinly sliced
(German: wurst) sausage, curry spice (sometimes mixed with tomato sauce or
tomato paste mixed with curry) and curry powder to taste. Currywurst is sold as
a messenger / messenger food, schnellimbisse (snacks), as children's meals in
restaurants, or street food.
Currywurst is usually served
with fries or bread rolls. Currywurst is well known in the metropolitan areas
of the city of Ruhr, Berlin, and Hamburg. The sauces and sausages served also
vary by region. In Germany, currywurst is sold at a food kiosk with a machine
that will cut and season a sausage. Currywurst is also available in
supermarkets as an instant meal.
Within a few decades,
currywurst became the most famous fast food in Germany, especially among the
middle-class workers. But in recent years the popularity of currywurst has
declined due to the growing popularity of pizza and döner kebabs, but these
foods are available in many places and continue to be cultural icons.
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