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Today was the day to rebuild the stash.

Brownies with butter and gummies dropped with decarbed BHO x Alc (1:1 Ratio)

u/s0werkr0wt — 8 days ago
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The new M Burger 😋🍔

From McDonald's in Germany. I love 💞😘 this ❤️😍 meal. It's the biggest sandwich they have. Besides the Big Tasty. It has much more sauce 🫙. The Big Tasty tastes too dry 😔. I'll post some fresh photos here. I took them on Saturday last weekend.

u/RadiantSalamander663 — 1 month ago

Is this a new one? (Germany)

Had it yesterday and they accidental gave me 3 pattys.

u/s0werkr0wt — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/doener

@mods

Der Laden heißt echter Berliner und ist in der Brückstrasse. 🤬

u/s0werkr0wt — 2 months ago

Salzkuchen with Schwartemagen in Dortmund / Germany

Dortmunder Salzkuchen mit Schwartemagen 🥨🍺
This is a traditional specialty from Dortmund, Germany, and you’ll hardly find it anywhere else.
The Dortmunder Salzkuchen is a ring-shaped bread roll topped with coarse salt and caraway seeds. Unlike a bagel, it is not boiled—it’s baked like a regular bread roll.
It is widely believed to have been invented around 1848 by Johann Gottfried Fischer, founder of the historic Bäckerei Fischer am Rathaus, which is still operating today in its sixth generation. The original bakery was destroyed during a bombing raid in 1944, and with it the original recipes and documents, so the exact origin can no longer be proven. However, Fischer am Rathaus is universally regarded as the birthplace of the Dortmunder Salzkuchen.
Traditionally, it’s served with Mett (raw minced pork), cheese, or Schwartemagen. Despite its name, Schwartemagen is not blood sausage—it’s a German-style head cheese made from cooked pork and spices, set in natural gelatin.
A Salzkuchen is often enjoyed with a cold Dortmunder beer, making it one of the city’s most iconic food-and-beer pairings. 🍺

u/s0werkr0wt — 3 months ago

👻

This isn’t just a backup or emergency device—it’s a fully capable device in its own right. Mine spends way too much time sitting in a drawer because I usually reach for my Focus V, but every single time I take it out again, I’m reminded of how great it actually is. I’m always genuinely impressed by how well it performs, and it makes me think, “I really should use this more often.” It’s a fantastic device.

u/s0werkr0wt — 3 months ago