The detailing on the top is part of why I like it so much, it has cute faux buttons and a little scrunch to the top of it.
I was excited to see that they had traditional German food, in addition to lots of restaurant stands as well as vendors and live entertainment. By the time 5:00 rolled around, the weather was gorgeous and there wasn't a cloud in sight.
We got a couple of beers(don't you love the little boot beers?!) and walked around to see what everyone had to offer. I got roped into a Church when I decided that I wanted to try some 'free' hot cider. I should have known it wasn't free of questions, but luckily they simply asked if I knew about the church and let me go on my merry way.
My first food of choice was a German Soft Pretzel with a German beer. The lines weren't long and it was exactly what I was looking for, for my first round of eating.
We headed around to the second half of the vendors and stopped at a BBQ place that smelled incredible. They had a 'BBQ hotdog' that seemed intriguing, so Meaghy went ahead and ordered one. Come to find out, it is just a regular ol' hotdog with some beans on it - not her style! So she skipped and decided to go for a Cheesesteak instead, which Adam helped devour. We went into a restuarant called Brianto's for it, and they really do have amazing Cheesesteaks that are completely drool-worthy.
Since I was craving the German food, I went back to try a Braut with saukraut and some German Potato Salad. The Braut was exactly what I was looking for, and I enjoyed the saurkraut which is not something that I would noramlly eat. I was feeling adventorous (and now I want another)! The potato salad was quite a letdown though, I was expecting something warm and creamy but this was cold and pretty sour. Still, I of course ate most of it :)
There were plenty of German songs (including Meaghy's favorite: In Heaven there is no beer; that's why we drink it here) that were accompanied by German dancing, men with fluffy feathers in their cap, and even a crazy german shot that we took part in. To end our evening we watched some German men cutting a log while also dancing in a circle. They didn't seem to be getting too far, but it was pretty entertaining. I also got some zeppoles on the way out and remembered why God made oil, dough and powdered sugar.
I tallied my calories for the day and came out at a cool 1500something. Not bad at all for indulging in all that I wanted to! Although I am definitely back at the dieting today. I begin my yoga night classes this week so plan to be busy Monday and Wednesdays until 8pm, I hope I can stick to it!
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