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Who was Johann Georg Lahner?
a Frankfurt-trained butcher, produced 'Wieners'
Where were franfurters originally produced?
Frankfurt am Main
Why are frankfurters called hrenovke?
they should be served with grated horseraddish (acc. to old cookboks)
When were the frankfurters brought to America?
in the 19th century
Which frankfurters are made from beef and pork?
the Viennese verions (Wiener Frankfurter Sausage)
Who received pretzels?
children who memorized their prayers
What does pretioles mean?
'little gift' in Latin
Who were pretzels invented by?
an Italian monk
In which categories did Jesse Owens win 4 medals?
100-metre sprint, 200-metre sprint, 400-metre relay, long jump
What was later promoted by Owens?
athletics among America's youth
Why did Adolph Hitler walk out of the stadium?
He didn't want to congratulate Jesse Owens / racism
Who was Jesse Owens?
a Black American athlete
Among which people is Wimbledon most popular?
Middle class people
What do some people do to get Wimbledon tickets?
sleep outside the tennis ground
What is traditional to eat at Wimbledon?
strawberries and cream
What is very difficult to get?
WImbledon tickets for the important games
What is Wimbledon?
A tennis competition that takes place every year in WImbledon, near London
Why did Anzac biscuits stay edible?
Used fewer ingredients, they were harder
How long did the ships' journey take?
two months
When did the Anzac biscuits come about?
during the First World War / around 1914/15
Who was trying to send food to the fighting men?
the wives, mothers and girlfriends
Where was the food for soldiers carried?
In ships without refrigerators
What did the soldiers like to do with the biscuits?
to grind them up and use them as a porridge
Why don't you need an alarm clock?
because the milkman makes so much noise (putting bottles on the front-door steps)
What does the milkman drive?
a little van
When is milk delivered to English homes?
every day except Sunday, early in the morning
What kind of bottles is milk delivered in?
in glass bottles
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