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True or false:Germans consume an average of 10 kg of wurst per person per year.
True or false:Germans consume an average of 10 kg of wurst per person per year.
False
True or false: There are around 500 types of wurst in Germany.
True or false: There are around 500 types of wurst in Germany.
False
True or false: The cheapest wurst in Germany costs 4.49 euros per 100 grams.
True or false: The cheapest wurst in Germany costs 4.49 euros per 100 grams.
False
True or false: Vegetarian wurst is not popular in Germany.
True or false: Vegetarian wurst is not popular in Germany.
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True or false: Germans only enjoy grilling and eating wurst during winter.
True or false: Germans only enjoy grilling and eating wurst during winter.
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True or false: Germans generally prefer pre-packaged wurst from supermarkets over freshly made wurst from a butcher.
True or false: Germans generally prefer pre-packaged wurst from supermarkets over freshly made wurst from a butcher.
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True or false: Germans generally eat wurst with mayonnaise or relish, depending on the type of wurst.
True or false: Germans generally eat wurst with mayonnaise or relish, depending on the type of wurst.
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True or false: The color of wurst comes from the white meat used in its production.
True or false: The color of wurst comes from the white meat used in its production.
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True or false: In a taste test, vegetarian wurst was preferred over meat-based wurst by those who do not eat meat.
True or false: In a taste test, vegetarian wurst was preferred over meat-based wurst by those who do not eat meat.
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True or false: Despite the popularity of fresh wurst from a butcher, many Germans still buy pre-packaged wurst from supermarkets due to its cheaper price.
True or false: Despite the popularity of fresh wurst from a butcher, many Germans still buy pre-packaged wurst from supermarkets due to its cheaper price.
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Study Notes
- Germans love to eat sausage/wurst, with an average of 30 kg consumed per person per year.
- There are around 1000 types of wurst in Germany.
- The cheapest wurst costs 99 cents per 100 grams, while the most expensive costs 4.49 euros per 100 grams.
- Vegetarian wurst is popular in Germany, with around 7 million vegetarians in the country.
- Germans enjoy grilling and eating wurst, especially during summer.
- Freshly made wurst from a butcher is preferred over pre-packaged wurst from supermarkets.
- Germans generally eat wurst with mustard or ketchup, depending on the type of wurst.
- The color of wurst comes from the red meat used in its production.
- In a taste test, meat-based wurst was preferred over vegetarian wurst by those who enjoy eating meat.
- Despite the popularity of fresh wurst from a butcher, many Germans still buy pre-packaged wurst from supermarkets due to its cheaper price.
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