No native-german but living here
- the herbs and spices are named in english
- the fridge is a chaotic mess, germans would lose their mind having it
- some of the sauces would Melt germans from inside
+ I guess some of the brands are sold in international stores (Asia/Africa/....) and If you didn't know where, you wouldn't know IT exists...
I also would say Asia, the writing on the spice-caps seems feminine.
But because of the methi and methi-seeds plus the english names, I tend to say India because I guess people from Indonesia etc would write the names in their writing.
You are an Indian couple living near Köln or Düsseldorf
German male but I’ll take the handwriting comment as a compliment, really tried hard so it doesn’t look like my typical crappy handwriting. Most of the recipes I use are English so I just use that as my standard cooking language.
Thankfully we have great asian supermarkets here so sourcing the good stuff isn’t much of an issue
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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24
No native-german but living here - the herbs and spices are named in english - the fridge is a chaotic mess, germans would lose their mind having it - some of the sauces would Melt germans from inside + I guess some of the brands are sold in international stores (Asia/Africa/....) and If you didn't know where, you wouldn't know IT exists...
I also would say Asia, the writing on the spice-caps seems feminine. But because of the methi and methi-seeds plus the english names, I tend to say India because I guess people from Indonesia etc would write the names in their writing.
You are an Indian couple living near Köln or Düsseldorf