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A personal recommendation of all things Bavarian, for non-Germans

Bavaria, explained. Served warm.

What a Maß is, why the Weißwurst skin comes off, which beer hall is worth your one evening, and how to throw an Oktoberfest at home without a Bavarian rolling her eyes.

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Resi says

I never much cared for beer. My drink at the Wiesn and in every beer garden was a Radler, half beer and half lemon soda, which looks like the real thing and lets you remember the evening. What goes in must come out, and I have seen many a visitor forget to budget for the toilet line. This site is everything else I would tell you before you go, or before you cook.

Resi Zauber, a Northern Light, who lived in Munich for many years

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