Well the knew at least one other thing, but no one would listen to them

>>21908062
Genocide counts as engineering when germans do it.

Originating in the United States, it was named after English-American chocolate maker Samuel German

>>21908064
I'm talking about they knew who the problem was

>>21908053
>Engineering and chocolate cake
hard disagree.
the only thing they know how to do is make an assembly line.

>>21908053
They're good at baking apparently

>>21908053
that shit is disgusting

They build nice railway lines

>>21908053
>coconatsu
Yuckaru

>>21908062
You mean when they built all those pizza ovens?

samuel german wasn't an engineer though

>>21908066
>Originating in the United States,
LMFAO . . .here we go . . .

>>21908053
German desserts in general are criminally underrated.

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*gets stolen by poles*

>>21908053
This is an American invention. It used the "German's Sweet Chocolate" baking chocolate introduced over a century earlier in 1853 by American baker Samuel German for the Baker's Chocolate Company of Boston, Massachusetts.

>>21908053
Ground-beef and cheese. Is what it looks like. Still would 100%. Absolutely gorgeous.

>>21908053
>Engineering
It isn't the 90s anymore bud.

>>21908497
i can't wait for cake prompters

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>>21908488
They had a box of six jelly donuts on offer yesterday. And I ate all of them. So no, the poles did not steal them, but maybe I would be less fat if they did.

>>21908390
you're disgusting

>>21908398
>coconut
the traditional German fruit

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>>21908053
You forgot bread

>>21908431
it's obviously not a european recipe, because it has pecans in it.
serving pretzels with beer cheese is also not german.
beer cheese was invented in kentucky and i have literally never seen it in germany.

ive been fooled by so many bad chocolate cakes over the years that even when many are decent and a few are amazing, i am reluctant to select it myself if it was not part of a celebration

I have no idea what cake that is
t. German

>>21909746
The guy who made it well known just had the name German.
A perfect dessert after some of George Italian's sausages.

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>>21909557
There's Bierkäse but that's just ripened in beer

>>21909754
>German Chocolate Cake, originally German’s Chocolate Cake, is a layered chocolate cake filled and topped with coconut and pecan cream.
That's basically FRAUD

>>21908053
German chocolate cake isn't German. it's just the name. Germans don't eat that shit.