Käsebrot
Cheese bread; buttered bread with cheese slice.
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Cheese bread; buttered bread with cheese slice.
Cheese and tomato roll; simple combination with butter, lettuce.
Cheese and jam roll; unusual combination popular in some regions.
Potato salad roll; German potato salad (mayo-based in north, vinegar-based in south) in roll.
'Hunter's schnitzel' in roll; schnitzel topped with mushroom cream sauce (Jägersoße—mushrooms, onions, cream, sometimes bacon).
'Hunter's sausage' roll; coarse-ground smoked pork sausage with visible meat pieces.
Hummus on roll; Middle Eastern influence.
'Heaven and Earth'; mashed potatoes and apple sauce with Blutwurst—sometimes adapted to sandwich.
Handkäs in roll; Hessian sour milk cheese marinated in vinegar, oil, caraway, and raw onion ('Musik' = onion, causes flatulence). In bread.
'Half rooster'—misleading name for rye roll with Gouda cheese slice and mustard. No chicken involved. Cologne specialty.
Chicken schnitzel in roll; breaded chicken breast.
Northern German term for Mettbrötchen; Hackepeter is the regional name for seasoned raw pork.
Cucumber salad roll; sliced cucumbers in cream or vinegar dressing.
'Yellow sausage' roll; mild Bavarian veal and pork sausage, pale color from no nitrates.
'Ground meat roll'; regional term for Mettbrötchen in some areas.
Poultry salad roll; chicken or turkey salad with mayonnaise.
Cream cheese roll; plain or herbed cream cheese on roll.
Fleischwurst on roll; ring-shaped smooth pork sausage, similar to bologna.
Meat salad roll; finely sliced sausage in mayonnaise with pickles—German deli classic.
'Double bread'; two slices with filling between—a closed sandwich.
Cordon bleu in roll; schnitzel stuffed with ham and cheese before breading and frying.
Cervelat sausage roll; smooth, smoked beef and pork sausage.
'Butter bread'; buttered slice of bread, the foundation of German snacking. Often topped with one item.
German bread roll; small, crusty wheat roll, the basis for most German sandwiches. Regional names: Semmel (Bavaria), Schrippe (Berlin), W...