At the snack stands or imbiss in Germany and Austria, currywurst is a popular, quick snack and late night drunk food along with doner kebabs and other forms of wurst. It's usually a pork sausage ...

In a mock 40's lifestyle kitchen, the story of the possible Currywurst inventor Herta Heuwer is being told. Of course many other people have claimed to invent the cult snack. Museum manager ...

Hardly anyone living in Berlin needs an introduction to Currywurst, a sliced sausage slathered in curry ketchup. Since the 1950s, this street snack can be found on most corners of the city.

The most common iteration of currywurst’s origin story, though, is that on a rainy September night in 1949, snack-bar owner Herta Heuwer concocted the dish out of pure luck — and boredom ...

a Berliner who served her snack in the western part of the then divided city day and night. A plaque marks the spot of her famous foodstall, which was an institution at the time. Currywurst is a ...

The Local looks a the origins of the currywurst - a snack which was a product of the hardship and cultural mixing that existed after the Second World War. Evidence suggests that the spiced meal ...

The snack stand franchise has more than 20 locations in Frankfurt and surrounding cities in Hessen. It serves up a twist on currywurst, a mainstay street food of sliced sausage in a curry ketchup ...

Revolting to some, the humble currywurst (or curried sausage) is considered one of the delicacies of Teutonic cuisine. The Germans have been eating 800 million of them a year since the snack was ...

Caught at the most daunting crossroads in its history, fallen German carmaking giant Volkswagen can take solace in one segment of its business empire that continues to boom: sausages. Volkswagen ...