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SchneeFuhrer sausage . Heuwer started Staff Writer selling the cheap but filling The invention of snack at a street stand in Herald Opinions Currywurst is attributed to the Charlottenburg district Herta Heuwer in Berlin in of Berlin where it became 1949, after she obtained popular with construction ketchup, Worcestershire workers rebuilding the sauce and curry powder devastated city . She Fur die Kinder • You can climb the by meat dishes and roasts, completed in the summer • While it is called from British soldiers . She patented her sauce, called highest mountain in and pastry desserts . of 1938, it was presented to Oktoberfest, it actually mixed these ingredients Chillup, in 1951 . At its Germany, at 2,962m (the • Bavarian cuisine was Hitler for his 50th birthday . starts in September! 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