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Schnitzel

Schnitzel

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Sep 16, 2026

Andrea AnastasakisHOST
15:13
What should I eat that isn't a sausage? Any kind of potato dish is usually great in Austria.
Andrea AnastasakisHOST
15:21
Schnitzel is the top one if you want something that isn't sausage but it isn't vegetarian either.
Andrea AnastasakisHOST
15:28
Soups are a good option and there's a lot of variety.
Andrea AnastasakisHOST
15:32
You can often get sandwich type things as well and there are like a million different desserts.
AmandaHOST
42:20
The big ox.
AmandaHOST
42:21
The Schnitzel ox.
AmandaHOST
42:23
The what? The Schnitzel ox.
AmandaHOST
42:24
The Schnitzel ox.
AmandaHOST
42:27
So it's fitting that Maude dies protecting you know, to save this, oh, Bartholomew has opinions.
AmandaHOST
42:36
Ma dies to save this sprite and sort of end the story where it began.
RickHOST
44:38
Yup.
RickHOST
44:39
The Colossal.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
10:25
The airtight bladder is why an open box stays fresh for up to six weeks, and it uses less packaging than glass.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
10:34
September 9th is also National Wiener Schnitzel Day.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
10:38
True Wiener Schnitzel is veal pounded thin, breaded and fried, served with lemon and usually potatoes or a salad.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
10:46
That same date belongs also to National Steak au Poivre Day, which is Schnitzel's French cousin in spirit.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
10:53
It's a classic bistro dish built on cracked black peppercorns with a pan sauce flambéed in cognac and finished with cream.
Natalie MacLeanHOST
11:04
Thursday, September 10th is National Port Wine Day.
Carla CockrumHOST
4:31
[laughs]
John SpencerHOST
4:31
And it's Wiener Schnitzel Day.
Carla CockrumHOST
4:34
Oh, that's kinda more up your alley.
John SpencerHOST
4:36
Yeah, that Austrian dish of breaded fried veal.
speaker_6GUEST
6:23
normal fries.
JanuszHOST
6:25
And schnitzel?
speaker_6GUEST
6:27
Schnitzel is one of my favorites.
speaker_6GUEST
6:29
It's also very tasty.
JanuszHOST
6:31
What do you eat a schnitzel
Eugene QuinnGUEST
27:16
You know, the stuff has happened since then.
Eugene QuinnGUEST
27:18
And it's not just Sisi and Schnitzel.
Eugene QuinnGUEST
27:20
You know, there is lots of reasons to come to Vienna.
Eugene QuinnGUEST
27:23
You know, it's the number one conference city in the whole world now.
John AuvilleHOST
31:42
Right.
Mike MaherPANELIST
31:42
Schnitzel's so good.
John AuvilleHOST
31:43
I'm gonna say-
Mike MaherPANELIST
31:43
I was out for lunch-
John AuvilleHOST
12:42
Yeah.
Jason BishopHOST
12:43
You know how we use upside-down pineapple? Do you think they use, like, upside-down schnitzel? [laughs] Right.
John AuvilleHOST
12:47
[laughs] Schnitzel's so good.
Jason BishopHOST
12:48
I'm gonna say-
John AuvilleHOST
12:49
That's out for lunch
GabbyGUEST
19:34
That was a random thing.
KBHOST
19:35
Snitzel.
KBHOST
19:36
We love Snitzel over here.
KBHOST
19:37
That's what we love.
KBHOST
19:40
I'll try anything
Steve SandorPANELIST
31:04
Yeah, it sounds good.
Steve SandorPANELIST
31:05
Schnitzel is like pan-eastern European, even though it's Austrian.
Steve SandorPANELIST
31:07
I thought it
Jasmine SidhuPANELIST
31:08
was German.
Steve SandorPANELIST
31:09
No, it's Vienna schnitzel.
Steve SandorPANELIST
31:10
Wiener schnitzel.
Steve SandorPANELIST
31:11
Schnitzel from Vienna, right? Wiener is Vienna, right? And from German.
Steve SandorPANELIST
31:15
Like when you're eating wieners, they're Vienna sausages.

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