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Rather formally, the inner part of the apple, the part with the seeds, is called “das Kerngehäuse” in German (the apple core). But in normal language use, this part that is left over after eating is referred to in many different ways. For example, I would say “Apfelgriebsch”, but there are many other regional terms. I picked out several for you:

German pancakes, my Grandma's way with beaten egg whites! - Die leckeren Pfannkuchen meiner Oma, mit Eischnee! Find the recipe in German or English via the link in the bio. #learngerman #germanrecipes #lernedeutsch #deutschlernen #germanlanguage #cookandlearngerman #pancakes #germanpancakes #pfannkuchen

"Amerikaner", typische Teilchen und große Kinderfavoriten - "Amerikaner", German cookies that are kids' favorites.

Do you know this common expression?

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