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  • Kitchen | Stuttgart FAQ

    Top of Page Ovens Dishwashers Kitchen Conversions Translations Kitchen 1 Kitchen 2 Kitchen 3 Kitchen 4 Kitchen 5 Kitchen 6 Kitchen 7 Kitchen 8 Kitchen 9 Kitchen 10 Kitchen 11 Kitchen 12 Kitchen 13 Kitchen 14 In the Kitchen If you're new to Germany, one thing you might find a bit overwhelming is navigating your way around the kitchen. With all the different symbols and controls, it can be tough to know where to start. That's where Stuttgart FAQ comes in! At Stuttgart FAQ, we know that moving to a new country can be a bit daunting, especially regarding setting up your kitchen. That's why we've put together a list of common questions and answers to help you get up and running in your German kitchen. Navigate to Ovens Master your German oven with our comprehensive symbols, temperatures, and sizes guide. Read More Dishwasher Dishwasher knowledge at your fingertips: translations, cleaning, and everything else you need to know. Read More Conversions Discover useful kitchen conversion and equivalent charts right here. ​ Read More Translations Master your German common kitchen words with our helpful translation guide. Read More Ovens Ovens If you're used to cooking with American-style ovens, the first thing you might notice when you move to Germany is that your oven is much smaller. This can be a bit of a shock, especially if you're used to having much space to work with when you're baking or roasting. However, it's important to remember that smaller ovens are pretty standard in Europe, and there are some good reasons for this. One reason German ovens are smaller is that space is often at a premium in European homes. With smaller kitchens and less square footage, it isn't practical to have a large oven taking up valuable real estate. Additionally, smaller ovens are more energy-efficient, which can be a significant advantage for people living in apartments or houses with smaller heating and hot water systems. If you're used to cooking with an American-style oven, you might find the symbols and controls on your new German oven confusing. Below you will find explanations for oven symbols, translations, and more. Navigate to German Oven Sizes View More Oven Symbols View More Temperature Conversion View More Helpful Oven Products View More Oven Sizes German Oven Sizes Los hornos europeos en comparación con los hornos estadounidenses son mucho más pequeños. El tamaño medio del horno es: 560 mm x 580 mm x 550 mm (22 "x 22" x 22 ") Bandeja de ½ hoja (18 pulgadas por 13 pulgadas / 46 cm x 33 cm) La sartén más larga y ancha que normalmente cabe. La capacidad de altura no supera los 25 cm (9,5 pulgadas). Los hornos de convección son bastante populares en Alemania. Un horno de convección (también conocido como horno asistido por ventilador o simplemente horno con ventilador) es un horno que tiene ventiladores para hacer circular el aire alrededor de los alimentos. Utiliza el mecanismo de convección para cocinar los alimentos más rápido que un horno convencional y ahorra energía. Haga clic aquí para obtener información más detallada sobre los hornos de convección Oven Symbols Common Oven Symbols Convection (Heißluft) Use this setting for roasting, braising, dehydrating, and baking pies, pastries, cookies, bread, casseroles. Reduce the temperature by 25°F/15°C Reduce the cooking time by 25% Conventional (Ober-Unterhitze) Conventional oven setting Fan with Lower Heat/Pizza (Pizzastufe) Use for keeping dishes moist on the top while the bottom gets nicely cooked. Perfect for pizzas. Lower Heating Element (Unterhitze) Use for cooking stews and casseroles. It's also a good option for crisping up a pizza or pastry shell base. Grill with Fan (Thermogrillen) Use for thick cuts of meat/fish. Cook food thoroughly while browning the surface. Full Grill/High Broil (Großflächengrill) Use when cooking a large amount of food at high heat. Keep the door ajar. i.e., Toasting bread, browning meats, finish cooking a lasagna. Part Grill/Low Broil (Kleinflächengrill) Only half of the grill elements become hot. Keep the door ajar. For small cuts of meat or fish, bacon, to toast bread Part Grill/Low Broil with Lower heat Use for food that needs a crispy base. Good for pizza. Warming Oven (Warm Halten) Keep cooked food warm. Temperature setting: 60°C-100°C​ Plate Warmer (Geschirr vorwärmen) Warm plates before serving. Temperature setting: 30°C-70°C Pyrolytic Cleaning (Pyrolyse) High heat self-cleaning function, no detergent or cleaning agent needed. Temperature setting: 500°C Defrost (Auftauen) Use to defrost food, no heat only air is circulated. Thaws food approximately 1kg per hour. Temperature setting: 40° ​ Alarm An alarm sounds when the timer is complete. Child Lock (Kindersicherung)k Locks out the controls Oven Light Turns on the light in the oven. Timer Temperature Conversion Fahrenheit a Celsius La fórmula de conversión C = (F-32) 5/9 o C = (F-32) 0.5556 Fórmula de estimación rápida C = F-30/2 Oven Temperature Conversions Celsius 52° 66° 79° 93° 107° 121° 135° 149° 163° 177° 190° 204° 218° 232° 246° 260° Fahrenheit 125° 150° 175° 200° 225° 250° 275° 300° 325° 350° 375° 400° 425° 450° 475° 500° Printer Friendly Version Tape it to the inside of your cabinet for quick reference. Helpful Oven Products Our website is supported by our users. This site contains links to an affiliate website. We receive a small affiliate commission for any purchases you make on the affiliate website using such links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Helpful Oven Products Stuttgart FAQ Favorite Dishwashers German dishwashers are known for their high performance and efficiency. Many models have multiple wash cycles, adjustable racks, and powerful spray arms that can handle even the dirtiest dishes. However, all of these features can be overwhelming if you're unfamiliar with them. It also is essential to know how to properly care for and clean your appliance to keep it running smoothly. Hard water, which contains high levels of minerals, is standard in many parts of Germany and can cause dishwasher issues. Below you will find the meaning behind the symbols on your dishwasher and some tips for caring for and cleaning your dishwasher in Germany. Dishwashers Navigate to Dishwasher Symbols View More Care & Cleaning View More Helpful Products View More Dishwasher Symbols Dishwasher Symbols Dishwasher Safe Dishwasher Safe Dishwasher Safe Dishwasher Safe Dishwasher Safe Dishwasher Safe Rinse Add Rinse Aid Dishwasher Salt Add Salt Water Tap Dishwasher not receiving sufficient water. Check hose and water connection. Brush Wash Cycle in Progress Pre-Rinse Pre-rinses dishes before wash cycle begins Drying Drying Cycle in Progress Child Lock Child Lock Eco 50º Energy saving cycle Auto Everyday dishwashing 1 hour Wash and Dries in 1 hour Quick Program 45º-Quick cycle to rinse and dry cups and glasses Quick Program 1.5 hours 60º/1.5 hours-Quick wash cycle Glass 40º Adjusts dry program for delicate glasses or crystal Intensive 70º High temperature with higher spray oressure Machine Care Clean Dishwasher Speed Perfect Combine with any program to reduce run time by 66%. Speed Perfect+ Combine with any program to reduce run time by 75%. Hygiene Rinse cycle at higher temperature Hygiene+ Extremely hot final rinse for a superb antibacterial effect. Suitable for cleaning cutting boards or baby bottles. Intensive Zone Increases spray pressure and a higher temperature in the lower basket Shine Dry Adds more water to the rinse cycle and lengthens dry cycle. Extra Dry Dries dishes completely Half Load Wash half a load of dishes Timer Timer to chose when the cycle ends Dishwasher Care & Cleaning Adding Salt & Rinse Agent to the Dishwasher Para ayudar a combatir las manchas en sus vasos y cubiertos, debe agregar sal a su lavavajillas. Su lavavajillas tendrá una unidad de ablandamiento en la parte inferior para llenar con sal específicamente para el lavavajillas. Cleaning the Filter Para ayudar a combatir las manchas en sus vasos y cubiertos, debe agregar sal a su lavavajillas. Su lavavajillas tendrá una unidad de ablandamiento en la parte inferior para llenar con sal específicamente para el lavavajillas. Dishwasher Care & Cleaning Helpful Dishwasher Products Este sitio contiene enlaces a sitios web afiliados, y recibimos una comisión de afiliado por cualquier compra realizada por usted en el sitio web afiliado utilizando dichos enlaces. Helpful Dishwasher Products Stuttgart FAQ Favorite Kitchen Conversions Helpful Kitchen Conversions & Equivalents Using the metric system in the kitchen can take some getting used to, especially if you're used to using the imperial system. However, once you get the hang of it, it can be a convenient and easy way to measure ingredients. Below you will find some helpful charts for using the metric system in the kitchen while living in Germany. Navigate to Volume Equivalents View More Liquid Ingredients View More Weight Equivalents View More T emperature Conversions View More Dry Ingredients View More Printable Chart View More Volume Equivalents Volume US Customary Equivalent Equivalent Metric 1/8 teaspoon - - 0.6 milliliters 1/4 teaspoon - - 1.2 milliliters 1/2 teaspoon - - 2.5 milliliters 3/4 teaspoon - - 3.7 milliliters 1 teaspoon - - 5 milliliters 1 Tablespoon 3 teaspoons 0.5 fluid ounces 15 milliliters 2 Tablespoons 1/8 cup 1 fluid ounces 30 milliliters 1/4 cup 4 Tablespoons 2 fluid ounces 59 milliliters 1/3 cup 5 -1/3 Tablespoons 2.7 fluid ounces 79 milliliters 1/2 cup 8 Tablespoons 4 fluid ounces 118 milliliters 2/3 cup 10-2/3 Tablespoons 5.3 fluid ounces 158 milliliters 3/4 cup 12 Tablespoons 6 fluid ounces 177 milliliters 1 cup 1/2 pint 8 fluid ounces 237 milliliters 2 cups 1 pint 16 fluid ounces 473 milliliters 4 cups 1 quart 32 fluid ounces 946 milliliters 8 cups 2 quarts 1/2 gallon 1.9 liters 16 cups 4 quarts 1 gallon 3.8 liters Weight Equivalents Weights (Mass) US Customary Grams 1/2 Ounce 14 1 Ounce 28 3 Ounces 85 3.53 Ounces 100 4 Ounces 113 8 Ounces or 1/2 Pound 227 12 Ounces 340 16 Ounces or 1 Pound 454 2.2 Pounds 1000= 1 Kilogram Dry Ingredients Dry Ingredients 1 Tablespoon (3 teaspoons) Grams Baking Powder 14 Baking Soda 14 Cocoa Powder 7 Cornstarch 8 Cream of Tartar 10 Gelatin (Powdered) 9 Ground Coffee 5 Salt 17 Yeast 9 1 Cup Sugar Grams Brown 200 Fine or Superfine 225 Granulated white 200 Powdered (Icing) Un-sifted 125 Raw 250 1 Cup Flour Un-Sifted Grams Sifted Grams All-Purpose (550) 140 115 Almond 96 - Bread (812) 160 130 Cake 120 - Coconut 112 - Pastry (405) 130 - Whole-Wheat (1600) 150 130 Liquid Ingredients Meat Temperatures Liquid Ingredients Butter Tablespoon Cup Ounce Stick Grams 1 - .5 - 14 2 1/8 1 - 28 4 1/4 2 1/2 56 ≈5 1/3 2.7 - 75 6 3/8 3 - 85 8 1/2 4 1 113 10 5/8 5 - 142 11 2/3 5.3 - 151 12 3/4 6 - 170 14 7/8 7 - 198 16 1 8 2 227 Eggs 1 Large Egg Grams In Shell 57 No Shell 50 White 30 Yolk 18 Liquids 1 Cup Grams Butter Milk 240 Corn Syrup 335 Cream Cheese 226 Evaporated Milk 227 Heavy Cream 235 Honey 340 Lard 180 Maple Syrup 317 Milk 227 Molasses 310 Oils (Vegetable, Olive, Coconut, etc.) 226 Shortening 192 Sour Cream 240 Sweetened Condensed Milk 312 Water 240 Temperatures Meats Meat Fahrenheit Celsius Chicken 165º 74º Duck 135º 57º Turkey 165º 74º Ham 140º 60º Pork-Medium-Rare 145º 63º Pork-Medium 150º 66º Pork-Medium-Well 155º 68º Pork-Well/Ground 160º 71º Beef/Lamb-Rare 125º 52º Beef/Lamb-Medium-Rare 135º 57º Beef/Lamb-Medium 145º 63º Beef/Lamb-Medium-Well 150º 66º Beef/Lamb-Well/Ground 160º 71º Oven Fahrenheit Celsius 125º 52º 150º 66º 175º 79º 200º 93º 225º 107º 250º 121º 275º 135º 300º 149º 325º 163º 350º 177º 375º 191º 400º 202º 425º 218º 450º 246º 500º 260º Download a kitchen conversion chart from Stuttgart FAQ to use in your own kitchen. Templates PDF.pdf Printable Conversion Chart Translations Traducciones inglés Secador de condensador Tendedero Secadora Hoja secadora Hierro Tabla de planchar alemán Kondenstrockner Trockenständer Wäschetrockner Trocknertuch Bügeleisen Bügelbrett * El color del texto indica el género del artículo der / die / das / die

  • Airports | Stuttgart FAQ

    Tiendas de ropa y más Need to get away? The Stuttgart airport is just a short S-Bahn ride. If the Stuttgart airport doesn't have flight where you want to go, well, there are three more international and a few smaller airports nearby, making it easy to explore Europe and beyond. Stuttgart Airport Airport Code: STR View More Frankfurt Airport Airport Code: FRA View More Zurich Airport Airport Code: ZRH View More Karlsruhe-Baden-Baden Airport Airport Code: FKG View More Munich Airport Airport Code: MUC View More Memmingen Airport Airport Code: FMM View More

  • Grocery Shopping | Stuttgart FAQ

    Top of Page Tips Customer Reward Cards Grocery Stores Translations & Explanations German Flour Types German Sugar Types Meat Food Translations Grocery Shopping 1 Grocery Shopping 2 Grocery Shopping 3 Grocery Shopping 4 Grocery Shopping 5 Grocery Shopping 6 Grocery Shopping 7 Grocery Shopping 8 Grocery Shopping 9 Grocery Shopping 10 Grocery Shopping 11 Grocery Shopping 12 Grocery Shopping 13 Grocery Shopping 14 Compras de comestibles Grocery shopping can be a very different experience depending on where you are in the world. One of the first things you may notice when grocery shopping in Germany is the abundance of fresh produce. German markets and supermarkets often have a wide variety of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables. You'll also find a more extensive selection of organic produce in Germany. Another difference is the way that food is packaged and sold. In Germany, it is common to find loose produce that you weigh and pay for by the kilogram. This allows you to buy as much or as little as you need. Regarding meat products, you may notice that the selection in Germany is generally smaller than in the United States. You will also not find mega-sized packs of pre-packaged foods and not as many convenience foods compared to the United States. This is because most products sold in grocery stores are generally much healthier, and most people cook from scratch. However, the available products tend to be of higher quality, with many options for organic and locally sourced products. Another difference is the way that stores are organized. In the United States, supermarkets are typically organized by food type, with separate aisles for produce, meats, dairy, and so on. In Germany, stores are often organized by product type, with different areas for fresh produce, meats, and other grocery items. One final difference to note is the availability of international foods. It is common to find a wide variety of international foods in the United States at the grocery store. However, you may have to go to a specialty store or market to find certain global products in Germany. ​ Tips Navigate to Helpful Tips Stuttgart FAQ offers up our most helpful tips to take the stress out of grocery shopping in Germany. Read More Reward Cards Get cash in your pocket by joining a customer reward program at your favorite grocery store. Read More Grocery Stores Stuttgart has a wide range of grocery stores for all of your household needs. Let us help yo find your favorite store. Read More Explanations Navigating the different types of flour, sugar, and cuts of meat can be challenging, but we have you covered. Read More Translations The complete translations guide for English to German for grocery shopping. Read More Consejos útiles Grocery Stores are closed Sundays. Plan ahead! Bagging at checkout will feel like an impromptu hand-eye coordination test. Sign up for customer loyalty cards. Points = Shopping CREDIT that’s cash in your pocket! ​ Read More Weigh and tag your fruits and vegetables. Place your item on the scale, enter the PLU code f ound on the price tag near the item, stick the tag on your item. Embrace reusable shopping bags; you will be saving the planet and money. But, if you forget, don't worry. You can purchase a one there. Eggs are sold on shelves rather than in the refrigerated section of stores. You can find dyed eggs, which are hard-boiled, for sale all year. Always have a 1€ or a 50¢ coin for the shopping cart deposit. Insert coin here For coin return, lock cart to another cart and the coin pops out Customer Loyalty Cards Grocery store loyalty cards can be a great way to save money on everyday purchases, and Stuttgart is no exception. Many of the major grocery store chains in Stuttgart offer loyalty cards that can help you save on your groceries, access special deals and discounts, and accrue points that you can use for store credit. Customer Reward Cards Use Payback at 30 local partners and over 600 online partners. Collect points and receive coupons at stores like Rewe, DM, Real, Alnatura, Penny, and more. Sign Up Now Use the DeutschlandCard bonus card to collect valuable points at Edeka, Netto, ESSO, and many more when you shop. In addition, you will receive exclusive coupon offers and attractive rewards. Sign Up Now Weekly deals only for cardholders saving you more money. Collect points to use towards a loyalty campaign or coupons. Sign Up Now For every 30€ you spend, you will receive a 5€ discount. Also you will receive weekly deals on items. Sign Up Now Earn points for ev ery 2€ spent that can be redeemed for in-store credit. Receive e xclusive weekly offers, vouchers, and coupons. Sign Up Now Tiendas de comestibles Grocery shopping in Germany is a convenient and often enjoyable experience, with a wide variety of stores to choose from. One type of grocery store that you will find in most German cities and towns is the "Supermarkt," or supermarket. These stores offer a wide range of products, including fresh produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, and non-perishable items like cleaning supplies and personal care products. Another common type of grocery store in Germany is the "Discounter". These stores offer a limited selection of products at meager prices. Discounters are an excellent option for people looking to save money on essential household items. In addition to supermarkets and discounters, Germany has many "Bio" or organic grocery stores. These stores specialize in selling organic and natural products, including produce, meat, and dairy. Finally, Germany is home to many open-air markets, or "Wochenmärkte," where you can buy fresh produce, meat, and other products directly from local farmers. These markets are excellent for people who support local agriculture and try unique, seasonal products. Overall, grocery shopping in Germany is convenient and offers a wide range of options for people with different budgets and preferences. So whether you prefer the convenience of a supermarket or the freshness of a farmer's market, you are sure to find what you need in Germany. Below, Stuttgart FAQ will navigate you through some of the most popular grocery chains, specialty stores, and farmers' markets, along with some of our favorite products from these stores. Grocery Stores Navigate to Supermarkets View More Bio Stores View More Hypermarkets View More Speciality Stores View More Discounters View More Commissary View More This site contains links to affiliate websites, and we receive an affiliate commission for any purchases made by you on the affiliate website using such links. Supermarkets REWE is one of the strongest brands in the food trade. The entire REWE range can be ordered online with the REWE delivery service. Kräuterbutter REWE herb-infused butter is delicious on pretzels. ​ Grab-and-Go Snacks REWE sells an excellent selection of healthy grab-and-go snacks & lunches. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites The EDEKA association is a cooperative association of independent merchants selling quality local products. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites ​ Edeka Branded Products Juices, frozen vegetables, trash bags, and many other products are all high-quality at a fraction of the cost of branded items. ​ Potato Pancakes (Latkes) Find them in the produce section. These potato pancakes are delicious, but they sell out fast every day. Hypermarkets Kaufland is a German hypermarket chain. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites Items from Around the World Kaufland sells a large selection of products from all over the world at reasonable prices. The Walmart of Germany formerly known as Real. Real accepts VAT forms which can be used for food, alcohol, and more if purchased at the same time. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites Spices Stocks a wide range of spices at fantastic prices. ​ Cleaning, Household & Sundry Goods Prices for non-food items are fantastic. Discounters Aldi Süd is a leading discounter selling quality basic grocery items. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites Wine Quality wine for under 5€ a bottle including many award-winning wines. ​ Ready-made Salads Aldi carries a great selection of pre-made salads. Lidl is a discount retail chain selling high-quality food items and more at a fair price. We cut our monthly grocery bill in half by shopping at Lidl. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites Beer Fat Rhi no IPA is a solid American-style IPA. Steam Brew Bier , a German craft beer line, is excellent. Schwarzwald Gin This 8€ bottle of award-winning gin is made exclusively for Lidl and rivals many top-shelf gins with its quality and taste. Grill Meister Meats Pre-seasoned/marinated meats are ready to go on the grill. A discount subsidiary of Rewe with a focus on more value for the money. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites Ready-Made Pizza Dough Refrigerated pizza doughs are available in different styles for under 2€. ​ Larger Size Products Many products are sold in XXL size, perfect for larger families. A discount subsidiary of Edeka selling quality products at a lower price. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites German Beer Netto sells a nice selection of German beers and often cases are on sale for 8€-10€. ​ Pet Treats Brand name dog and cat treats at half the price of other stores. Bio Stores An all-organic producer and a supermarket committed to sustainability and producing quality products at a fair price. Vegetarian/Vegan Foods Alnatura carries a great selection of meat substitutes and organic meats for carnivores. All-natural Body Care Products Alnatura's skin care products, from baby products to make-up, are made without chemicals or artificial dyes. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites Tegut is a grocery chain that sells a wide selection with a focus on regionally organic grown products. Stuttgart FAQ's Favorites Gluten-Free Items Tegut sells a large selection of gluten-free products. Speciality Food Stores Schüttgut is a bulk-goods, zero-waste store. Bring your own jar/container and stock up on all your favorite dry goods. Globe This place is fantastic! Find all your favorite products from Mexico and Latin America. Globe Farmer's Markets are plentiful with the most excellent products. Don't leave without trying a cheesecake from Stefan's Käsekuchen. Globe Markthalle is a must-visit in Stuttgart and a fabulous place to take visitors. Markthalle is a massive shopping center with vendors from around the worlds selling fresh produce, meat, fish, seafood and so much more. Tip: There is an upper floor, too. Globe Kelley Barracks Store Hours Saturday-Sunday Closed Monday-Friday 1100-1800 Early Bird Hours 0930-1100 Globe Panzer Kaserne Store Hours Saturday-Sunday Closed Monday-Friday 1100-1800 Early Bird Hours 0930-1100 Globe Patch Barracks Store Hours 7-Days a Week 1000-1900 Early Bird Hours 0800-1000 Globe Robinson Barracks Store Hours Monday & Thursday Closed Saturday & Sunday 1000-1800 (EBH 9-11) Tues/Wed/Fri 1100-1900 (EBH 10-11) Globe Horarios de vacaciones y cierres Speciality Stores Commissary Bio Stores Discounters Hypermarkets Supermarkets Grocery Shopping Translations & Explanations Grocery shopping can be difficult when you are in a new place and trying to navigate unfamiliar products and packaging. It can be incredibly challenging when you don't speak the local language fluently. One of the most complex parts of grocery shopping is figuring out what different types of sugar and flour are called in the local language and what their equivalents are in English. If you are shopping for groceries in Stuttgart and are having trouble with translations, don't worry! Stuttgart FAQ will help you navigate the different types of sugar and flour and English to German translations for almost everything you might need in the grocery store. Whether you are looking for "Hefe" (yeast) to bake bread or "Eier" (eggs) to make a cake, Stuttgart FAQ has the translations you need to make your grocery shopping experience as smooth as possible. So next time you are grocery shopping and need help, remember to bookmark this page for your translation needs. Translations & Explanations Navigate to Types of Flour View More Types of Sugar View More Meat View More Food Translations View More Wheat Flours In Europe, all wheat flours are unbleached, meaning that no chemicals are added, and the nutrients in the flour remain intact. Unbleached flours differ from bleached flours, which are treated with chemicals to lighten their color and change their texture. Flour Type Flour Number Use Whole Wheat Flour 1700 A versatile whole-wheat flour. Dark Whole Wheat Flour 1600 Ideal for baking darker, denser loaves of bread. High-Gluten Flour 1050 Good for baking sourdough bread, pizza crusts, bagels. Bread Flour 812 Perfect for baking all types of bread and hard rolls. All-Purpose Flour 550 Ideal for baking bread, cookies, biscuits, muffins, and croissants.​ Pastry Flour 405 Great for baking cakes, pastries, pie crusts, and lighter baked goods. Page 1 of 1 German Flour Types In Germany, there are many different types of flour to choose from, which can be confusing. To help you navigate this selection, here is a simple guide to understanding the numbering system for flours in Germany. The higher the number, the darker the flour is. Additionally, you can find instructions on how to make your own cake flour and self-rising flour if they are not readily available. Navigate to Wheat Flours View More Rye Flours View More Spelt Flours View More Flour Recipes View More Flour Translations View More German Flour Types Wheat Flours Rye Flours Rye flour is made from ground rye grains and is commonly used in baking bread and other baked goods. It has a slightly sour and earthy flavor and is often used in combination with wheat flour to make rye bread. Rye flour is lower in gluten than wheat flour, so it is unsuitable for making light and fluffy baked goods like cakes and pastries. However, it can be used to create dense and hearty loaves of bread and crackers, pancakes, and other baked goods. In addition, rye flour is a good fiber source and has many potential health benefits, including improving digestion and reducing the risk of heart disease. Flour Type Flour Number Use Dark Rye Flour 1370 Milled from cleaned rye kernels and is primarily used for dark bread made from a mix of wheat and rye flours with a stronger taste. Pure Dark Rye Flour 1740 Ideal for baking pumpernickel bread or darker wholemeal bread. Medium-Dark Rye Flour 1150 Perfect to mix with wheat flour for a mixed flour bread. Ideal for baking sourdough bread, mixed bread, and rolls Light Rye Flour 960 Good for gingerbread, hearty bread, pastries and spicy dishes Medium Rye Flour 997 Great for baking rye bread, ciabatta, farmhouse bread, or sourdough wholemeal bread Very Light Rye Flour 815 Ideal for baking light pastries, light rye bread, flatbreads, or biscuits. Spelt Flours Spelt flour is made from spelt, a type of wheat that is thought to be more easily digestible than modern wheat. It has a nutty, slightly sweet flavor and is commonly used in baking bread, pasta, and other baked goods. Spelt flour is higher in protein and nutrients than white flour and is a good source of fiber. It can be used in many recipes as a substitute for wheat flour, although it may require adjustments to the amount of liquid and leavening agents used due to its different properties. Some people sensitive to wheat may find they can tolerate spelt flour better. However, it is not gluten-free and unsuitable for people with celiac disease or severe gluten intolerance. Flour Type Flour Number Use Wholegrain Spelt A light flour good for baking cakes, bread, rolls, and biscuits Dark Spelt 1050 Ideal for bread making. Medium Spelt Flour 812 Ideal for pizza dough, yeast breads and yeast pastries. Light Spelt Flour 630 A light flour ideal for baking cakes, bread, rolls, and biscuits. Flour Recipes Cake Flour Ingredients: ​ 500 grams-- 405 Flour 60 grams-- Cornstarch (Speistaerke/Maisstaerke) ​ Directions: Whisk ingredients together and store in an air-tight container. Self-Rising Flour Ingredients: ​ 120 grams-- 405 or 550 Flour 1½ teaspoons-- Baking Powder (Backpulver) ¼ teaspoon-- Salt (Salz) ​ Directions: Whisk ingredients together and store in an air-tight container. Rye Flours Spelt Flours Flour Recipes Traducciones inglés Alemán* Tipos comunes de harina Harina Harina de maíz Harina de centeno Trigo Grano integral Otros tipos de harina Harina de almendra Harina de cebada Harina de trigo sarraceno Harina de garbanzo Harina de coco Harina de Castaño Harina de avena Harina de arroz Sémola Harina de soja Espelta übliche Mehlsorten Mehl Maismehl / Maisgrieß Roggenmehl Weizen Vollkornmehl andere Mehlsorten Mandelmehl Gerstenmehl Buchweizenmehl Kichererbsenmehl Kokosmehl Kastanienmehl Hafermehl Reismehl Grieß Sojamehl Dinkel * El color del texto indica el género del artículo der / die / das / die Flour Translations German Sugar Types If you're new to Germany, you might be surprised by the variety of sugars available at your local store. From refined white sugar to dark, molasses-like brown sugar, there are many different types of sugars to choose from. Below is a quick rundown of some of the most common types of German sugars you'll find in the stores. German brown sugar is a little different than American brown sugar but can be used the same in recipes calling for light brown sugar. Unfortunately, corn syrup may not be readily available in German grocery stores, but you will find suitable substitutions below. German Sugar Types Navigate to Sugar Types View More Sugar Substitutes View More Natural Sweeteners View More Corn Syrup Substitutes View More Sugar Types German English Explanation Vanillin Zucker Vanilla Sugar This is a type of sugar with flavoring added to it. It is for a substitute for flavor extracts. Rohrzucker Raw Cane Sugar This type of sugar is made from unrefined sugarcane juice, and it has a slightly darker, more caramel-like flavor than white sugar. It's often used in baking and as a topping for oatmeal and other breakfast cereals. Raffinade Zucker Granulated White Sugar This is the most common type of sugar in Germany, and it's similar to the white granulated sugar you'll find in other countries. It's made by refining raw sugarcane or beet juice, and it's typically used for baking and sweetening drinks. Puderzucker Confectioners Sugar This type of sugar is made by grinding white sugar into a fine, powdery consistency. It's often used for making icing and other sweet toppings, as well as for dusting cakes and pastries. Hagelzucker A coarse decorating sugar This is made by roughly crushing pressed blocks of sugar. It is mainly used to decorate pastries. Gelierzucker Jelly/Jam Sugar This type of sugar is a preserving sugar for the production of jams and jelly. It contains sugar and gelling agents such as pectin. In addition, jam sugar contains a small amount of vegetable oil. This reduces the foaming that often occurs when preserving cherries and strawberries. Feinster Zucker Superfine Sugar This type of sugar contains particularly fine and therefore it quickly mixes in and is easily soluble. This sugar is perfect for making delicate pastries. Feinzucker Fine Refined White Sugar This type of sugar contains smaller, finer granulated sugar crystals making it perfect for all types of baking. Krümelkandis Finely crushed rock candy This type of sugar is made by slowly crystallizing white sugar in large kettles. It's typically used for sweetening tea and coffee, and it has a hard, crystalline texture. Fine candy sugar is also used in baking. Brauner Zucker Brown Sugar This type of sugar is made by mixing white sugar with molasses, which gives it a dark, caramel-like color and flavor. It's often used in baking and as a topping for things like cookies and cakes. Page 1 of 1 Natural Sweeteners German English Explanation Zuckerrübensirup Cane Syrup Cane syrup is a sweet, amber-colored syrup that is made from the juice of sugar cane. It is commonly used as a topping for pancakes, waffles, and other breakfast foods, and is also used as an ingredient in cooking and baking. Cane syrup is made by boiling down the juice of sugar cane until it reaches the desired consistency and sweetness. It has a rich, caramel-like flavor and is often considered a healthier alternative to regular sugar, as it contains some nutrients such as iron, calcium, and potassium. Stevia Stevia Stevia is a natural sweetener that is derived from the leaves of the stevia plant, which is native to South America. It is a white, crystalline substance that is about 200-300 times sweeter than sugar and is often used as a sugar substitute in food and beverages. Stevia has a low calorie content and does not raise blood sugar levels, making it suitable for people with diabetes and those following a low-carb diet. It is also less likely to cause tooth decay than sugar and is approved for use as a food additive by regulatory agencies around the world. Reissirup Rice Syrup Rice syrup is a sweetener that is made from cooked, fermented rice. It is a thick, amber-colored liquid that has a mild, sweet taste and is similar in consistency to honey. Rice syrup is commonly used as a sweetener in food and beverages, and is also used in cooking and baking. It is a good alternative for people with allergies to wheat or corn, as it is made from rice. Kokosblütenzucker Coconut sugar Coconut sugar is a type of sweetener that is made from the sap of the coconut palm tree. It is a brown, granulated sugar that has a caramel-like flavor and is similar in texture to brown sugar. Coconut sugar is lower on the glycemic index than regular sugar and is often considered a healthier alternative, as it contains some nutrients such as iron, zinc, and calcium. Honig Honey Honey is a sweet, amber-colored liquid that is produced by bees from the nectar of flowers. It is commonly used as a sweetener in food and beverages, and is also used in cooking and baking. Honey is rich in antioxidants and has a number of potential health benefits when consumed in moderation. Ahornsirup Maple Syrup Maple syrup is a sweet, amber-colored syrup that is made from the sap of maple trees. It is commonly used as a topping for pancakes, waffles, and other breakfast foods, and is also used as an ingredient in cooking and baking. Maple syrup is produced by boiling down the sap of maple trees until it reaches the desired consistency and sweetness. Agave Agave Agave is a sweetener that is derived from the agave plant, which is native to Mexico and Central and South America. It is a syrup that is similar in consistency to honey and has a mild, sweet taste. Agave is about 1.5 times sweeter than sugar, and it is often used as a sugar substitute in food and beverages. Page 1 of 1 Sugar Substitutes German English Explanation Equivalent American Brands Xylit Xylitol Xylitol is a sugar alcohol that is often used as a sweetener in food and beverages. It is a white, crystalline substance that is about as sweet as sugar and has a cooling effect when tasted. Lite and Sweet Sucralose Sucralose Sucralose is an artificial sweetener that is commonly used as a sugar substitute in food and beverages. It is about 600 times sweeter than sugar, so only a small amount is needed to achieve the same level of sweetness. Splenda Stevia Stevia Stevia is a natural sweetener that is derived from the leaves of the stevia plant, which is native to South America. It is a white, crystalline substance that is about 200-300 times sweeter than sugar. Truvia (Stevia+Erythritol) Saccharin Saccharin Saccharin is an artificial sweetener that is commonly used as a sugar substitute in food and beverages. It is about 300-500 times sweeter than sugar, so only a small amount is needed to achieve the same level of sweetness. Sweet 'N Low, Sweet Twin, & Necta Sweet Page 1 of 2 Corn Syrup Substitutes Sugar beet syrup (Zuckerrübensirup) is a sweetener made from the juice of sugar beets, a type of root vegetable. It is similar in appearance and consistency to corn syrup and can be used as a substitute for corn syrup in many recipes. There are a few reasons why sugar beet syrup may be considered a good substitute for corn syrup. One reason is that it is a natural sweetener, whereas corn syrup is typically made from genetically modified corn and is often highly processed. Sugar beet syrup is made by boiling down the juice of sugar beets until it reaches the desired consistency and sweetness, and it is not heavily processed like corn syrup. Another reason why sugar beet syrup may be considered a good substitute for corn syrup is that it has a similar sweetness and consistency, making it easy to use in recipes that call for corn syrup. It also has a flavor similar to corn syrup, which can be desirable in certain recipes. Sugar Types Sugar Substitutes Natural Sweetners Corn Syrup Substitutes Cuts of Meat Regarding meat, Germany has a wide variety of cuts to choose from. So whether you're in the mood for a juicy steak or a hearty pork roast, you'll find plenty of options at the butcher shop or grocery store. Here are some of the most common cuts of meat you'll find in Germany: ​​ Rindfleisch: This refers to beef cuts, which can be cooked in various ways. Some popular cuts include Rump steak (rump steak), Hüftsteak (sirloin), and Entrecôte (rib eye). These cuts are well suited for grilling or frying and tend to be flavorful. Schweinefleisch: This refers to pork cuts, which are also prepared and cooked in various ways. Some popular cuts include Kassler (smoked pork loin), Schweinekotelett (pork chop), and Schweinshaxe (ham hock). Pork is a versatile meat that can be cooked in several different ways, from roasting to braising to grilling. Geflügelfleisch: This refers to poultry cuts, such as chicken and turkey. Typical cuts include Hähnchenbrust (chicken breast) and Putenbrust (turkey breast). Poultry is a leaner option than beef or pork, and it can be prepared in various ways, from roasting to grilling to frying. C hicken is sometimes referred to as Hähnchen and sometimes as Hühner. So, what's the difference? Hähnchen is the word for a young chicken or a small chicken. It is often referred to as chicken sold as whole birds or in parts such as breasts or legs. Hähnchen is also the word that is used when referring to chicken dishes at restaurants or in recipes. On the other hand, Hühner is the plural form of Hahn, which means "rooster" in German. It is used to refer to a group of chickens or the meat of a chicken in general. For example, you might see the word Hühnerbrust (chicken breast) on a menu or use Hühnerfleisch (chicken meat) in a recipe. So, to sum it up: Hähnchen refers to a specific type of chicken, while Hühner refers to chicken in general or a group of chickens. Regardless of the meat, ask your butcher for recommendations on how to prepare it. They'll be happy to share their expertise and help you select the perfect cut for your meal. ​ Below you will find helpful English-to-German translation charts in the food translation book to navigate your way around all the different cuts of meat. Meat Food Translations Thank you for supporting Stuttgart FAQ. As a token of our appreciation, we'd like to give you your food translation guide. Simply download it to have it with you wherever you go. Print odd pages first, flip over, then print the even pages and fold. Food Translations

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    Trenes regionales In Germany, trains are a popular way of traveling around the country. With a comprehensive network of railway lines, Germany has some of the best train services in Europe. With modern high-speed trains, travelers can reach almost any major city in the country quickly and conveniently. For those looking to explore Germany, trains are a great option. Many popular routes from city to city are served by fast, comfortable InterCity Express (ICE) trains. These trains offer a convenient and reliable way to move between cities and regions, connecting travelers to the country's most popular destinations. For international travelers, there is also a range of international train services that connect Germany to neighboring countries. Our website is supported by our users. This site contains links to an affiliate website. We receive a small affiliate commission for any purchases you make on the affiliate website using such links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Debe comprar billetes para trenes y autobuses que viajen fuera del área de Stuttgart a través de Deutsch Bahn. La La aplicación Deutsch Bahn Navigator facilita la compra de billetes. Advance Booking Booking tickets in advance will save you money. The further from the date of travel, the more you save. Reserve a Seat Reserving a seat on a long journey guarantees you will have a seat for the entire trip. ​ ​ An electronic display above the seat displays the seat's status. ​​​​​ggf. freigeben - The seat is not reserved, but this is not guaranteed for the entire journey. A person boarding one of the stops may have secured this seat. ​ ​ ggf. reserviert (or the name of the route) - Seat is reserved. ​​ Nothing illuminated indicates the seat is not reserved.​ Use Chrome Deutsche Bahn's website contains detailed information. More information regarding journeys and helpful information is available if you keep the language in German and allow Chrome to translate the page for you. FlixTrain es una excelente manera de viajar caro. FlixTrain viaja de Stuttgart a Berlín dos veces al día. Puedes encontrar entradas a partir de 5 €. La ruta de tren de Stuttgart a Berlín se detiene en: Heidelberg - Weinheim - Darmstadt - Frankfurt - Fulda - Eisenach - Gotha - Erfurt - Halle Pague los 2 € extra por un asiento. Este tren es a menudo lleno lleno con muchas personas de pie. FlixBus es otra forma alternativa económica de viajar por gran parte de Europa. Local Trains DB Tips

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    Top of Page Beverage Gifts Candy & Chocolate Gifts Coffee & Tea Gifts Speciality Food Gifts Souvenirs Wedding Gifts New Baby Gifts Toys & Games Experiences Gift Wrapping Care Package Translations Gifts 1 Gifts 2 Gifts 3 Gifts 4 Gifts 5 Gifts 6 Gifts 7 Gifts 8 Gifts 9 Gifts 10 Gifts 11 Gifts 12 Gifts 13 Gifts 14 Gifts 15 Gifts 16 Gifts 17 Gifts 18 Gifts 19 Gifts 20 Gifts 21 Gifts 22 Gifts 23 Tiendas de ropa y más If you're looking for the perfect gift to send to your loved ones from Stuttgart, Germany, look no further! Stuttgart FAQ has compiled a list of their all-time favorite gift ideas in one convenient place. From bottles of wine from the nearby wine region of Württemberg to traditional German clothing and baskets filled with local specialties, there's something for everyone on your list; you're sure to find the perfect gift for your friends and family back home. And the best part? You don't have to spend hours searching for the perfect present – Stuttgart FAQ has done the work for you! Navigate to the Perfect Gift for Beverages For the Cocktail Lover Find great gifts for the cocktail lovers in your life. We have covered you whether they prefer wine, whiskey, beer, or anything else! Shop Beverage Gifts Coffee & Tea For the Caffeine Lover With Stuttgart's many exceptional roasters, you will find the perfect gift for someone who can't live without their daily dose of caffeine. Shop Coffee & Tea Gifts Souvenirs For the Collector Find the perfect gift to share a little bit of Stuttgart with your loved ones. Here you will find unique Stuttgart-branded gifts. Shop Souvenirs New Baby Gifts For the Kid at Heart Discover a fantastic gift for the newborn in your life, from handmade toys to traditional German costumes. Shop New Baby Gifts Experiences For the Adventurer Find the perfect, once-in-a-lifetime experience in Stuttgart! The city has something to offer for every type of adventurer. Shop Experiences Care Package Idea With Love from Stuttgart Stuttgart FAQ shares their favorite care package from Stuttgart to send their loved ones. Go to Care Package Candy & Chocolate For the Candy Lover There is no shortage of tasty chocolate and candy made in Germany. So finding a great gift will be easy. Shop Candy & Chocolate Gifts Speciality Foods For the Foodie Impress your favorite foodie with a gift basket brimming with Schwäbisch treats. You are sure to find the perfect gift in any price range. Shop Food Gifts Wedding Gifts For the New Couple Find great German gifts for a newly married couple in your life. Shop Wedding Gifts Toys & Games For the Kid at Heart Find great gifts for the kids in your life or for the adult that is a kid at heart. Shop Toys & Games Gift Wrapping Final Touch You found the perfect gift from Germany. You just need the final touch. Find where to buy gift boxes, bows, wrapping paper, and more. Shop Gift Wrapping Translations Don't Give Poison Gift-related words translated from English to German. Go to Translations Our website is supported by our users. This site contains links to an affiliate website. We receive a small affiliate commission for any purchases you make on the affiliate website using such links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Beverage Gifts Stuttgart FAQ has you covered if you're looking for the perfect gift for the cocktail lover in your life. From wine and beer to spirits and sodas, the country is home to a wide range of high-quality beverages that satisfy any thirst. If you're looking for an alcoholic gift, consider purchasing a bottle from the nearby wine region of Württemberg. The area is known for its red, white, and sparkling varieties, so you can find something to suit every taste. Or, for the beer enthusiasts in your life, Germany is home to several famous breweries that produce a wide range of beers, from light lagers to rich, dark ales. For those who prefer non-alcoholic options, Germany is also home to several unique sodas and other beverages. From fruity flavors to traditional herbal concoctions, there's something for everyone to enjoy. No matter what you choose, the cocktail lover in your life will surely appreciate a thoughtful gift from Germany. So why wait? Start shopping today and find the perfect beverage gift! Navigate to Spirits View More Wine View More Beer View More Non-Alcoholic View More Souvenir Glasses View More Spirits Stuttgart Dry Gin started as a crazy idea. Two good friends from Stuttgart who met by chance years ago shared a common passion: Gin! Their passion became the dream of creating a perfect gin. The result came to the market in December 2016 after more than two years of recipe and idea development: GINSTR! Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Appla us dry gin is handcrafted right here in Stuttgart. Created by a chemist, Dr. Hans-Otto Fre , after owning an apple orchard for ten years. He started his own distillery and began creating a wide variety of spirits. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Since the 1980s, after creating an award-winning pear brandy, Berner has continued producing liqueurs using locally grown ingredients. All liqueurs are made in-house just outside of Stuttgart. ​ ​ Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Less than an hour outside Stuttgart, the Fessler family has been making spirits on the same land for over 625 years using their spring water. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Beverage Gifts Spirits Wine Stuttgart is the largest wine region in Germany, with over 4000 hectares of vineyards. Below is only a tiny sampling of the fantastic wineries in Stuttgart. Since the 19th century, the city of Stuttgart has owned and operated vineyards within the city limits. The city is dedicated to protecting the wine-growing region of Stuttgart. The vineyards are taken care of by a small team with the help of many volunteers. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now The Wöhrwag family has been growing grapes for six generations. The Wöhrags philosophy is, "tradition, passion, enjoyment, and above all, a lot of love for wine." In an interview, Hans-Peter Wöhrag said (translated), "We offer elegant slender wines that are fun to drink and don't need to be fussed about." Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Weinfactum produces handmade wines from the best locations around Stuttgart. Swabian classics reinterpreted and international grape varieties with their own signature. Their motto is, "honest wines from a master hand." 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With a history dating this far back, you know Stuttgarter Hofbräu has perfected beer. Stuttgart FAQ Store Finder The Bierothek® - the specialist shop for everything to do with beer. The Bierothek® sees itself as the first point of contact when it comes to unusual beer specialties, international craft beers, or simply beer-based products. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Non-Alcoholic Beverages mezzo mix is made by Coka-Cola Deutschland. It all started in Bavaria, in 1973. This is where Cola and Orange kissed and became a couple - known as mezzo mix. Buy Now After the second world war, the Reigel Company, one of the first breweries, observed that many restaurants were mixing cola and orange lemonade. However, the concoction was time-consuming for the bartender, and leftover lemonade and cola became stale. Thus, the brewery had the idea of ​​offering a ready-mixed drink. The success was resounding. Buy Now In 2002, two friends decided in their Hamburg dorm room starting from scratch with only a few thousand euros and determination, they created fritz-kola. The mission, "create a kola better than anything that 'big cola' has to offer." Buy Now BIONADE has been the pioneer among organic soft drinks for more than 25 years. Bionade offers a natural, less sweet, and fair alternative to lemonades made from good ingredients. Buy Now Souvenir Glasses Beer Mug Shop Now Beer Stein Shop Now Shot Glass Shop Now Weißbier Glass Shop Now Non-Alcoholic SouvenirGlasses Candy & Chocolate Gifts Stuttgart is known for its delicious confectionery. From traditional German sweets like Lebkuchen and Schwäbische Kirschtorte to modern chocolates and pastries, Stuttgart has something for every sweet tooth. If you're looking for a unique gift for the sweet tooth in your life, Stuttgart is the perfect place to find it. Whether you prefer traditional German sweets or modern chocolate and pastry creations, you'll be sure to find something to satisfy your craving for something sweet. Ritter Sport is a Stuttgart staple. Established in 1912, Ritter Sport is still owned and operated by the same family today. Ritter Sport has many different types of chocolate bars, and all are delicious. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now The Confiserie Selbach has produced hand-made chocolate confectionaries for several generations in Stuttgart. In addition, Confiserie Selbach offers beautiful wooden gift boxes filled with chocolate delights. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Kevin Kugel, a German master chocolatier uses only the best ingredients. His philosophy is to provide outstanding quality, transparent manufacturing processes, and original chocolate taste. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now For three generations in the same location in Stuttgart, Schoko-Paradies has been hand-making pralines and chocolates for over 50 years. 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Tea lovers will also find plenty to love in Stuttgart, with several high-quality tea shops offering a wide variety of loose-leaf teas and tisanes. The TeaGschwendner is a popular destination for tea enthusiasts, with over 150 varieties, including rare and hard-to-find blends. They also offer tea tastings and workshops, making it the perfect gift for the tea lover. Whether you're looking for coffee or tea, Stuttgart has something to suit every taste and budget. So if you're looking for the perfect gift for the coffee or tea lover in your life, look no further than Stuttgart's vibrant and diverse coffee and tea scene. Coffee & Tea Gifts In 1930, Hochland Kaffee began roasting award-winning coffee in Stuttgart. Hochland offers impressive gift baskets with many of their items showcasing beautifully designed packages highlighting Stuttgart. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now A local business with a passion for Coffee. Harry's specializes in rare, fair trade, and, sustainable cultivation. Offering over 50 types of coffee, you are sure to find a unique, special blend. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now "Brew What You Love - Love What You Brew" Founded in 2014 in Stuttgart's Mókuska strives to roast the best coffee town. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Heiko Blocher aims to provide sustainable coffee with a perfect taste. Schwarzmahler coffee and tea supports their model of cooperative action and fair dealings with one another. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Locally hand-roasted coffee from ethically traded and sustainable sources. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Tee Gschwnder is the leading German retailer of premium, quality teas from around the world. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Although made in Italy, Pocket Coffee is an excellent gift for the coffee lover. Chocolate and a shot of espresso on the go. Who wouldn't love a package of Pocket Coffee? Buy Now Speciality Food Gifts Speciality Foods Stuttgart is a food lover's paradise, with a wide range of specialty food stores offering a variety of high-quality, locally produced products. So whether you're looking for traditional German specialties or international flavors, you'll find something to suit every taste in Stuttgart. For international and traditional German selections, the Markthalle Stuttgart is a great place to find a variety of specialty foods from around the world. From Italian olive oils and balsamic vinegar to Japanese tea and sake, you'll find something for every foodie at this vibrant market. No matter what your foodie friend or loved one is into, you'll find the perfect gift in Stuttgart's many specialty food stores. Navigate to Gourmet Food View More Snack Foods View More Gourmet Food Gifts Enkle Schulz is your go-to place for all things Swabian. Pick your favorite items, and one of their friendly employees will create a beautiful gift basket for you. Stuttgart FAQ Include the legend of the pretzel with your gift. Shop Now Johannes Berner began as a part-time fruit farmer and distiller. From there they began making jams, vinegar, and much more. In 1994, he opened his first wholesale store. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now In 1889 the Böhm brothers opened their first small delicatessen store on Schloßstraße. Feinkost Böhm offers exceptional local gourmet food gift baskets for every occasion. Sign up for their customer loyalty card and receive a discount. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Local Honey The taste and quality of German honeys are some of the best in the world, if not the very best. Support local beekeepers and purchase directly from the source. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now You don't have to wait until Christmas to buy Lebkuchen at Schmidt's. You will find Lebkuchen any time of the year. Stuttgart FAQ Shop Now Snack Foods Peanut flips are made from corn, are extremely crispy, and incredibly tasty. 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No matter what you choose, the most important thing is to give a gift that comes from the heart and shows the couple how much you care about them. The Nuernberg Bridal Cup Legend of the Nuernberg Bridal Cup Centuries ago, in old Nuernberg, the Nobel mistress Kunigunde fell in love with a young and ambitious goldsmith. Although Kunigunde's wealthy father (a powerful nobleman) disapproved of this pair, it was clear that she only wanted the goldsmith to be her husband as she refused many titled and wealthy suitors who asked for her hand in marriage. Her father became so enraged that he had the young goldsmith thrown into the darkest dungeon. Not even his daughter's bitter tears would change her father's mind. To her father's dismay, imprisoning the young man did not end his daughter's love for the goldsmith. Instead, he could only watch as his daughter grew paler and paler due to the separation from her true love. The wealthy nobleman reluctantly made the following proposal: He told his daughter, "If your goldsmith can make a chalice from which two people can drink at the same time without spilling one single drop, I will free him, and you shall become his bride." Of course, he was confident nobody could perform such a task... Inspired by love and skillful hands, the young goldsmith created a masterpiece. He sculpted a girl with a smile as beautiful as his true love's. Her skirt was hollowed to serve as a cup; she raised her arms, held a bucket that swivels so that it could be filled, and swung towards a second drinker. The goldsmith met the nobleman's challenge. The goldsmith and the nobleman's daughter joined hands in marriage. The bridal cup set forth a romantic and memorable tradition that is as charming today as hundreds of years ago. Instructions: Hold the bridal cup upside down to fill it. Pour champagne or a beverage of your choice into the hollow skirt end. 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As the mother of all games, it's a true classic that quickly "rose to become the most popular game of the nation." Car Bingo Shop Now Cafe in Munich Puzzle Shop Now Hands Up Game Shop Now Volksfest Bear Shop Now Volksfest Plush Rabbit Shop Now Time Travel at Volksfest Book Shop Now Experiences Experiences Gifting someone an experience can be a unique and meaningful way to show appreciation or love for that person. If you're considering giving an experience in Stuttgart, Germany, there are plenty of options! ​ No matter what type of experience you choose to gift, it's the thought that counts. Whether it's tickets to a show, a tour of a museum, or a day in the great outdoors, an experience gift is a unique and memorable way to show someone you care. We have some fantastic ideas gathered for you below. Tickets to a soccer game. Jochen Schweizer offers over 4,000 experiences in Stuttgart for you to choose from. Just a few of their offers are listed below. Dinner in the Dark Scary Dinner Gin Tasting Archery Hot Air Balloon Paintball Partner/Family/Pet Photoshoots Whisky Tasting Survival Tag Arrow Tag Bubble Soccer Rent a Porsche for a Day Skydiving Workshops ​ ​ Gift Wrapping Gift Wrapping Wrapping gifts is often seen as a tedious task, but it can be a fun and creative way to put the final touch on the perfect gift. Not only does gift wrapping make the present look more attractive and polished, but it also adds a personal touch that shows the recipient that you took the time and effort to make their gift special. In the end, it's the thought that counts, and taking the time to wrap a gift beautifully is a thoughtful gesture that will be appreciated by anyone who receives it. So don't be afraid to get creative and have fun with your gift wrapping – it's the perfect finishing touch to the perfect gift. So let your creativity fly; you can find the supplies at one of the stores below. Idee offers a wide selection of wrapping paper, gift tags, and bags. Nanu-Nana carries a fantastic selection of gift boxes and unique gifts. Shop Now dm offers a wide selection of greeting cards, wrapping paper, gift bags & more. Shop Now Care Package Translations Pictured above: Reusable Stuttgart shopping bag. The bag pictured was purchased at Edeka for under 2€. ​ Brezel Box. Make Schwabian pretzels at home. Purchase a Brezel Box at Enkel Schulz . Stuttgart mugs and German flag magnet purchased from the EuroShop for 1€ or have them delivered from Amazon. ​ Weißwurst and Händlmaier's mustard. Make your gift more special and include t he traditional serving terrine. ​ Chocolate ​ Ritter Sport Milka Hanuta Happy Hippos Pocket Coffee Dickmann's Candy Hairbo​ Airwaves Hochland Coffee, Tea and Chocolate Maultaschen Hochland is a German company producing high-quality coffee and tea products since the 1950s in Stuttgart. It's products include roasted coffee beans, ground coffee, coffee pods, and various teas. Honey German honey is known for its high quality and diverse range of flavors. The country has a long tradition of beekeeping, and its varied landscape allows for producing various honey types. Germany is home to over 250 different types of honey, each with its own unique flavor and color. Flips Peanut flips are the timeless snack classic, wonderfully crunchy and yet melt-in-your-mouth. They have the same texture as cheese puffs but are peanut flavored. Translations English Basket Gift Gift Bag Gift Box Poison Ribbon Tape to give a present Wrapping Paper German Korb Geschenk Geschenktüte Geschenkschachtel Gift Band Klebeband schenken Geschenkpapier Stuttgart Care Package Sending care packages to loved ones is a thoughtful and meaningful way to show your love and support, especially if you can't be there in person. So let your friends and family know you are thinking about them, and send them some love from Stuttgart, Germany. Below we will give you our go-to things to send home and where to buy them.

  • Hardware Stores | Stuttgart FAQ

    Tiendas de muebles OTTO offers you a wide selection of products - from multimedia & household electronics to fashion & lingerie for women, men, and children to furniture, home accessories, and hardware store items. MFO's motto is, "sleep better cheaply." MFO offers mattresses for every budget. MFO also offers slatted frames, pillows, bed linen - in short, everything you need for a good night's sleep. MFO sets itself apart from other stores by offering king-size mattresses. E+H MEYER is an owner-managed company, offering unique furniture home accessories at fair prices for over 60 years in Stuttgart. JYSK offers high-quality Scandanavian furniture at good prices. All their gold mattresses come with a 25-year warranty. Möbel AS offers its customers a wide range from all living areas at extremely reasonable prices. ROLLER prides itself on offering "clever furnishing," so you can furnish your house with great things on a small budget. For over 125 years Hofmeister has been offering stylish furniture and home accessories. Hofmeister provides a large selection of furniture from well-known manufacturers as well as Hofmeister's own brands with different furniture styles with a good price-quality ratio. Petra Home Collection features furniture and decor for every room in your home. Petra provides fully customizable solid wood furniture made in Europe from sustainable resources and quality upholstery from the finest fabrics and textiles. Price-conscious customers will find a comprehensive range of furniture, kitchens, housewares, home textiles, paints, wallpapers, carpets, electrical goods, and more at Poco. XXXLutz offers furniture and home accessories in a wide variety of styles, materials, and price ranges. XXXLutz focuses on customer satisfaction and is dedicated to offering all products related to living at the best price and the best quality. IKEA furniture and home accessories are practical, well designed, and affordable. IKEA is an excellent choice for those who often move with over 400 stores in 63 different countries. You can always find that matching piece of furniture or a replacement dish. Join the free Ikea Family program to receive exclusive advantages, product replacement if damaged during transport or assembly, a free hot drink, workshops, discounts, digital receipts, and more. New Furniture This site contains links to affiliate websites, and we receive an affiliate commission for any purchases made by you on the affiliate website using such links. Pre-Owned Furniture Pre-Owned Furniture Bookoo is a website selling items locally, a free place to buy and sell stuff from your neighbors, similar to Craigslist, and is primarily Americans on the site. No shipping, no fees, no difficulties. Caritas sells all types of donated furniture so you can set yourself up completely in your new home. Accepts donations You can find good deals for pre-loved furniture and household accessories on eBay Kleinanzeingen. This site is only local people selling. There is no bidding; prices are set. The Femos-Möbelhalle in Böblingen-Hulb offers second-hand and new furniture.Purchase inexpensive furniture and furnishings while reducing the amount of bulky waste in an ecologically sensible way. Accepts donations with pick-up service Nimm's mit beim Schmidt sells used and floor model furniture from modern to antiques at great prices. Translations Translations Rooms in the Home English Attic Balcony Basement Bathroom Bedroom Cellar Child's B edroom Dining Room Garden Hall Kitchen Living Room Office Room Study Terrace German* Dachboden Balkon Souterrain Badezimmer Schlafzimmer Keller Kinderzimmer Esszimmer Garten Flur Küche Wohnzimmer Büro Zimmer Arbeitszimmer Terrasse Furnishings English Air Mattress Armchair Bed Blanket Cabinet Carpet Chair Changing Table Chest of Drawers Clock Coat Rack Coffee Table Couch Crib Curtain Desk Dining Table Dresser Furniture Highchair Lamp Light Lounge Chair Mattress Mirror Night Stand Ottoman Outdoor Furniture Picture Picture Frame Piece of Furniture Pillow Pillowcase Reclining Chair Rocking Chair Sheets Shelf Shoe Storage Side Table Sofa Sofa Bed Sun Lounger Table Towel Wardrobe German* Luftmatratze -n Sessel -s Bett -en Decke -n Schrank -äe Teppich -s Stuhl -üe Wickeltisch -e Kommode - Uhr -en Kleiderablage - Couchtisch - Couch -es Babybett -en Vorhang -äe / Gardine -n Schreibtisch -e Esstishch -e Kommode - Möbel Hochstuhl -üe Lampe -n Licht -s Klubsessel -s Matratze -n Spiegel -s Nachttisch -e Fußhocker -s Gartenmöbel Bild -er Bildrrahmen -s Möbelstück Kissen -s Kopfkissenbezug -üe Ruhesessel -s Schaukelstuhl -üe Bettlaken Regal -e Schuhaufbewahrung -en Beistelltisch -e Sofa -s Schlafcouch -es Sonnenliege Tisch -e Handtuch -üer Kleiderschrank -äe Materials English Cotton Down Fabric Faux Leather Glass Leather Metal Plastic Suede Upholstered Wood German* Baumwolle -n Daune Stoff -e Kunstleder -s Glas -äer Leder -s Metall -e Kunstoff -e Veloursleder -s gepolstert Holz -öer Colors English Black Blue Brown Gold Gray Green Orange Pink Purple Red Silver White Yellow ​ German schwarz blau braun Gold grau grün orange rosa lila rot Silber weiß gelb *Text color indicates the article gender der die das die More Shopping Top of Page New Furniture Pre-Owned Furniture Translations Hardware Stores 1 Hardware Stores 2 Hardware Stores 3 Hardware Stores 4

  • Active-Duty Housing | Stuttgart FAQ

    Top of Page Housing Policy Unaccompanied Personnel Accompanied Personnel Certificate of Non-Availability Off-Base House Hunting Off-Base Rental Lease Advice Active-Duty Housing 1 Active-Duty Housing 2 Proceso de vivienda Servicio activo USAG Stuttgart tiene una asignación 100% obligatoria a la vivienda base (en el puesto) para todo el personal en servicio activo. La página de alojamiento del sitio web de USAG Stuttgart solo recientemente (agosto de 2020) recibió una nueva apariencia actualizada y ahora proporciona la política y la información relevante de manera más concisa. Antes de la actualización, encontrar información sobre la política era tan fácil como encontrar una aguja en un pajar. La política de vivienda básica obligatoria nos tomó por sorpresa . Nuestro patrocinador no estaba al tanto de la política y no conocía a nadie que viviera involuntariamente en la vivienda base, por lo que nunca lo mencionó. No soy empleado de la base ni del gobierno. Mi objetivo es resaltar la información esencial y responder las preguntas que veo que me hacen con tanta frecuencia antes de mudarme a Stuttgart. Con suerte, esto le proporciona los aspectos más destacados, para que pueda tener menos estrés con respecto a la situación de la vivienda que nosotros. Ahora que sabe que la política está en vigor, ¿qué necesita saber? Información importante sobre la política de vivienda TODOS los rangos militares están sujetos a la asignación obligatoria a la vivienda base Personal no acompañado E6 y menores serán asignados al cuartel independientemente de la rama de servicio. E7 y superior comuníquese con la vivienda para conocer la disponibilidad de un apartamento amueblado de un dormitorio (BEQ / BOQ) que puede tener una pequeña cocina o una cocina compartida en el piso principal, si está disponible. E6 and below will be assigned to the barracks regardless of branch of service. ​ E7 and above, if they would like to live in housing on base (post), should contact housing regarding the availability of the one-bedroom furnished apartments (BEQ/BOQ) that may have a kitchenette or a shared main floor kitchen if available. Desafortunadamente, no se permiten mascotas en el cuartel. Recomiendo ENCARECIDAMENTE a los miembros que hablen con sus Líderes Alistados Sénior sobre las posibles opciones antes de hacer otros arreglos para sus mascotas. Accompanied Personnel with Command Sponsored Dependents A pilot program signed in June 2020 addressed the housing assignment priority. After a town hall, the new plan was put in place after community members voiced concerns with the previous policy assigning members to base housing only based on the arrival date, regardless of rank or family situation. O4-O6, CW3-CW5 & E7-E9 (Who are not Key & Essential) May choose to reside off base or request base housing Prioritization for Family Housing ​1. Personnel identified as Key & Essential 2. E1-E6, CW1-CW2, O1-O3 (Based on housing grade & bedroom availability) 3. Personnel requesting base housing Waitlist Your eligibility date for housing is determined by the date you departed your last permanent duty station. ​ You can move up or down the waitlist based on priority. Priority factors include the number of family members, rank, and time in service. Once you are in the top 10% of the list, you will be in the “freeze zone.” This means your place is frozen on the list, no one can jump you, and you can not be moved down. ​ Exclusions Personal acompañado con dependientes patrocinados por el mando Un programa piloto firmado en junio de 2020 abordó la prioridad de asignación de vivienda. Después de un ayuntamiento, el nuevo plan se implementó después de que los miembros de la comunidad expresaron su preocupación con la política anterior que asignaba a los miembros a la vivienda base solo en función de la fecha de llegada, independientemente del rango o la situación familiar. O4-O6, CW3-CW5 y E7-E9 (no clave y esencial) Puede optar por residir fuera de la base o solicitar una vivienda en la base Priorización para la vivienda familiar: 1. Personal identificado como Clave y Esencial-Obligatorio 2. E1-E6, CW1-CW2, O1-O3 ( Según el grado de vivienda y la disponibilidad de dormitorios) 3. Personal que solicita alojamiento base Lista de espera La fecha de elegibilidad está determinada por la fecha en que salió de su último lugar de destino permanente. Puede subir o bajar en la lista de espera según la prioridad. Los factores de prioridad incluyen el número de miembros de la familia, rango y tiempo de servicio. Una vez que esté en el 10% superior de la lista, estará en la "zona de congelación". Esto significa que su lugar está congelado en la lista y nadie puede saltarlo, y no puede ser movido hacia abajo. Exclusiones Tamaño de la familia que requiere una vivienda con más de 5 dormitorios Los miembros del servicio que trabajan en Kelly PUEDEN rechazar las viviendas disponibles en Panzer debido al tiempo de viaje. Excepción médica (EFMP) El miembro de la familia EFMP deberá ser evaluado por un médico. Solo después de que el médico recomiende vivir fuera de la base, la recomendación se enviará al coordinador de EFMP y luego al Comandante. El Comandante es la única persona que puede autorizar una excepción a la política. Vivienda en el poste Puede encontrar información sobre el aspecto de la vivienda base, el tamaño de los apartamentos, etc., en el sitio web de USAG Stuttgart. Th e Commander is the only person who can authorize an exception to the policy. On-Post Housing Information regarding what the base housing looks like, the apartments' size, etc... can be found on the USAG Stuttgart Website. Certificate of Non-Availability (CNA) Certificado de no disponibilidad (CNA) Para buscar una vivienda fuera de la base, debe tener un CNA emitido por la oficina de Vivienda. Las CNA se otorgan cuando los proyectos de vivienda no habrá viviendas base disponibles dentro de los 60 días posteriores a la llegada. ¡No firme ningún contrato de arrendamiento fuera del puesto hasta que reciba su CNA! Desafortunadamente, es posible que la vivienda no tome esta determinación de inmediato, dejándolo en un apuro para encontrar una vivienda antes de que se agote su TLA. ¡Es muy recomendable comunicarse con la oficina de Vivienda temprano y con frecuencia! Off-Base House Hunting Búsqueda de casas fuera de la base Ok, tienes tu CNA. ¿Ahora que? Tome una copia de la lista de no referencias de la vivienda (solo disponible en copia impresa, ubicada en la pared junto a la puerta). Esta es la lista de agentes inmobiliarios, complejos de apartamentos, etc ... que han sido incluidos en la lista negra "prohibidos" por numerosas razones. Debe registrarse con Pervin Estates, quien puede ayudarlo a comunicarse con los propietarios que anuncian en homes.mil. Sin embargo, el uso de Pervin o homes.mil solo se recomienda, no es obligatorio. En el momento en que estábamos buscando una casa, encontramos que la selección en homes.mil era insuficiente, y la mayoría de las casas estaban fuera de la ciudad de Stuttgart o eran demasiado grandes para nosotros. Buscar un lugar para vivir fuera de la base puede ser un desafío. Si no tiene la paciencia para navegar por un nuevo sistema o el tiempo para buscar una casa, Pervin Estates es probablemente el camino a seguir. How to find a rental property Base Rental Lease for Off-Post Properties Arrendamiento de alquiler básico La base lo alienta a usar su contrato de arrendamiento, que el departamento legal de la base escribió teniendo en cuenta sus mejores intereses. El contrato de arrendamiento básico está escrito en alemán e inglés y contiene una redacción amigable para los militares, es decir, la cláusula de notificación de 30 días, solo dos meses de alquiler para el depósito frente a tres meses. Sin embargo, no está obligado a utilizar este contrato de arrendamiento. En nuestra experiencia, muchos agentes inmobiliarios no nos mostrarían lugares si insistiéramos en utilizar el contrato de arrendamiento base. Si utiliza un contrato de arrendamiento alemán, la oficina legal debe revisar el contrato de arrendamiento antes de aceptar oficialmente la propiedad. La oficina legal le da su opinión profesional sobre el contrato de arrendamiento y le informará que no están obligados a ayudarlo con ninguna disputa entre usted y el propietario. Si elige utilizar un contrato de arrendamiento alemán, asegúrese de recibir el documento de la oficina legal que indique que revisaron su contrato de arrendamiento. Military One Source ofrece traducción libre de su contrato de arrendamiento ejecutado. Elegimos utilizar un contrato de arrendamiento alemán y no tuvimos ningún problema, pero cada situación es diferente. Advice Consejo Acompañados O-3 / E-6 y menores y no acompañados E-6 y menores estén preparados para vivir en la base. Te animo a que empieces a investigar las diferentes zonas en las que vivir antes de llegar a Stuttgart, pero no tomes una decisión final hasta que te familiarices con la zona. Pero no acepte ninguna vivienda antes de obtener su CNA. Recuerde siempre que un contrato verbal es vinculante en Alemania. Si le dice a un posible propietario o agente de bienes raíces: "Realmente amo este lugar y quiero mudarme, pero todavía estoy buscando", puede considerarse vinculante. Descargo de responsabilidad: no soy empleado del gobierno de EE. UU. Todas las declaraciones contenidas en él se compilan a partir de información pública y / o son mis propias opiniones y experiencias. La aparición de enlaces externos en este sitio no constituye un respaldo oficial en nombre de las Fuerzas Armadas de los EE. UU. O el Departamento de Defensa. Las publicaciones en este sitio son mías y no representan necesariamente las posiciones, estrategias u opiniones de las Fuerzas Armadas de los EE. UU. Housing Policy Unaccompanied Personnel Accompanied Personnel Certificate of Non-Availability Off-Base House Hunting Off-Base Rental Lease Advice

  • In the Home | Stuttgart FAQ

    In the Home What can Stuttgart FAQ help you navigate in your home? Electricity Everything you need to know about the differences in voltage in Europe. Guides on plug adapters, transformers, advice on bringing electronics, gaming systems, and more. Go to Electricity Kitchen In your kitchen, dishwasher and oven knowledge are at your fingertips: translations, cleaning, conversions, and everything else you need to know, plus much more. Go to Kitchen Hard Water Your ultimate guide to keeping your skin healthy and appliances clean, along with excellent cleaning tips on dealing with the hard water in Stuttgart. Go to Hard Water Laundry All you need to know about washer and dryer symbols, translations, proper care, and much more. ​ ​ Go to Laundry Mail Learn how to forward your mail from the USA and Germany, mail a certified letter, the ins and outs of APO addresses, customs form, and more. Go to Mail

  • Mail | Stuttgart FAQ

    Top of Page Mail Fowarding Forwarding from USA Forwarding from Germany Certified Mail APO Addresses APO & Amazon Custom Forms Prohibited Mail Internationally Prohibited Mail Into Germany Prohibited Mail USAG Stuttgart Translations Mail 1 Mail 2 Mail 3 Mail 4 Mail 5 Mail 6 Mail 7 Mail 8 Mail 9 Mail 10 Mail Moving to a new country can be an exciting but also overwhelming experience. There are so many things to think about and organize, and one of those things is how to handle your mail. Here are some things you should know about mail in Germany : ​ Postal addresses in Germany are formatted differently than in some other countries. The format is: Name of recipient, street name and house number, postal code, city or town. For example: Herr Max Mustermann Musterstraße 123 12345 Musterstadt Postal codes in Germany are made up of five digits. The first two digits represent the city or region, and the last three represent the delivery area within that city or region. Germany has a comprehensive and efficient postal system, and mail delivery is generally reliable. However, it is not uncommon for mail to be delayed, especially around holidays. If you are moving from Germany and want your mail forwarded to your new address, you can fill out a form at the post office or online to have your mail forwarded for a period of time. This service is called "Nachsendeauftrag" in German. If you rent a place in Germany, you may need to provide a copy of your rental contract to the post office to receive mail at your new address. If you live in a shared apartment or house, you must have everyone's last name listed on the mailbox for each individual or family living there. It is also a good idea to inform your bank, employer, and any other important contacts of your new address in Germany so that you can receive important mail and documents without delay. ​ ​ Moving to a new country can be daunting, but with some planning and organization, you can make the transition as smooth as possible. Don't forget to take care of your mail, as it is an important aspect of settling into your new home. Navigate to Forwarding Learn how to forward your mail from USPS and Deutsche Post. ​ ​ Read More Certified Mail Learn how to send a certified letter through Deutsche Post. ​ ​ Read More APO Addresses Explore the ins and out about shipping to and from your APO including how to fill out those pesky customs forms. Read More Translations Learn common German words related to mail with our helpful English to German translation guide. Read More Mail Forwarding Completing an online form only takes a few minutes to forward your mail to your new address. However, keep in mind that it may take longer for mail to reach you from another country and that there may be customs fees or other charges associated with receiving mail from abroad. Below you will find the steps to forward your mail from the USA to Germany and from Germany to anywhere else in the world. Navigate to Forwarding from the USA View More Forwarding from Germany View More Mail Fowarding Mail Forwarding from the USA The United States Postal Service (USPS) offers a mail forwarding service for individuals moving or temporarily changing their mailing address. Mail forwarding begins within three business days of your submitted request, but it can take up to 2 weeks. Mail will be forwarded as USPS receives it. Do not forget to complete a change of address form when leaving for your CMR. Types of Mail Forwarded for Free ​ First-Class™ mail forwarded for 12 months Periodicals (newsletters and magazines) forwarded for 6 months Premium shipping services (Priority Mail®, Priority Mail Express®, First-Class Package®) forwarded for 12 months Types of Mail Forwarded for the Cost of Shipping ​ ​ Media Mail® and USPS Retail Ground® forwarded for 12 months Types of Mail Not Forwarded ​ ​ ​ USPS Marketing Mail® is not forwarded unless specifically requested . How to Change Your USA Address Forward Your Mail to an International Address To Forward your mail to an international address, you must visit the post office in person and complete a PS Form 3575. Forward Your Mail To or From an APO/FPO To change your address to or from an APO/FPO, start by visiting the USPS Change of Address site. At this time, you can also update your voter registration. Mail Forwarding from Germany Deutsche Post offers a mail forwarding service for individuals moving or temporarily changing their mailing address. Submit your request five business days before mail forwarding should start. After that, Deutsche Post forwards all mail for 12 months. Forward Your Mail From Germany Download Chrome before beginning for automatic translation of the Deutsche Post site. The English version of their site does not give the same options. Download Chrome Forwarding from USA Forwarding from Germany How to Send a Registered Letter via Deutsche Post Todas las cartas de cancelación deben enviarse por correo certificado . To send a letter or package using registered mail through Deutsche Post, you can visit a post office and request the service or arrange for registered mail delivery online. ​ Once your mail item has been processed and sent, you can track its progress through the Deutsche Post tracking system. APO An APO address is a military address used for sending mail to military personnel stationed overseas or in areas where standard USPS delivery is unavailable. APO stands for "Army Post Office," and all branches of the military use this type of address. One of the main benefits of having an APO address is that it allows military personnel to receive mail and packages from the United States while stationed abroad. Are you confused about what you can ship to and from your APO? Have questions about Amazon shipping to an APO? Need help filling out a customs form? You can find the answers to these questions and more below. Navigate to APO Addresses & Amazon View More How to Complete a Customs Form View More Prohibited Items Sent Internationally View More Prohibited Items Sent Into Germany View More Prohibited Mail To & From USAG Stuttgart View More Certified Mail APO Addresses APO Addresses & Amazon There seems to be much confusion regarding how to use Amazon with an APO . An APO is a USA Address ​ Use Amazon.com to order something to be sent to your APO address. Use Amazon.de to have something sent directly to your house. However, if you use Amazon.de to have something sent to your APO, it will be first sent to the USA and then back to Germany, and you may have to pay tariffs on the item. It has been said that there are some problems when ordering from Amazon.de and shipping to your home address on the base. So instead of sending it to your home, the easiest solution is to send it to a pick-up location . To ship to pick-up locations, the items must be dispatched or fulfilled by Amazon.de . Amazon Pick-Up Locations Closest to Base Housing Kelley Pick-Up Times Monday-Sunday-- 24 Hours Patch Pick-Up Times Monday-Sunday-- 24 Hours Panzer Pick-Up Times Monday-Friday--0800-1800 Saturday-- 0800-1200 Robinson Pick-Up Times Monday-Saturday-- 0700-2359 APO & Amazon Customs Forms USPS on base will no longer accept handwritten customs forms. Instead, you can print your postage and customs forms at home, making the process faster at the post office. Weigh your packages using your kitchen or bathroom scale for a large box. If you don't have a printer, you can complete the customs form using the computer at the post office.​ All items weighing over 16 ounces must have customs forms. This includes returned items. ​ Packages from an APO to an APO/FPO/DPO must have a customs form, including packages shipped to another APO/FPO/DPO. Custom Forms How to Complete a Customs Form Los siguientes pasos se basan en el envío de un regalo o documentos, no en los artículos que se venden. Step 1 Enter Sender's Information Fill out your name and address. Step 2 Enter Recipients's Information Fill out the recipient's name & address. Step 3 Enter Weight of Package Include the weight of the box. Only enter the dimensions of your package if over 12." No preprinted USPS Priority boxes measure over 12". Step 4 Select Mailing Service Shipping to an APO/FPO from an APO, you still must select the package type, but you need not purchase postage. Step 5 Select Non-Delivery Option The best choice is to return it to the sender. Your package will be returned to you if the package is undeliverable. Step 6 Enter Package Information Select an option under contents, usually gift or documents. Under Contents Description, type in the word Gift or Documents. The rest you can leave blank. Step 7 Enter Item Information Each item you send needs to have all information entered unless the same type. Enter Detailed Description Enter a short description of the item. Example: Candy Enter Item Value Do not add the value if sending multiples of the same item. This au tomatically calculates. According to the post office clerks in Stuttgart, food cannot have value. I cannot find anywhere in the USPS regulations food may not have a value. You can't leave the value blank. I usually enter $0.10- $0.25 per food item. Enter Quanity How many of this item are you shipping? Enter Weight Enter the individual weight of the item. This will automatically calculate for multiple same-type items. Tarif Number & Country of Origin Leave both of these fields blank. Complete After all information is entered click add item(s) . Step 8 Select Export Information Select package val ue is less than $2500 Step 9 Restrictions & Prohibitions Select Next: Review and Print By selecting the next step, you agree you are not sending any restricted or prohibited materials. Example of Completed Customs Form The following example is based on sending this gift in a large flat-rate box. This customs form is, for example, only. Ensure you follow the rules of the country you are shipping from and to. Prohibited Items Many items are prohibited from being sent internationally through the mail or other shipping methods. These restrictions are placed for various reasons, including safety, security, and cultural sensitivity. Prohibited Mail Internationally Prohibited Items From being Shipped Internationally Simply put, do not mail anything that can explode or rot. Aerosoles Bolsas de aire Bebidas alcohólicas Munición Cigarrillos Hielo seco Explosivos Frutas y Verduras Frescas Gasolina Marihuana (medicinal o de otro tipo) Esmalte de uñas Perfumes (que contienen alcohol) Venenos Dry Ice Explosives Fresh Fruits Fresh Vegetables Gasoline Sin materiales peligrosos Explosivos Gases. Líquidos inflamables y combustibles Sólidos inflamables Sustancias orgánicas, peróxidos orgánicos Sustancias tóxicas y sustancias infecciosas Material radioactivo Corrosivos Miscelánea Sin materiales restringidos Licores embriagantes Armas de fuego Cuchillos e instrumentos afilados Líquidos, polvos y materiales que producen olores. Llaves maestras de vehículos de motor y dispositivos de cerrajería Sustancias y drogas controladas Muestras promocionales no solicitadas Instrumentos para su uso en empresas de lucha animal Cigarrillos y tabaco sin humo Sin materia perecedera Animales Comida Fresca Huevos Carnes y productos cárnicos Plantas Plagas de plantas no enviadas, animales dañinos y peces o vida silvestre capturados ilegalmente Specific Items Prohibited to Mail Into Germany Melatonina Ajenjo Armas y armas, incluidas armas de fuego, partes de armas, municiones y armas de imitación Artículos con anotaciones políticas o religiosas en el lado de la dirección. Restos humanos Pilas y baterías de litio, incluidos los elementos que contienen pilas y baterías de litio Plantas y animales vivos Melatonina Sustancias biológicas infecciosas perecederas Jugando a las cartas, excepto en mazos completos debidamente envueltos Granos de coca pulverizados Materiales radioactivos Prohibited Mail Into Germany Items Prohibited to Be Mailed Into & Out of USAG Stuttgart Cigarrillos y otros productos de tabaco, incluidas hojas de tabaco, tabaco de mascar y de pipa, rapé y puros Café Medicamentos, vitaminas y suplementos para humanos o animales, excepciones para farmacias designadas, etc. Réplica de armas y dispositivos explosivos inertes y piezas de armas Carnes, incluidas las conservas de carne, huesos, piel, pelo, plumas, cuernos o pezuñas de animales ungulados y muestras de lana, incluso herméticamente selladas Frutas, verduras, animales vivos y plantas vivas. Todas las bebidas alcohólicas. Cannabinoides sintéticos Puede encontrar las explicaciones completas de las restricciones en el Boletín Postal. Encuentre las restricciones para otros códigos postales APO / FPO / DPO aquí . The complete explanations of the restrictions can be found in USPS Postal Bulletin 25 February 2021. Find the restrictions for other APO/FPO/DPO zip codes here . Prohibited Mail USAG Stuttgart Translations English Address Box Certified City Customer Envelope First Name Forwarding Last Name Letter Mail Mail Box Move Package Pick up Postage Stamp Purchase Receive Send Small Package State Tape Zip Code German Adresse Box Einschreiben Stadt Kunde ( in ) Briefumschlag Vorname Weiterleitung Nachname Brief Post Briefkasten Umzug Paket abholen Briefmarke kaufen erhalten schicken Päckchen Land Klebeband Postleitzahl *Text coloring indicates the article's gender der / die / das / die Translations

  • From USA Bases | Stuttgart FAQ

    Top of Page Kelley Barracks Panzer Kaserne Patch Barracks Robinson Barracks From USA Bases 1 From USA Bases 2 From USA Bases 3 From USA Bases 4 From USA Bases 5 Transporte público de Cuartel de Kelley Transporte público desde las bases estadounidenses Kelley Barracks Read More Panzer Kaserne Read More Patch Barracks Read More Robinson Barracks Read More Kelley Barracks Getting to downtown Stuttgart or the airport on public transportation is easily accessible using the S-Bahn, U-Bahn, Zacke, or the bus. The closest U-Bahn stops to Kelley Barracks are Landhaus or Degerloch . You can either walk to either stop or take the bus. ​ Landhaus Walk Time: 17 minutes Distance: 1.4 km To Hauptbahnhof (HBF) Downtown Stuttgart U3 Vaihingen BF Ride 4 stops to Möhringen , then change to U6 Gerlingen To Airport (Flughafen) U3 Vaihingen BF Ride 9 stops to Vaihingen , then change to S2 Filderstadt or S3 Flughafen/Messe Find departure times on the VVS Website. Kelley Barracks Panzer Kaserne Getting to downtown Stuttgart or the airport on public transportation is simple by using the S-Bahn. The closest S-Bahn stop to Panzer Kaserne is Goldberg . You can either walk to or take the bus to the Goldberg or the Böblingen station. A continuación encontrará indicaciones para llegar a pie a todas las paradas más cercanas a poca distancia de Panzer, junto con el número de autobús y el nombre de la dirección hacia la parada Goldberg o Böblingen ZOB. Encuentre horarios de salida en el sitio web de VVS. Goldberg Walk Time: 29 minutes Distance: 2.5 km To Hauptbahnhof (HBF) Downtown Stuttgart To Airport (Flughafen) S1 Plochingen/Kirchheim S1 Kirchheim Ride for 1 stop to Rohr, change to the S2 Filderstadt or S3 Flughafen/Messe Find departure times on the VVS Website. Patch Barracks Getting to downtown Stuttgart or the airport on public transportation is accessible using the S-Bahn. The closest S-Bahn stops to Patch Barracks are Vahingen or Universität . You can either walk to or take the bus to these stops. A continuación encontrará indicaciones para llegar a pie a todas las paradas más cercanas a poca distancia de Panzer, junto con el número de autobús y el nombre de la dirección hacia la parada Goldberg o Böblingen ZOB. Encuentre horarios de salida en el sitio web de VVS. Vaihingen Walk Time: 29 minutes Distance: 2.4 km To Hauptbahnhof (HBF) Downtown Stuttgart To Airport (Flughafen) S1 Plochingen/Kirchheim S2 Schorndorf S3 Backnang S2 Filderstadt S3 Flughafen/Messe Find departure times on the VVS Website. Panzer Kaserne Patch Barracks Robinson Barracks Getting to downtown Stuttgart or the airport on public transportation is effortless by using the S-Bahn or the U-Bahn. The closest U-Bahn stops to Robinson Barracks are Schozacher Straße or Hallschlag . The nearest S-Bahn stop to Robinson Barracks in Zuffenhausen . All stops are within walking distance. ​ Schozacher Straße Walk Time: 8 minutes Distance: 750 meters To Hauptbahnhof (HBF) Downtown Stuttgart U7 Nellingen Ostfildern To Airport (Flughafen) U7 Nellingen Ostfildern Ride 10 stops to Hauptbahnhof change trains to the S2 Filderstadt or S3 Flughafen/Messe. Find departure times on the VVS Website. Robinson Barracks

  • Clothing & Shoe Stores | Stuttgart FAQ

    Top of Page Clothing Stores Shoes Clothing & Shoe Size Conversions Translations Clothing & Shoe Stores 1 Clothing & Shoe Stores 2 Clothing & Shoe Stores 3 Clothing & Shoe Stores 4 Clothing & Shoe Stores 5 Clothing & Shoe Stores 6 Tiendas de ropa y más En Stuttgart y sus alrededores, encontrará muchas tiendas de ropa y grandes almacenes, incluidas muchas cadenas de tiendas con nombres familiares. Sé que puede ser intimidante y frustrante deambular por una tienda en busca de un artículo en particular. A continuación, encontrará una pequeña muestra de las tiendas de ropa en Stuttgart para comenzar su viaje de compras. También a continuación, también encontrará tablas y traducciones de conversión de ropa y calzado. Navigate to Clothing Stores In search of the perfect clothing stores in Stuttgart? With so many options to choose from, it can be overwhelming. But don't worry - we're here to help! We have listed a few of our favorite stores in the city, catering to every style and budget to get you started. Read More Size Conversions Need to convert your shoe size to European sizes? We've got you covered! Our size conversion charts include sizes for men, women, and children, making it easy to find the perfect fit for the whole family. Read More Shoe Stores Are you looking for the perfect pair of shoes in Stuttgart? You are in luck. Stuttgart is home to a wide variety of shoe stores to suit every taste and budget. To help you get started, we've compiled a list of some of our favorite stores in the city. Read More Translations Shopping for clothes in a foreign country can be intimidating, especially if you're unfamiliar with the local language. Stuttgart FAQ has compiled translations to help you on your shopping adventure. Read More Navigate to Clothing Stores for Entire Family View More Shoes View More Infant, Toddler & Maternity View More Men's & Women's View More Mensware View More Costumes & Fest Ware View More Women's & Girls View More Formal Wear View More Outdoor & Sportswear View More Clothing & Shoe Stores To help you navigate the wide variety of clothing and shoe stores in Stuttgart, we've created a series of slideshows grouped into categories to make it easier to find what you're looking for. You'll find a small sampling of stores in each category, and each store's logo is linked to their website, so you can easily find hours and locations. You'll notice a few symbols on each slide next to the store names. If you see a euro sign, it indicates the average price range of items in that store. If you see the American flag, it means the store accepts VAT forms. Always check with the store before using a VAT form. Their participation status is subject to change. Precio medio del artículo € - 10-25 € €€ - 25-50 € €€€ -50-100 € €€€€ -100 € + €€ - 25-50€ €€€ - 50-100€ €€€€ - 100€+ Formulario de IVA aceptado * Clothing Stores Entire Family Women's & Girl's Our website is supported by our users. This site contains links to an affiliate website. We receive a small affiliate commission for any purchases you make on the affiliate website using such links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Clothing for the Entire Family Are you looking for a one-stop shop for all your family's clothing needs in Stuttgart? Look no further! Below, you will find a list of stores that offer a wide range of clothing options for the whole family, from babies and children to adults. Men's & Women's Clothing Stuttgart has a rich fashion scene, offering a wide range of options for men's and women's clothing. Stuttgart has something for everyone regarding fashion, with a wide range of stores that cater to both men and women. So whether you're looking for high-end designer wear or more affordable options, you'll find it in this stylish German city. Women's & Girls' Clothing No matter your style or budget, a clothing store in Stuttgart is perfect for you. Don't be afraid to try out different stores; take your time to find the perfect pieces. Happy shopping! Menswear Are you a man searching for stylish clothing in Stuttgart? You're in luck! The city is home to a wide range of stores that cater to men's fashion, offering everything from casual wear to formal suits. Infant, Children & Maternity Clothing In need of infant or children's clothing or are expecting a little one and looking for maternity wear, there are plenty of stores to choose from. So no matter what you're looking for, whether it's everyday essentials or something special for a special occasion, you're sure to find something to suit your needs at one of the many infants, children's, and maternity stores in Stuttgart. Outdoor & Sportswear If you're an outdoor enthusiast living in or visiting Stuttgart, you're in luck! The city has a wide range of outdoor and sportswear clothing stores, ensuring you have the gear you need for all your favorite activities. With so many options available, you're sure to find everything you need to enjoy the great outdoors in Stuttgart. Formal Wear If you need formal wear or a wedding dress while living in Stuttgart, you'll be happy to know that the city has many options. So whether you're looking for a traditional or more modern gown, you're sure to find something that suits your style and budget. Costumes & Fest Wear There are many opportunities to dress up in costume throughout the year in Stuttgart. From Fasching to Halloween, plenty of events and parties allow you to let your creative side shine, and you don't want to be the person that shows up to Frühlingsfest or Volksfest without Lederhosen or a Dirndl. Shoes If you need a new pair of shoes, you're in luck. Stuttgart is home to many shoe stores, catering to a wide range of tastes and budgets. So whether you're in the market for a new pair of dress shoes for the office or a comfortable pair of sneakers for a day out and about, you'll have no shortage of options in Stuttgart. Men's & Women's Menswear Infant, Children & Maternity Outdoor & Sportswear Costumes & Fest Wear Formal Wear Shoes Clothing & Shoe Size Conversions Los tamaños pueden variar según la marca o la tienda, pero las siguientes conversiones se basan en el promedio de tamaño universal para ayudarlo a llegar a la sección correcta del estante. Nota: la talla francesa también se utiliza en Bélgica, España y Portugal. Clothing & Shoe Size Conversions Navigate to Size Conversions for Women View More Men View More Children View More Women's Clothing & Shoe Size Conversions Men's Clothing & Shoe Size Conversio ns Children's Clothing & Shoe Size Conversions Women's Sizes Men's Sizes Children's Sizes Translations Traducciones inglés Ropa Tienda de ropa Cinturón Bikini Blusa Bota Corbata de moño Sostén Pulsera Gorra Abrigo Disfraz Algodón Grandes almacenes Vestir Donar Arete Probador Guante Sombrero Tacones Sudadera Chaqueta / Abrigo Mono Hasta la rodilla Gorro de lana Polainas Collar Mono Bragas Pantalones Traje de pantalón Pantimedias / Medias Poliéster Pull-over Anillo Sandalias Bufanda Segunda mano Camisa Zapato Zapatería (Tienda) Pantalones cortos Falda Calcetín Spandex Abrigos deportivos Traje Traje de baño Traje de baño Camiseta sin mangas Camiseta de manga corta Corbata Ropa interior Chaleco Mirar Lana German * Kleidung Bekleidungsgeschäft Gürtel Bikini Bluse Stiefel Fliege BH-Büstenhalter Armkette Kappe Mantel Kostüm Baumwolle Kaufhaus Kleid spenden Ohrring Umkleidekabine Handschuh Hut Absätzen Kapuzenpulli Jacke Jumpsuit Strumpf Mütze Leggings Halskette Latzhose Slip Hose Hosenanzug Strumpfhose Polyester Pullover Ring Sandalen Schal /Tuch secondhand Hemd Schuh Schuhgeschäft Shorts Rock Socke Elastan Jackett Anzug Badeanzug Badehose Trägerhemd T-Shirt Krawatte /Schlips Tracht Unterhose Unterwäsche Unterhemd Uhr Wolle Descriptores Alemán* Farbe Schwarz blau braun grau grün naranja rosa lila putrefacción weiß gelb Reunión Blumen Nadelstreifen levantarse gestual inglés Colores Negro Azul marrón gris Verde naranja Rosa Púrpura rojo blanco Amarillo Patrón Floral Rayas Lunares A rayas * El color del texto indica el género del artículo der die das die

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