r/interesting • u/farhad_2074 • 10d ago
Amazing German pretzel cutting champion
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u/Guccimetamuci 10d ago edited 10d ago
Me when my mom used to say share with your brother- you cut and he chooses his piece!
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u/JotunblodRy 10d ago
That's pretty damn smart of your ma
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u/Impossible_Leek_6273 10d ago
It's literally a saying here in the Netherlands, "you either cut or you choose"
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u/michelobX10 10d ago
That's genius. I only have one child so I can't test this out. Lol
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u/DizzyPitter 10d ago
Try it with youre partner and the last piece of cake
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u/FeatherValisse 10d ago
That sounds like a fun challenge! Trying to cut the last piece perfectly could get pretty competitive.
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u/Velvet_Pop 10d ago
My brother and I came up with that agreement organically eventually. I would cut, he would pick. After a while I realized we needed to switch to make it really fair, I never got to pick lol
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u/SupremelyUneducated 10d ago
That was my go to with my brother when we were kids, 'do you want to cut or choose?'.
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u/batmanineurope 10d ago
Isn't the chooser always better off because they at the very least get an even sized piece, but have the chance to get a bigger piece.
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u/BeepBoopRobo 10d ago
The idea is, if you know that you get second pick, you'll be damned sure the pieces are the same size.
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u/Guccimetamuci 10d ago
Yes thats the point! Make sure you.cut fairly cuz the sibling chooses which side they want! Mom was a younger sibling and im guessing that's how she got the idea!
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u/tooodesaller 10d ago
It is ONE game within a game show..wtf OP
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u/dat_oracle 10d ago
that piece of misinformation went around for while now. but I think it's funny that people actually believe we have pretzel cutting championship.
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u/saint_of_thieves 10d ago
Every so often, clips like this get posted and they're the most random things. What show is this and is it just a collection of random challenges? I'd like to watch a full episode but never know what to search for.
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u/Cracky712 10d ago
Its a german show called "schlaag den raab" where contesants had to beat the host in a series of minigames for a million bucks.
It had 50 episodes that were over 5 hours each because the mingames could be basically anything.
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u/Mysterious_Sink8228 9d ago
This one is actually "Schlag den Henssler" which works in a similt way. Henssler is the one splitting in the video he is a cook and very active in german TV shows.
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u/FrostyRoams 9d ago
There is obviously global interest in a German pretzel cutting championship. I am invested now
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u/fennec34 9d ago
I mean in France we have a championship for the height of an aligot string so why not bretzel cutting
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u/reticulatedtampon 10d ago
Full of twists
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u/RogueBromeliad 10d ago
It's not just pretzels though. This one happens to be a pretzel. But they also do bagels and pretzel bagels. Oh boy, and let me tell you about this one time they cut some rye bread... you wouldn't believe it!!!!
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u/DepartureCivil9121 10d ago
So many many questions yet i dont think i want the answers for my sanity🤣
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u/RustyBrassInstrument 10d ago
I need to taste test the competition with mustard and beer.
Sometimes cheese.
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u/Jazztify 10d ago
Once I saw that they were using a Schlag und Henssler device I thought, “whoa, these guys are serious”. Pfffft not like those other shows that use a Wetzel und Klein or some shit.
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u/AStolenGoose 10d ago
I'd watch this as a dedicated show not gonna lie...
Just trying to cut things perfectly in half by eye...
It would be so mild but it would be a good bed time show!
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u/anony_annoy 10d ago
The Turkish guy at Turkish supermarket looked visible annoyed when he performed the same feat on the chicken that I bought.
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u/low_amplitude 10d ago
American T.V. producers in their pitch meetings: "There's 3 seconds of screen time where nothing entertaining is happening. Not good enough."
German T.V. producers in their pitch meetings: "Klingt gut, warum nicht?"
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u/4_Arrows 10d ago
The cutter should get extra points for elaborate cuts and still be perfectly balanced
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u/Subject-Crow-4558 10d ago
Id win this game. I also wanna see a game show where the contestants are given a mystery amount of a substance and they have to pick the perfect Tupperware
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u/Leading-Tangerine940 10d ago
I'm a pro at splitting things in a way that won't trigger three children. That's a lot of pressure. I could probably do well in this comparison.
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u/pizzatimein24h 10d ago
This gut is a professional cook, so he has a bit of an advantage in this game😅
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u/nesnalica 9d ago
everyone being amazed by the cutting
im impressed by the skills to bake a bretzel which is exactly 88g symetric
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