Breakfast time
A typical German breakfast will always involve mountains of fresh brötchen (bread rolls), cheese and cold
meats. As tasty as these can be, I often found myself yearning for the
cereal-based brekkie I normally had back home. Then one day my boyfriend told
me he had a surprise for me. We went out, stomachs rumbling as I had been told
I could not have breakfast first, and he lead me to Brüsseler Straβe to the
cutest little muesli cafe, aptly named 'Yummy!'
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| Perfect breakfast |
A pick 'n' mix style display filled with every type of cereal you
could imagine, along with dried fruits and chocolate coated nibbles, lies to the left of the counter. You
take a bowl, help yourself to as much as you want, and then order milk, yoghurt
or fresh fruit to go with it. Be warned though, the price is according to the
weight, so don't go too crazy! An impressive selection of chai latte flavours is
the final detail that confirms this cafe as one of my favourites in Cologne,
and even my meat-and-cheese-obsessed boyfriend enjoyed his breakfast.
