As Austrian I can tell you that it is definitely for the Schnitzel.
Austrian goulash, Tafelspitz (beef boiled in broth), Wiener Schnitzel, Apple strudel,Leberkäse, Frankfurter,Knödel (potato dumplings), Spätzle and Nockerl (noodles), Brettljause (cold cuts), and Palatschinken (crepes with apricot jam) are some great foods to try in Austria.
Jam, sugar, honey - whatever you like
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Coffee with milk and could be accompanied with toasts with jam or "dulce de leche".
Croissants are served with jam for breakfast. You can make sandwiches out of them. Some are filled with chocolate or almond paste.
These days the typical breakfast tends to be muesli or cereal, fruit juice and coffee, toast has also become popular. However a traditional breakfast consists of a variety of sliced cured sausage, dry-cured ham thinly sliced, cheese, hard boiled eggs, a couple of types of rye bread with butter, jam or conserves of berry fruit (strawberry, raspberry) , fresh fruit and tea or coffee.
Hi, The one and only real jam you should use is Marrilen (Apricot) everything else is fake :-) To be honest I have been served Sacher with other Jams, but that grose.... Cheers WK
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Swedish meatballs are often served with mashed potatoes, a simple brown gravy or sauce, and lingonberry jam. Lingon berries are bittersweet, and slightly similar to cranberries. Swedish hard bread and butter are a traditional compliment as well.
Because they're from a different country! ... ................................................................... They are more like crepes and can be kept and served over a few day time span...LA