It varies, depending upon the region, the same as you'll find different foods prepared and eaten different ways in the USA (fried chicken n buttermilk biscuits in the South for example).
According to the website /www.sallybernstein.com, here are a few (go to the site to see more):
"Badener Schneckensuepple" (a snail chowder flavored with herbs), "Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte" (Black Forest cake), and "Rheinischer Sauerbraten" (beef roast stewed with wine). Bayern/Bavaria and Hessen's cuisine, with their abundance of beer, meats, and dairy products, feature specialties like "Spannferkel" (spit roasted baby pig), "Handkaes" (a smelly type of cheese mixture made with sour cream) and "Schwaebische Kasespaetzle" (small drop-shaped flour dumplings topped with cheese and butter). Rote Gruetze" (fruit soup), "Sauerfleisch" (meat in aspic made with fish Gelatin), "Bulletten" (meat balls), "Helgolander Krabbensalat" (Helgoland shrimp salad), and "Soeier" (pickled eggs)
Principal crops grown now throughout the German states and used in its regional way of cooking include hops (Germany is the second largest producer in the world), sugar beets, barley, wheat, potatoes, oats, and rye. Cabbage and carrots are the most important vegetable crops, and apples, Pears, currants, strawberries, and raspberries are the most important fruit crops.
their main source of food was caribou, migratory water fowl, and fresh and dried salmon.
The main religion is Christianity (Roman Catholic and Protestant). The main effect on food is that many Roman Catholics do not eat meat on Fridays and some other days).
Taiwan's main food is meats and fish
what main food do they eat in far east
Wheat is the main food eaten by most of the Pakistanis as basic ingredient of their diet. Rice is also very common food of Pakistanis.
seals
sosague caled bratwerst and curry
Look at the internet!!
yes
No it's eaten as a "main course"
yes because it was the most simple food to your disposal
Sausage