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Is kiwi the national fruit of Germany?
No
What country do fruit kebabs come from?
germany
In Germany what kind of fruit do they have for making applesauce?
apples.
What is Germany's national fruit?
Germany does not have an officially recognized national fruit. The German national tree is the oak and its national animal is the golden eagle.
What are the ratings and certificates for The Fruit Machine - 1988?
The Fruit Machine - 1988 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M Canada:R (Manitoba/Nova Scotia/Ontario) UK:15 USA:R West Germany:16
What is national fruit of Germany?
the germans like to eat lots of things we eat .but there national food is bratwurst which is a sausageIt depends on where in Germany you're in. Bavaria has different "national foods" then Northern German, but overall the national foods are: Beer, Sauerkraut, Bratwurst, and pretzels.
What are the release dates for Grow Your Own Drugs - 2009 Fruit 1-1?
Grow Your Own Drugs - 2009 Fruit 1-1 was released on: UK: 2 March 2009 Germany: 2 March 2010 USA: 2013
What is Germany's main commercial agriculture's?
In northern Germany, cereal grains and beets are grown. Fruit orchards and vegetable farms surround most large German cities. Grapes are grown in vineyards along the Rhine River Valley.
What foods are produced in Germany?
Some of Germanys agriculture products are beef,pork,potatoes,wheat,barly,sugar beets, fruit, and cabbage. I found this on : http://www.ask.com/ans\qsrc=2417&o=0&l=dir&q=types+of+agricultural+products+in+germany
What is a ripened ovary that encloses one or more seeds?
(true) A fruit A fruit A fruit A fruit A fruit A fruit A fruit A fruit A fruit
Words that contain the word fruit like fruit loops fruit bat etc?
* fruit loops * fruit bat * fruit punch * fruit by the foot * fruit snacks * tutti fruity * fruit of the loom * fruit trees * fruit aisle * fruit juice * fruit concentrate * fruit flavour *
How do Liesel and Rudy learn about stealing fruit?
Liesel and Rudy learn about stealing fruit through their experiences in the impoverished environment of Nazi Germany, where they often go hungry. They observe the actions of others in their community, particularly the older kids who take risks to grab fruit from orchards or markets. Their desire to survive and satisfy their hunger drives them to try stealing fruit themselves, leading to a mix of excitement and guilt as they navigate the moral complexities of their actions.
