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Schnitzel sensation in Dachau: enjoyment causes heated price discussions!
A schnitzel from a Dachau inn is causing a stir on the Internet. Discussions about price and quality divide the Reddit community.
Schnitzel sensation in Dachau: enjoyment causes heated price discussions!
A schnitzel from a Bavarian inn near Dachau is currently causing a stir on the Internet and has users in the Reddit community discussing “schnitzel crimes”. On June 7, an enthusiastic guest shared pictures of his visit and presented a golden-brown breaded veal schnitzel served on a dark plate along with crispy fries. The response to his post was overwhelming. Within just 17 hours, the post received around 170 upvotes and many comments. The preparation of the schnitzel was praised as perfect, which earned the inn high recognition Mercury reported.
But as luck would have it, not only was the schnitzel celebrated, but the bill also caused some dissatisfaction. The price of 24.90 euros for the “Wiener Schnitzel” led to heated discussions. While many saw the price as appropriate, there were also critical voices: half a chicken, which was offered for 18.90 euros, was particularly criticized. Users compared the price-performance ratios with other dining experiences, such as Oktoberfest.
Price discussion with background
The discussion about the appropriateness of prices is widespread and goes beyond the Dachau case. Tim Mälzer, well-known television chef, commented on this topic in an interview with “Stern”. He criticizes the often too low prices in the catering industry and emphasizes that a meal cannot be offered for less than ten euros. Mälzer himself sells a schnitzel for 24 euros and explains that the total cost of a schnitzel is around 21.20 euros, which leaves little room for big profit. The challenges of the catering industry, which bears high costs for personnel, storage and operation, play a decisive role in pricing, Mälzer continues Gastronomy-hotel impulses reported.
The debate about schnitzel prices is not only clear on social media, but also reflects the general gastronomy situation. Some highlight the need for a fair price for quality food, while others simply compare what they pay for similar dishes in other regions. The discussion about catering prices will certainly continue and produce different opinions.
Overall, the case from Dachau shows how passionately the topic of food and especially schnitzel is anchored in Bavarian culture, and it will be exciting to see what further reactions and comments will follow the original post.