Noun
currywurst (countable and uncountable, plural currywursts)
A German national dish consisting of hot pork sausage cut into slices and seasoned with curry ketchup.
As husband had escaped eating it the first time I wasn't about to let him get away again, so when we saw a stall outside we bought a serving of currywurst mit pommes frites. Source: Internet
Boquerones; khachapuri (a flatbread with cheese, egg, and butter); Tunisian chicken skewers; Korean pork ribs; currywurst. Source: Internet
Currywurst cannot merely be classified as a German hot dog; the curry gives the dish a different flavor, and the sausage is often served cut up with a small currywurst fork, making the entire experience much classier. Source: Internet
But what is currywurst, which became popular in Berlin after the war and spread to both East and West sides of the divided city? Source: Internet
In Berlin there’s no big established gastronomic culture – apart from currywurst, döner kebab and some average Vietnamese and Thai restaurants. Source: Internet
Be sure to grab a beer and a bratwurst while you walk around Berlin -- although if you want something truly authentic, the currywurst is their signature dish. Source: Internet