Apr 14, 2010 05:09
14 yrs ago
German term

Putengrillzöpfe

German to English Marketing Food & Drink
Here I am a little uncertain..maybe something with turkey barbecue

Discussion

Nicole Backhaus Apr 15, 2010:
I guess it is helpful to live off the shore of Honduras sometimes :)
Kerstin Green Apr 15, 2010:
@ Nicole: So your husband is lucky enough not to know some of the dreadful extremes of the modern food industry. Ever heard of the infamous Turkey Twizzler? Google a picture of those and you'll know why my children pack lunches for school ;-))
Nicole Backhaus Apr 15, 2010:
I discussed the German term with my husband (Who is a chef) and from his point of view there is no equivalent in English (US). Why not leave the Term and explain?

Proposed translations

+3
3 hrs
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barbecue turkey twists

Difficult without seeing a picture. But in BBQ season I have seen 'twists' in UK supermarkets that are very similar to the 'Grillzöpfe' I know from Germany.
And of course it is barbecue or BBQ, but not 'grilled', that is something completely different!
Peer comment(s):

agree SMueller : geflochten, wie "cheese twists" oder sowas...hoffentlich geht hier die Grilldebatte nicht weiter...grilled turkey twists?;) NICHT!
2 hrs
Danke! 'grilled' bedeutet im Ofen, nicht auf dem Grill
agree Brigitte Litzenberger : Usually twisted and not braided
2 hrs
thanks blitz
agree Cetacea
10 hrs
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+2
34 mins

Braided grilled (barbecued) turkey

Braided is the term used when you cut meat or fish into long strips then braid like a pigtail. Sometimes its put on skewers
Peer comment(s):

agree Nicola Wood
1 hr
neutral mary austria : If it's raw: braided grill turkey OR braided grilling turkey
2 hrs
Yes, absolutely!
agree Rolf Keiser
3 hrs
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