… literally means “love goes through the stomach”. What better way to announce some of the delights that await the weekend visitors of the KDevelop team meeting? As if free coffee including a free USB coffee warmer wasn’t enough!
This Saturday (April 12), carefully buttered fresh Bavarian Brezn will be served from 9:00 in the morning. This peak of taste bud stimuli will be accompanied by another non-plus-ultra of cuisine - our local specialities shop, which is usually closed on Saturdays, is going make a one-time exception just for us and freshly bake Poğaça - delightful small rolls filled with tasty cheese.
For the ones that prefer sweet things, don’t worry - there will be German Fruchtplunder and Turkish Baklava - after eating those, pure sugar will taste sour.
More information, including a visual guide on how to get there, can be found on the KDevelop wiki.
6 Responses to “Liebe geht durch den Magen”
Correction
Baklava is Greek
Anti-correction: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baklava Baklava is not fully/exclusively Greek it is more Turkish than Greek even is very common inside several countries inside this region of the world
Looking forward to it. 
thanks for the info, let’s agree that Baklava is “Mediterranean”
Jeg har tenke det var kanskje “Liebe geht durch den Rump” i Tyskland, fordi det er hvordan Tyskland elsker sine nabo.
hubba hubba
hallo