Streuselkuchen

English thumb|A Streuselkuchen. Etymology Borrowed from en de Streuselkuchen. Pronunciation en /ˈstɹuːzl̩ˌkuːkən/ /ˈstɹɔɪzl̩kuːkən/ Noun ? A en cake of en German en origin made of en yeast en dough covered with sweet en crumb en topping. en crumb cake en 1915 German Travel Notes Harriet Julia Campbell Jephson https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/23533/pg23533-images.html At Mainz we discovered a café close to the theatre, and sipped coffee and ate Streuselkuchen out of doors in the shadow of the cathedral and Gutenberg's statue. Translations cake of German origin German: de Streuselkuchen m Silesian East Central German: gmw-ecg Sträselkucha Portuguese: pt cuca f Brazil Russian: ru штройзелькухен See also en coffee cake<id:any cake meant to be eaten with coffee> en Cakes and pastries German de: thumb|Ein Streuselkuchen. Alternative forms de Sträußelkuchen Streußelkuchen relatively rare Etymology de :af Streusel Kuchen From de Streusel Kuchen. Pronunciation de /ˈʃtrɔɪzl̩kuːxən/ de Streu sel ku chen de De-Streuselkuchen.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de uːxn̩ 4 Noun m Streuselkuchen Declension m Derived terms de Apfelstreuselkuchen de Butterstreuselkuchen See also Silesian: gmw-ecg Sträselkucha Further reading de Cakes and pastries